Located in the core area where passengers are seated or standing and waiting, the brand images repeatedly appear in the passengers' view, creating continuous and high-frequency visual stimulation that greatly strengthens brand memory and becomes an unavoidable visual focus for passengers while waiting at the airport.
A high-value media resource located at a key turning point in the passenger flow path, precisely positioned at the junction from the main waiting area to the side concourse, achieving mandatory interception and in-depth reach of passenger flow at critical moments of passenger diversion.
Located at eye level or slightly above the passenger's line of sight, the brand imagery accompanies the passenger's pace, creating a continuous and profound visual memory. The large images occupy the entire wall, forming a strong visual impact and providing ample creative space for the brand.
The location has a natural exclusivity as a node; all domestic arriving passengers must pass through here, with no competing media interference, achieving 100% passenger flow coverage. Its communication value lies not only in efficient reach within a short period but also in establishing an emotional connection and brand recognition as a golden touchpoint.
Two high-brightness lightboxes constitute the key visual focus before they enter the baggage hall. By taking advantage of the relatively enclosed corridor and its concentrated lines of sight, they forcibly occupy the travelers' field of vision and are the best medium for the brand to establish initial contact with travelers.
The location has a natural forced-access characteristic; all domestic arriving passengers must pass through here. The symmetrical layout of the double light boxes further strengthens visual guidance, forming a flanking attention enclosure, ensuring that brand information achieves 100% coverage within 1-2 minutes of passengers walking by, with no competing media to interfere, resulting in extremely high communication efficiency.
Unlike the crowded flow of people in the departure hall or public arrival corridor, the VIP corridor is relatively enclosed and quiet, and without the interference of noisy announcements or crowded crowds around, the light boxes on both sides of the corridor become the only visual focus.
Spanning the exit location prominently, it not only 100% covers all arriving passengers who have completed their journey and collected their luggage preparing to exit the station, but is also completely exposed to the view of the people picking up arrivals. The lightbox, in the form of a double-piece set, becomes the key visual focus as passengers leave the corridor and head toward the baggage hall.