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The lightbox in front of the pre-departure corridor joint inspection area has become an unavoidable visual focus in their line of sight. It is not only a transitional space in physical terms but also a key psychological node for travelers shifting from domestic to international travel, and it is also a golden touchpoint for the brand to engage deeply with high-net-worth individuals.

The last stop for passengers before boarding is also a golden opportunity for brands to engage in deep communication with high-net-worth individuals. The carefully arranged wall light boxes in the waiting area are no longer merely carriers of information but a tranquil medium that integrates with passengers' moods and tells the brand story.

The light boxes in the T2 international departure waiting area are cleverly distributed along the core traffic routes of passengers waiting for their flights. Whether it is the large wall light boxes directly in front after security check or the wall light boxes on both sides of the corridor guiding the line of sight, they create a lasting and profound visual impression.

As a mandatory passage for passengers heading to baggage claim and exits, the corridor ensures a 100% reach rate for advertising information. While walking, passengers' eyes naturally scan the light boxes on both sides, a passive but unavoidable way of exposure, allowing brand information to be effectively implanted.

The wall directly in front of the escalator under the international arrivals corridor is the unavoidable checkpoint where passengers finish their vertical movement and are about to enter the horizontal corridor. When passengers ride down the escalator and are in a relatively stationary state, with their line of sight unobstructed ahead, the wall directly opposite naturally becomes the absolute center of their vision.

This media is located in the transit core area of the international arrivals corridor, accurately intercepting all passengers who need to transfer or go to specific areas, making the column lightbox naturally positioned at the intersection of passengers' sightlines and creating an immersive brand display space.

This media is located on the only mandatory route that international travelers take after disembarking to go through customs inspection. Its geographical location determines that it has a 100% passenger coverage rate, mandatory passive reading, which greatly enhances the efficiency of brand information reception and the depth of memory.

Lightboxes are usually installed on the core walls of the international arrivals main corridor joint inspection area and the reception hall, forming a visually striking focal point. The lightbox images enter the view in a bright and clear manner, achieving high-frequency exposure.