Media Resources

The LED media located here is like a dazzling pearl embedded in the journey home. With its unique geographic position and technological advantages, it has become the core link for brands to connect with international arriving passengers. It is not just a screen; it is the first digital window through which travelers, after completing a long flight, refocus their gaze on the city.

The screen located above the domestic and international arrivals exit of T2 is the golden eye in this ecosystem. It is not just a display screen, but also the first visual anchor point where travelers refocus on the real world after a long-haul flight.

In the spacious second-floor hall of GTC, the large display area creates a strong sense of visual oppression and impact. Whether travelers come from the east or west side, they can clearly see the content on the screens. The daily number of people reached is huge, making it a truly traffic-driving engine.

This area is a necessary checkpoint for passengers to collect luggage, wait for airport pickups, and proceed to departure channels. It provides 100% coverage of domestic arriving passenger flow, with no visual distractions and highly focused attention, mainly covering core carousel areas such as Carousel 49 to form a carousel-surrounding media array.

As one of the busiest areas for high-end passengers within Terminal 3 of the capital airport, the taxi waiting area serves tens of thousands of business travelers daily. Passengers here have an average waiting time of 5–12 minutes and are highly responsive to dynamic visuals, making the reception of advertising information significantly more effective than in regular passage areas.

The airport advertisement in the VIP lounge of China Southern Airlines breaks through the limitations of simple exposure and builds brand memory points through scenario-based content. The advertisement of a new energy vehicle brand is based on the concept of cloud departure, combining vehicle design aesthetics with flight trajectory and matching the flowing light and shadow effects in the VIP room

Located in the mixed flow area on the second floor and the domestic departure waiting area on the first floor, it covers 100% of domestic departures/arrivals, with an average daily exposure of more than 80,000 people

Combined with the needs of passengers looking for boarding gates/commercial areas, it is suitable for placing instant consumption advertisements such as catering and duty-free goods, and the conversion rate is 25% higher than that of ordinary areas