Media Resources

Relying on the airport's unique starfish-shaped architectural design, and utilizing the atrium corridor space connecting the central hall with each boarding gate as a wind tower, the advertising images are perfectly integrated with the architectural structure, forming a visually striking vertical brand lighthouse.

A key static media resource located in the international arrivals area connecting the immigration inspection counters with the baggage claim hall, this media occupies the only route that passengers must take from legal entry to physical baggage collection, having extremely high strategic value and brand display effect.

Located on the key dynamic routes between the domestic flight baggage claim area and the transportation center or exits, it serves as an essential passage for passengers completing their flight journey before leaving the airport. In the form of high-brightness, dynamic rotation, it creates a visually striking digital welcome corridor.

One of the top static media in airport media resources with the highest passenger value, minimal visual interference, and the strongest brand tone, occupying the only mandatory path for international travelers from immigration inspection to baggage claim, creating a highly impactful brand corridor.

The security checkpoint is the only node on the departure level with a mandatory stop attribute. Passengers must pause here and organize their belongings, with an average dwell time of 5-15 minutes. In the relatively enclosed, narrow space, there is a lack of other competing visual information, so passengers have nowhere else to focus their gaze and can only concentrate on the screen media in front or above them.

Located at the entrance escalator of the international arrivals baggage claim hall in the terminal building, the lightbox is embedded in a horizontal ultra-wide form in the top structure of the escalator, achieving a top-down forced exposure, ensuring that passengers naturally focus on the advertising content during the descent, creating a high-memory-point communication scenario.

Located at the concourse connecting the domestic arrivals level of the terminal, it is the necessary passage for passengers to reach the ground transportation transfer area after collecting their luggage. It has a compulsory exposure attribute, where passengers slow down walking and pay more attention, significantly improving the efficiency of advertising information reception.

As the first visual contact point for passengers from the tarmac to before security, its exposure path runs through the entire process from getting off the shuttle bus — walking passage — to the entry gates, achieving 100% mandatory exposure coverage for all international passengers entering the terminal via shuttle bus.