Media Resources

When travelers step into this spacious transportation connection hall, their eyes wandering between exits and signs, the giant light boxes located above the hall or in the central area become the visual dominants of the space with an unmatched sense of scale.

The lightbox media located at the exit of the T2 arrival baggage hall, with its unique spatial positioning and light-and-shadow aesthetics, has become the first gateway of light and shadow connecting travelers with this city. Relying on its distinctive geographical positioning and visual presentation, it has established a highly penetrating communication advantage.

The exit of the luggage hall is not only an essential passage for passengers, but also the golden final hundred meters for showcasing brand and city image. The media, with its unique geographical location and visual presentation, creates a highly penetrating communication advantage.

At the moment when travelers have just finished their airborne journey and their eyes are searching for the exit, a huge lightbox image spans the end of the corridor in an unavoidable manner, directly occupying the central area of vision and forcing their gaze to focus for a long time while moving.

The screen is suspended directly above the entrance of the security checkpoint hall, creating a unique up-looking perspective. All departing passengers must pass through this area before entering the restricted zone. It is not only a crucial thoroughfare where crowds converge, but also the final boundary for passengers transitioning from the public area to the private waiting area.

The baggage claim carousel is the only area where domestic arriving passengers collect their luggage, achieving a forced coverage advertising reach rate of 98% with no traffic loss. With extended dwell time, low interference, and high conversion, it is a prime media space that provides brands with high-end scenario endorsement and an efficient conversion path.

The T2 domestic departure lounge is the core area where passengers spend the most time after security checks and before boarding. Media resources leverage three key factors — the concentration of high-net-worth individuals, extended dwell time, and the exclusivity of a closed space — to create a highly competitive communication advantage.

This media is located in the boarding bridge area on the outer side of the departure level of Terminal 2. It utilizes a large glass curtain wall and employs a customized aviation-grade film technology that is highly transparent, weather-resistant, and UV-resistant. The brand visuals are presented in a semi-transparent, high-quality manner, achieving a subtle yet effective visual communication.