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Located at No. 69 Fuxing Road, Haidian District, Beijing, it is composed of Wukesong Arena, M Space, HI-Park Basketball Park, Wukesong Cultural and Sports Square, and Hi-Up Commercial Center. It is not only a basketball sanctuary in Beijing but also a representative of Beijing's nighttime economy, and has been rated as a national-level nighttime cultural and tourism consumption cluster.

The check-in hall is the first point of entry for passengers at the airport and is one of the areas where they spend a longer period of time. Passengers complete check-in and baggage drop-off procedures here, staying for 15-30 minutes, providing ample time and space for advertising exposure.

This advertising space is located in the domestic arrivals hall of the airport. It is the first open area that travelers encounter before entering the city upon arrival, covering all domestic arriving passengers and effectively reaching high-potential consumer groups such as tourists, business travelers, and people returning home to visit family.

Located in the core line of sight area where passengers head towards the exit after retrieving their luggage, it has a forced exposure rate of 95%, accurately reaching three high-potential consumer groups: tourists on vacation, business travelers, and people returning home to visit family. Under the illumination of the airport LED, every pause of a passenger becomes an opportunity for dialogue between the brand and the city.

The LED screen is at a moderate height with content clearly visible, causing no visual burden to travelers. It covers most travelers' arrival times, ensuring efficient advertising reach. With Jiaodong Airport's annual throughput surpassing 26 million passengers, the airport's LED system has become a golden channel for brands to connect with travelers.

The LED screens and light screens at Chaotianmen Raffles City Shopping Center are surrounded by numerous docks and are directly accessible via Metro Line 6. With various transportation options such as rail transit, roads, bridges, and ferry docks, it precisely reaches commercial areas across the city. It is one of the highest-quality visible outdoor media locations on the two rivers and four shores of Chongqing, with a massive daily footfall.

LED large screen advertising is one of the most influential digital media platforms in Melbourne's CBD area. It is not only the only outdoor media in Australia that can rival London's Piccadilly Lights and New York's Times Square screens, but it is also connected to surrounding shopping centers such as Melbourne Central and David Jones via sky bridges.

Located at S-Bahn station Karlsplatz Stachus, right above the entrance to the subway station, it is one of the busiest subway stations, serving both local residents and tourists. It cleverly integrates into the daily commuting routes of Munich citizens, allowing brand information to subtly become ingrained in people's minds.