Media Resources

The entry and exit roads in the square are not only traffic routes but also golden corridors for brand communication. Whether it is the three high pillars beside the overpass, or the giant billboard directly facing the exit road, they can achieve 100% coverage and mandatory visual interception of high-value audiences.

This billboard is located on the inevitable path for all self-driving or car-departing passengers, directly facing the outbound traffic. At the moment when passengers are about to leave the airport and conclude their business or travel journey, the billboard becomes the final focus of their vision, achieving 100% mandatory coverage.

Located at the core starting point of the T2 domestic arrival corridor, it is the first visual focal point for passengers entering the terminal arrival area after disembarking, with a large-scale three-dimensional display and strong visual presence, becoming the core media that captures the attention of arriving passengers.

The outdoor drop-off area on the departure level is a must-pass route for all passengers arriving by private car, ride-hailing service, or taxi to enter the terminal. The line of sight naturally sweeps toward the terminal entrance and the surrounding open space, making outdoor billboards placed here the focal point of vision.

The billboard is located at the center of crowded areas or at exit choke points, creating a 360° visual enclosure with no blind spots, ensuring that whether it is hurried travelers or relatives and friends waiting, their gaze is compulsorily guided to the brand display.

The connecting passageway is usually a relatively enclosed, narrow space where passengers' activities are restricted, their line of sight is unobstructed, and there are no other distractions. The billboards on both sides become the only visual focus, attracting much more attention than an open hall.

High-altitude billboards are a highly visually impactful core form of advertising media. They are usually hung above the main passage of the waiting area or the upper space of the boarding gate area, with the billboards occupying the high point of passengers' sight.

The departure corridor is the inevitable path for passengers to reach security checkpoints and boarding gates. It has a natural one-way flow and enclosure. Unlike the dispersal of attention in the open space of the hall, the display boards inside the corridor are usually arranged in a symmetrical or continuous array on both sides, forming a long brand corridor.