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As an important component of the urban public transportation network, Beijing Route 110 covers a wide area from Liufang Station on the urban railway to Tianqiao, passing through multiple commercial areas, residential areas, and tourist attractions. This provides an excellent display platform for vehicle advertising, which can effectively reach a wide audience.

Guomao Bridge, located in the core area of Beijing's central business district, serves as an important hub for urban transportation. Its lightbox road sign advertisements have become an ideal window to connect commerce and culture, and showcase brand image. With its superior geographical location and high traffic volume of people and vehicles, this place has become an advertising treasure for many well-known brands to compete for.

The advertising on the bus body of Beijing Route 44 covers important bus routes in the central area of Beijing. This circular route connects the core areas of Dongcheng District and Xicheng District. Bus body advertising, with its wide geographical coverage and high-frequency daily exposure, has become an ideal choice for brand promotion.

Located in the luggage storage area directly above the seats, the distribution on both sides ensures that passengers have full field of vision, and the exposure time of a single flight is 4-8 hours

With its unique closed scene and ability to reach high-net-worth individuals, airline cabin seat table advertising has become the core carrier of high-end marketing of brands

For example, the "Jinli" A330 painting machine and the cabin luggage rack advertisement form a closed loop of the theme of "Splendid Tianfu", and strengthen the memory points through landmark silhouettes and giant panda IP

Located directly above the seat, passengers have natural eye contact when accessing luggage, and the advertising arrival rate exceeds 94.6%

The Airbus A330 painting machine integrates Sichuan cultural symbols such as Qingcheng Mountain and Sanxingdui Copper Standing Bird, and the color blocks are spliced to form a visual image that combines the giant panda and Air China's IP "Fat Anda"