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Xuchang bus waiting halls are widely distributed along the city's main roads, commercial districts, residential communities, schools, hospitals, and transportation hubs, all of which are high-traffic areas. Passengers are relatively stationary while waiting for the bus, with an average waiting time of 5–10 minutes, and their attention is focused without other information distractions.

Relying on naked-eye 3D advertising technology, the visuals break through the physical screen boundaries to create realistic three-dimensional effects. Visitors can enjoy an immersive viewing experience without wearing any devices, greatly enhancing the appeal and memorability of the advertisement content, allowing brand messages to efficiently reach the audience in a short period of time.

As the last point of contact before passengers board and the first point of contact after disembarking, the double-sided display film in the set provides the brand with a unique communication scenario. The boarding bridge, as the only passage connecting the terminal and the aircraft, naturally offers advantages such as 100% passenger traffic, a slowed travel pace, and minimal visual distractions.

As a mobile facility frequently used by passengers from check-in to boarding, the T1 trolley is deeply integrated into the travel flow. While enhancing the service experience, it also becomes a unique touchpoint for the brand to reach high-mobility, premium customers.

This area serves as a key convergence point for international travelers entering the duty-free shopping zone after completing security checks. Foot traffic is concentrated and dwell time is relatively long, ensuring that travelers can easily view advertisements while walking or browsing, naturally providing high exposure and strong attention for promotional content.

The totem lightbox in the departure area is naturally within passengers' line of sight, and because it is positioned higher than ordinary luggage and crowd obstructions, it ensures the image is complete, clear, and continuously exposed, providing a golden opportunity for in-depth brand communication.

This lightbox is located in the main corridor after the international departure security check, reaching 100% of outbound passengers who have completed check-in and security procedures. The lightboxes are strategically placed at key points along the post-security flow, covering high-net-worth international travelers and providing an efficient exposure platform for brands.

Terminal 2 handles an average of over 30,000 international arrivals per day. Its international arrivals customs inspection area is a key checkpoint that all incoming passengers must pass through, and the customs lane is the only mandatory point after entry, ensuring that advertisements reach 100% of the target audience. The efficiency of receiving advertising information far exceeds that of other non-mandatory areas in the airport.