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| Area：Changsha | Type：airport | Frequency：0 |
| Address：Huanghua International Airport | Format：Light box | Duration：/ |
| Location：On the glass wall of the T2 maglev corridor | Min Qty：1 | |
| Size：14米(W） × 3.17米(H） | Min Period：year |
With its unique geographic location, strong visual impact, and precise audience targeting, it has become a premium media resource in airport advertising that cannot be overlooked. As the status of the airport as a key transportation hub in central China continues to rise, the value of this media location will become even more prominent, providing brands with an efficient and targeted communication platform and offering travelers a full-process brand engagement experience from arrival to departure at the airport.
The lightbox is located in the Maglev Corridor area of Terminal 2, which is the core passage connecting the airport and the Maglev Station. It is the essential route for passengers traveling from the arrival hall to the Maglev Station. The Maglev Corridor lightboxes often serve as cultural display platforms, such as creating intangible cultural heritage corridors to showcase Hunan embroidery, Tantou New Year paintings, and other Huxiang cultural elements, or as Red Education Corridors to promote revolutionary spirit. The Maglev Corridor has a high daily passenger flow, with long passenger dwell time, and an advertising reach rate exceeding 90%, making it ideal for frequent brand exposure.
As an important node in Changsha Airport's advertising matrix connecting the airport and the city, it not only provides brands with an efficient and precision-targeted communication platform but also complements the positioning of the Changsha Maglev Express City Reception Hall. It serves as a golden window for brands to enhance city image and precisely reach high-net-worth audiences. The value of this media location will become increasingly prominent, establishing it as a strategic destination for international brand communication.
With its high-traffic corridor, flexible space for cultural display transformations, it has become a premium airport advertising resource, suitable for long-term brand placement or cultural theme collaborations. Cultural displays can enhance a brand's social image, making it suitable for long-term campaigns by high-end brands. With the expansion and renovation of Changsha Airport and the development of the S2 Maglev Line, passenger flow in the Maglev Corridor is expected to increase, further enhancing the value of advertising.
Located above the glass wall at the entrance of the North Security Magnetic Levitation Corridor in the Departure Hall, it is an essential passage connecting the airport with the Changsha Maglev Express Line. With a massive daily passenger flow, tremendous visual impact, and precise audience coverage, it has become a high-quality media resource that cannot be ignored in airport advertising, reaching 50,000–80,000 people daily. It features forced exposure and high recall rates, making it a highly valuable prime spot in the airport media matrix. Lightboxes are prime spots in the airport media matrix. With their unique geographical location, forced exposure characteristics, and high-value audience, they serve as an ideal platform for brand promotion and cultural communication. Lightboxes are not only commercial media but also an important window to showcase the image of Hunan. Through diverse content presentation, they provide travelers with rich visual experiences.The ad recall rate exceeds 68%, far above the industry average. This advantage makes the T2 Maglev Corridor lightbox an ideal platform for brand communication, especially suitable for high-end, international, and local brands seeking broad influence. It covers government officials, business elites, high-end business travelers, and international passengers, with brand communication extending to their social circles.The T2 Maglev Corridor lightbox is a prime spot in the airport media matrix, with three core advantages: forced exposure, high memorability, and coverage of high-net-worth audiences. It is located next to the T2 terminal’s high-end check-in area and VIP lounge, directly reaching high-end business travelers.
