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| Area：Guangzhou | Type：airport | Frequency：0 |
| Address：Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport | Format：Light box | Duration：0 |
| Location：T2 Domestic Departure and Arrival Mixed Area | Min Qty：6 | |
| Size：2.59×2.78 | Min Period：month |
Located next to the boarding seats, it serves as the 'visual focal point' for passengers at rest, avoiding distractions from long-distance advertisements. The display design is multi-sided, offering a 360° view with no dead angles, allowing passengers walking in different directions to see it. The mixed-traffic area is spacious, with the wind tower lightbox positioned at eye level or slightly above, free of excessive cluttering advertisements nearby, creating strong visual impact. The layout enables multiple points of contact, allowing passengers to repeatedly see the same brand as they move through the mixed-traffic area, reinforcing memory.
The mixed-traffic area is the core hub for domestic routes in Terminal 2, where all departing passengers who have completed security checks intersect with arriving passengers just off their flights. Serving as a structural support point of the building, it is naturally located at the center or key nodes along passenger flow paths. Unlike wall ads on either side of corridors, which are easily overlooked, the lightbox occupies the golden triangle of passenger sightlines.
Located in the core domestic departure/arrival mixed-traffic zone, it captures all three passenger flows: departing passengers, arriving passengers, and transfer passengers, providing full coverage with no dead angles. It consistently reaches the main daily domestic audience at T2. The mixed-traffic area is spacious and tidy, the wind tower lightbox stands out independently, and there are no cluttered media distractions around, making the brand imagery more prominent and high-end. As the core hub in South China, T2 handles over 40 million passengers annually, the mixed-traffic area sees long average dwell times and high repeat exposure rates.
Passengers spend an average of over 30 minutes in the mixed-traffic area. With wind tower lightboxes positioned next to seats and along flow paths, each passenger can be exposed 3-5 times per trip, simultaneously reaching high-value scenarios such as departing boarding and arrival waiting, greatly enhancing ad acceptance and memory retention.
The tower lightbox features a multi-faceted, three-dimensional structure, allowing passengers to face the advertisement from any direction, whether they are walking by or standing still, truly achieving 360° exposure with no blind spots. Located right next to waiting seats and main walkways, the large and bright display reaches passengers at close range. During wait times for flights or companions, passengers passively view the advertisement for extended periods, resulting in significantly higher ad recall compared to typical long-distance media, greatly enhancing brand impression and communication effectiveness.
As a mixed-flow area where departing and arriving passengers converge, it is densely populated and has diverse demands. The tower lightbox is precisely aligned with the characteristics of this scenario. Its size and layout fully consider passengers’ visual experience, ensuring visibility from a distance while avoiding the sense of visual pressure up close, achieving a presentation effect that is "clear to see, not glaring, and warm."
With its unique situational advantages and thoughtful design, it becomes a high-quality media resource distinct from conventional airport lightboxes. Its core strengths closely match the communication needs of high-end brands, offering both an irreplaceable situational edge and precise, efficient communication value. With 28.6% of passengers being high-net-worth individuals, it reaches the core target audience with high spending power and decision-making capacity without additional screening, further improving the accuracy and effectiveness of advertising, achieving a "personalized exposure" effect.
Relying on Southern Airlines’ core position, the situational advantages of the mixed-flow area, and the unique characteristics of the tower, its investment value is reflected in four dimensions: traffic certainty, high-value audience, scenario scarcity, and sustainable returns.
