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| Area：International | Type：airport | Frequency：0 |
| Address：Incheon International Airport, South Korea | Format：Booth | Duration：0 |
| Location：T2 Departing Flights Land Side | Min Qty：1 | Operating Time：0-24o'clock |
| Size：6 x 4 x 2.6 (H) m | Min Period：month |
The booth is located in the public area before the security check on the Departure Level of Terminal 2, situated along the core path that passengers must take for check-in, baggage drop-off, boarding preparation, and farewells. There are no detours or obstructions, making it the first brand display scene passengers encounter after entering the terminal. It naturally occupies the visual core, achieving 100% coverage of passenger flow, and the audience includes both departing passengers and those seeing off travelers, far exceeding the reach of landside points beyond security.
Passengers are in a relaxed and anticipatory travel mindset, making them 60% more receptive to advertisements than usual, with information retention increasing by 50%. On average, each passenger spends 60-90 minutes in the area, with multiple exposures strengthening memory and 80% completeness in information reception. Brand information spreads globally through passengers’ social networks, reaching a high-net-worth, high-decision-making, high-influence elite international audience, precisely matching the target audience for premium brands.
Passengers have approximately three hours of sufficient dwell time here, with significantly higher concentration levels. Compared to airside booths, landside airport displays are better suited for experiential marketing, allowing passengers to stop, inquire, and engage deeply, avoiding fleeting, shallow exposure. This ensures that brand messages move from 'seeing' to 'remembering' to 'recognition,' covering early and late flights for full-day traffic coverage.
Located on the passengers’ mandatory path with unobstructed visibility, the ad reach exceeds 95%. From entering the terminal to the area before security, it forms full-process brand exposure of 'check-in → waiting → departure.' The public area has no competing media, giving the brand exclusive attention and making it a prime location for reaching high-end international travelers.
The booth space is orderly and layout is flexible, supporting various forms such as static displays and product experiences. It can meet the needs of long-term brand presence displays as well as adapt to flexible marketing strategies for short-term themes, new product launches, and other campaigns. The traffic base is larger, the audience structure is more diverse, maximizing the expansion of brand exposure boundaries, and it can quickly establish a clear brand impression to further enhance the brand's premium perception and credibility.
The land-side hall is clean and the media environment is orderly, without cluttered information interference, making the brand display more independent and recognizable. Memory retention rates are about 50% higher than at ordinary commercial outdoor venues. Coupled with the authoritative endorsement of the airport's 'gateway scenario,' the booth can be integrated with surrounding businesses such as duty-free shops and dining areas to carry out 'display - experience - purchase' integrated marketing. Some brand cases show that on-site conversion rates can reach 15%-20%, far exceeding traditional advertising points.
With five core investment highlights—global hub positioning, full coverage of passenger flow, concentration of high-end customers, flexible scene adaptation, and long-term value accumulation—the booths offer high exposure, high reach, and high conversion potential, making them high-return media assets for brands in the Korean market and for Asia-Pacific cross-border communication. The investment cost-effectiveness and strategic value far exceed ordinary outdoor points, offering both short-term traffic monetization and long-term brand enhancement benefits.
