Media Resources

As a flexible microbus around the lake with no fixed stops or routes, the T100 travels at a slow speed and can stop flexibly, frequently circulating along the main roads by the lake and in areas with high foot traffic. Its vehicle advertisements stay longer in key areas and are repeatedly exposed, significantly enhancing the depth of information reception.

The New Central Axis sightseeing bus is an exclusive media resource for tourism buses. Using double-decker buses as the vehicle, it runs along the core sections of Chengdu's new central axis, connecting traditional and modern landmarks in Chengdu, serving as a moving scenic line that showcases the city's image and brand value

As one of the few three-dimensional lightbox formats in the lobby, its moderate height and eye-catching visuals naturally integrate into the overall space without obstructing passage. It serves as a prime advertising medium for reaching travelers, offering a 360° display with no blind spots, allowing passengers to clearly capture the advertising information from any direction.

As a scarce media channel located along the airport's core traffic flows, its investment value is rooted in the precise targeting of high-net-worth customers, a steadily growing passenger base, and the unique attributes of scarce media resources. The dual enhancement of passenger quality and quantity will continue to amplify the exposure value of airport lightboxes.

Trolleys are an essential facility used by the vast majority of travelers at airports, with an average usage time of 15–30 minutes. They are used throughout the entire journey, including check-in, security, waiting, arrival, and luggage collection. Advertising information moves with the trolley, continuously staying within the traveler's line of sight, forming a walking advertising space and achieving long-term, multi-scenario repeated exposure.

This billboard is located on the inner side of the 17 boarding bridges at Zhuhai Jinwan Airport, positioned along the core route that passengers must pass to board. It ensures full coverage of all passengers entering and exiting the boarding bridges, reaching every traveler without any blind spots.

As one of the few exterior media resources at the airport, cross-regional exterior bridge wraps not only break the spatial limitations of traditional indoor advertising, but also, because exterior bridges usually span roadways and are positioned high with a wide view, the wrapped visuals can be clearly seen by vehicles approaching or leaving the airport from hundreds of meters away, effectively capturing attention at the entry point.

As the main hub for domestic flight passengers after arrival, it experiences dense crowds and long dwell times. The column-wrapped lightbox cleverly uses the column structure for a 360° fully wrapped design, breaking the limitations of traditional flat advertisements and achieving an all-angle, multi-perspective information coverage.