Exhibitior’s Manual

הנחיות ומידע למציג
Ordering equipment and services for the exhibitor
הנחיות ומידע למציג
- General Instructions for an Exhibitor
- A. Schedules and procedures
- B. Exhibit areas
- C. General instructions
- D. Safety instructions
- E. Extra services
- Guidelines for occupational safety supervisors for contractors / suppliers
- Details and guidelines of an occupational safety officer
- Parking arrangements
- Parking arrangements
- Terms of participation in the exhibition
- Terms of participation for the exhibitor
Ordering equipment and services for the exhibitor
- Order a caption for signage
- Form No. 1 – Details for ordering a caption for a modular built pavilion only
- Publication in the exhibition catalog
- Form No. 2 – Details of the company for publication in the exhibition catalog
- Power order
- Form No. 3 – Details for ordering electricity
- Order electricity overnight
- Form No. 4 – Details for ordering electricity overnight
- Ordering electricity for outdoor areas, lighting in Pavilion 1 and hanging services
- Form No. 5 – Details for ordering electricity for outdoor areas, lighting in Pavilion 1 and hanging services
- Ordering furniture
- Form No. 6 – Details for ordering furniture
- Furniture and decoration
- Furniture and decoration pictures
- Ordering communication lines
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For details and reservations: Expo Tel Aviv – Morag, +972-52-3611641
David Intercontinental Hotel – Amit, +972-52-5550567
- Ordering plumbing services
- Form No. 7 – Details for ordering plumbing services – water point, sink and drainage
- Compressed air order
- Form No. 8 – Details for ordering compressed air
- Details of a design company
- Form No. 10 – Reporting form in the details of the design company (display area without construction)
- Application to join the VIP Club
- Form No. 11 – Application to join the board of directors of the Shtir Group
- Ordering a construction engineer inspection
- Form No. 12 – Details for ordering a construction engineer inspection
- PR
- Form No. 13 – Details for ordering public relations
Warning – deception exercises and inquiries from companies
Tips and recommendations for getting ready for a successful exhibition
Plan Your Booth:
Define and plan wisely the size of the pavilion in relation to your needs in the exhibition. Do you need a warehouse and what amount of equipment and furniture do you need, such as counters, seating areas, shelves, imaging and promotional equipment, a promotional video, business cards, catalogs and demonstration products.
It must be ensured that the plan of the planned pavilion is in accordance with the size of the area ordered, the height limits and meets the building rules in the exhibitions,
Pavilion facades are open to public passages, etc.
Ordering equipment and services – all equipment required for the exhibition, furniture, electrical points, washing lighting, must be ordered in advance.
24-hour electricity, water, draining, compressed air, communication etc.
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Design a booth that will present your branding in an attractive and inviting way as well as convey targeted marketing messages.
Highlight the flagship products or launch a new product during the show.
The display pavilion space should be inviting and allows easy and direct access between the visitors and the sales people in the pavilion.
Choosing a pavilion designer – it is recommended to work with reputable designers who provide design simulations for illustration, graphic design service
And are directly responsible for carrying out the construction work for the construction of the pavilion in its entirety.
Refreshments:
Serving light refreshments, snacks and sweets will keep visitors entertained and allow marketers to take advantage of the waiting time for an introductory call for promotional purposes.
Food and drink at the exhibition – Exhibitors who wish to serve food and drink refreshments (sandwiches / beer from the keg, etc.) are required to place an order in advance through the fairgrounds franchisees provided.
Experiential experience:
It is recommended to offer visitors an experiential experience as far as possible of the products or services, as well as to take care of promotional products that will include the logo and ways of contact. It is important that the products be useful and simple and that they ensure long-term exposure and publicity.
The staff at the Booth:
The staff you place in the pavilion must be the most skilled staff both in providing the information about the products or services and in the ability to make connections.
Have a team of people to help you set up, operate and dismantle the exhibition. Define roles for each day of the show, such as handing out flyers, handling customers,
Lead documentation Documentation of gifts / samples, etc.
Make sure your booth is staffed at all hours of the show. Leaving the pavilion and leaving it unmanned creates the impression that the pavilion
Unattractive and alienates customers.
Advertising materials:
Leaflets and flyers – Make sure that the printed material is accurately legible and with clear messages, it is desirable that the graphics in the pavilion and the graphics in the advertising material are the same in order to create continuity of customer experience.
Schedules:
Care must be taken to adhere to the schedules as published in the presenter’s guide prior to each exhibition:
A. Construction days and construction hours (construction of the pavilion through the design companies)
B. Organizing days (organizing exhibitors in the exhibition booths)
C. Disassembly procedures for displays and pavilions
Safety:
Compliance with safety procedures at exhibitions and work safety procedures (work clothes, work permits at height, etc.) must be observed.
Construction Engineer:
A construction engineer inspection must be ordered in advance to check the stability of the Booth.
Insurance:
It is recommended to insure equipment located in the exhibition area through your insurance agent.
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