In the last couple of posts, we’ve discussed some of the very best trade show exhibit kits for 10 x 10’ and 10 x 20’ booth sizes for 2024. In this post, we’ll take a closer look at some trade show counters that are portable and modular for your 2024 shows.
There are countless quality trade show counters available, but which ones are the best fit for your particular needs?
We just gave thanks for our holiday Thanksgiving. Next, we’ll be saying Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, and more before ushering in the new year of what may be the best and busiest exhibition season ever!
As our customers and exhibitors prepare for a new fresh wave of trade shows, we’re making some recommendations for portable and modular exhibits.
The new year is almost upon us. Once the holiday festivities are over, it won’t be long before the start of another busy trade show season.
This guide will be a good summary for exhibitors needing trade show exhibits for a 10 x 10’ booth space.
Exhibitors have a lot on their plate—from travel arrangements to setting up appointments with customers at the show, and MUCH more!
Having to coordinate the shipping and storage for your booth exhibits doesn’t have to be an additional worry.
Sometimes it’s easier and cheaper to take your trade show exhibit on an airplane as you travel to your next show.
Let’s face it, having the extra peace of mind knowing that it won’t get lost in shipping or at a convention center may sound very attractive.
Under normal circumstances, I would always advise shipping your exhibit assets so you don’t have to lug around extra bags and boxes on top of your personal luggage.
Over the last few years, the Infinity DNA Pro series continues to be one of our best sellers. We’ve sold so many of them we feel it’s worth putting together a short FAQ to help with the setup so your next show goes smoothly.
Here are the top FAQs:
Having an option to rent a trade show exhibit cannot only save you money but can make things easier since you don’t have to worry about storage after the show.
During these uncertain times, not having to fully commit to an exhibit allows you, as an exhibitor, to be more nimble and have greater flexibility for your trade show schedule.
Getting ready for an upcoming trade show is exciting, but it can also be nerve-racking and quickly turn into dread if proper preparations aren’t put in place!
Today I want to discuss getting the help you need to set up your trade show exhibits—also referred to as show labor or I & D which stands for Installation and Dismantle.
Making sure you have the manpower—and womanpower—to fully set everything up and be ready for the doors to open and the crowds to rush and is super important.
For some exhibitors, there are times when your average portable backwall or popup banner stand just won’t fly. Every show is different, but you may have a specific trade show that’s your most important of the year—and average just won’t cut it.
Fortunately, a step up in look and appearance doesn’t have to be overly complicated or break the bank.
