Three types of trade show booth designs you should know about
by TOAST Event TOAST is a special event and entertainment productIf you're
new to the trade show scene, you might be a bit baffled at all the jargon. What
is a pop-up display, anyway? What's the difference between an island exhibit
and a portable booth? Can you use the same display for each expo, or do you
need to build a whole new one every time?
Relax! It's
not nearly as complicated as it seems. Once you know the two basic types
of trade
show booth designs that
companies use at conventions, you'll be able to decide what will work best for
your company.
Portable Trade Show Booths
As the name
suggests, a portable trade show display can be packed up and transported
wherever you need them to go. These are generally comprised of several
elements, including tabletop displays, banner stands, and pop-ups. They can be
broken down into several small cases for easy transport and usually be
assembled in less than 30 minutes (sometimes as little as 5!), making them an
ideal choice for a smaller show.
Island Exhibits
Once you've
become a heavy hitter within your industry, it will be time to upgrade your
portable display and invest in an island exhibit. These are larger displays
that often look like miniature storefronts and can feature multiple rooms or
kiosks, meaning that you can expand your sales staff and, therefore, your
contacts at the show. If you've dreamed of multimedia presentations,
interactive displays, and even private consultation rooms, those dreams can
become a reality with a well-designed island exhibit.
For smaller
or new companies who are just dipping their toes into the trade show pool, it
can be hard to figure out how to display your business. Start small, partner
with a reputed corporate event
production team, and as your presence grows, expand your trade
show displays accordingly. With options from simple tabletop displays to fully
customized island exhibits, you'll find a combination that suits your
business's needs.
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