Rheingolf 2011 The German Golf Show
February 11 -13 , 2011 th
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Koelnmesse/Cologne Hall 9, daily 10 - 18 hours www.rheingolf-messe.de
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Boost your business: Exhibit at RHEINGOLF 2011 ! Why exhibit at the German Golf Show ? For the 13th time, Europe’s biggest public Golf Show RHEINGOLF will be taking place in Cologne from February 11th till 13th, 2011. Again there are expected more than 25.000 golfer at hall 9. Over 500 exhibitors are presenting here their products, services and travel offers regarding golf. With an average of almost 25.000 visitors within the last five years, the RHEINGOLF has developed to be the platform for latest news, information and exclusive offers just before the golf season starts. The RHEINGOLF addresses exhibitors from the following branches:
– The RHEINGOLF is Europe’s largest and leading sales exhibition for golf equipment and golf travel – More than 24.000 visitors each year since 2007 – The German golfer is the one with the most consumption in Europe – Perfect timing (February 11th – 13th) for product presentation, just before the golf season starts – The German golfer is the most generous spender for golf holidays in Europe – Premium-Networking at the popular exhibitor party at Friday night – B2B-Lounge with drinks and snacks free of charge for exhibitors
Golf-Tourism
Golf-Clubs
– The RHEINGOLF stands for 12 years competence
Golf-Equipment
Golf Real-Estate
Golf-Shops
Golf & Health
– The partner hotel Radisson Blu is only three (!) minutes walking distance away from the exhibition hall
100 % golf focused visitors !
Golf shopping for exhibition prices
Information about new trends out of 1st hand
Top-teachers at the Hanse-Merkur-Golf-Arena
Indoor Driving Ranges for testing
= 286 Golf links within the Euregio
Euregio = Central Europe’s biggest market for golf tourism and equipment Euregio – highest golf density in central Europe The area Euregio surrounding Cologne disposes of the highest golf density in central Europe. Within 200 km there live more than 300.000 active golfers. From the nearby Netherlands, Belgium and Luxemburg golf enthusiasts travel to Cologne. Europe’s biggest golf shop
Europe’s leading golf travel market
For one weekend the RHEINGOLF is Europe’s biggest golf shop. No matter if searching for clubs, clothing, balls or trolleys, visitors will surely find what they wish for. Novelties for the coming season are presented exclusively and can be tested.
During one weekend, RHEINGOLF makes up the biggest market for golf travel in Europe. Exhibitors of RHEINGOLF cover the whole range of luxury travel from weekend short trips, long-term travels to cruise holidays.
Europe’s biggest demo day
German golfers are travel world champions
Here you’ll test and try! At the big indoor driving ranges all known national and international manufacturer present their innovative clubs. Also putters and wedges will be tested on the putting and chipping greens. Famous teaching professionals provide visitors with valuable hints to improve their handicap at the Hanse-Merkur-Golf-Arena with 250 seats.
55 % of German golfers undertake at least one golf travel per year. No other European golf tourists travel longer and farther to their golf destination than Germans. They spend 2.600 Euro on average per person – this is European top ! The catchment area of the RHEINGOLF show includes more than seven airports from where flights depart to the famous golf destinations.
Prominents in the focus of the media
Exhibitor B2B-Lounge free of charge for networking
Public event: Chip on Mallorca
Koelnmesse / Cologne, 11th – 13th February, 2011
Exhibit at RHEINGOLF 2011! Promoter:
RMM Rheinische Messe- und Marketing GmbH Dieselstraße 5 50259 Pulheim/Germany Phone +49 22 38/30 21-0 Fax +49 22 38/30 21-21 E-Mail info@rheingolf.de www.rheingolf.de
Your contact:
Lars Wulkow Phone +49 22 38/30 21-0 E-Mail wulkow@rheingolf.de Jutta Peters Phone +49 22 38/30 21-0 E-Mail peters@rheingolf.de
RHEINGOLF – Koelnmesse
Official hotel – Radisson Blu www.rheingolf-messe.de
Registration PLEASE COMPLETE AND RETURN BY: November 15th, 2010
Fax: +49 (0) 22 38 /30 21-21
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Email: VAT (Value Added Tax): Please note: Later rewriting of invoices will be charged with € 30,– plus VAT.
Please mark: Type
Size
Equipment components
Number of exhibitor passes
Row stand 1 side open
Corner stand 2 sides open
A
6 m2 (2 x 3 m)
Walls (white), carpet (anthracite), stand sign (max. 15 letter-figure combination)
1
왏 € 1.850,– 왏 € 2.050,–
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B
9 m2 (3 x 3 m)
Walls (white), carpet (anthracite), stand sign (max. 15 letter-figure combination)
2
왏 € 2.625,– 왏 € 2.900,–
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C
12 m2 (4 x 3 m)
Walls (white), carpet (anthracite), stand sign (max. 15 letter-figure combination)
3
왏 € 3.425,– 왏 € 3.675,–
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D
15 m2 (5 x 3 m)
Walls (white), carpet (anthracite), stand sign (max. 15 letter-figure combination)
3
왏 € 4.100,– 왏 € 4.475,–
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E
18 m2 (6 x 3 m)
Walls (white), carpet (anthracite), stand sign (max. 15 letter-figure combination)
3
왏 € 4.525,– 왏 € 4.975,– 왏 € 5.200,–
F
27 m2 (9 x 3 m)
Walls (white), carpet (anthracite), stand sign (max. 15 letter-figure combination)
4
왏 € 6.075,– 왏 € 6.625,– 왏 € 6.950,–
G
36 m2 (12 x 3 m)
Walls (white), carpet (anthracite), stand sign (max. 15 letter-figure combination)
4
왏 € 7.650,– 왏 € 8.350,– 왏 € 8.750,–
H
from 72 m2
Open space (without walls, carpet, plus service package/energy costs)
6
upon request
upon request
Head stand 3 sides open
upon request
All prices plus VAT. Please note that furniture have to be booked separately! All additional features are listed at our exhibitor-website, which will be sent to you right after registration. With this registration each exhibitor will be charged with a registration-fee of € 125,- plus VAT. The registration fee includes the mentioning in the exhibitor list (print- and online version) as well as at all exhibitor-/hall plans. • Co-exhibitor: co-exhibitors are admissible from stand type A on and have to be accepted by the promoter. Per co-exhibitor we’ll charge the main-exhibitor with a fee of € 550 plus VAT. The main-exhibitor will be billed with all costs and held reliable. • Payment terms: The invoice amount is completely payable during the upcoming 14 days after date of invoice – without deduction.
• Terms & Conditions: With your registration you accept our general terms and conditions for fairs and exhibitions of the RMM – Rheinische Messe- und Marketing GmbH, Pulheim. Please read them on www.rheingolf-messe.de
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Promoter: RMM Rheinische Messe- und Marketing GmbH, Dieselstraße 5, 50259 Pulheim/Germany, Telephone: +49 (0) 22 38/30 21-0, Fax: +49 (0) 22 38/30 21-21, Email: service@rheingolf.de
Stand: 29.06.2010
✂ Please detach here.
NEW • Protection of date clause: The exhibitor commits himself to adhere to the protection of date for the following events held by the organizer that accompany the Rheingolf Show: Rheingolf Party on Feb. 11th, 2011, from 7:00 pm – 12:00 am, and the Rheingolf Award on Feb. 12th, 2011, from 7:00 pm – 12:00 am, in each case taking place at the RadissonBlu-Hotel, Cologne, Germany. Protection of date means that the exhibitor will not undertake, either himself or through third parties, any other event meant for more than 10 participants that accompanies the Rheingolf Show or any other golf-related event taking place in the area of the city of Cologne or in adjacent administrative districts during this time period. Item 6 of the General Condition for Participation and the General Terms and Conditions applies to any violation of this clause.
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS for participation in the exhibitions organised by RMM Rheinische Messe- und Marketing GmbH, Dieselstrasse 5, 50259 Pulheim / Germany (hereafter referred to as the promoter). Valid from June 2010 1. Registration Registration for the event must be carried out by the applicant/exhibitor sending the completed and legally binding signed registration form. In submitting the registration, the general terms and conditions of the promoter for exhibitions have been bindingly accepted by the applicant/ exhibitor. 2. Rental agreement The rental agreement comes into effect when the promoter has agreed, by means of written confirmation, to the participation of the applicant. The confirmation of registration can take the form of a message or the participation invoice. The promoter is not obliged to accept registration or conclude rental agreements, unless it is expressly and necessarily required by law. 3. Payment terms Unless otherwise agreed, the participation fee must be paid immediately upon receipt of invoice. Default occurs 21 days after the date of the invoice. Payment of the participation price, as well as the fee for the participation of co-exhibitors, is a prerequisite for occupying the exhibition space, as well as receiving the exhibitor passes. In the case of payment arrears, the promoter is entitled to charge arrears interest to the amount of 3% above the respective rate of the German Federal Bank. Where written reminders are necessary, a fee of 25 Euro will be charged in each case. Claims regarding the invoice must be made in writing to the promoter within a period of 14 days after receipt of invoice. 4. Co-exhibitors The participation of the applicant does not mean that a contract has been made between any co-exhibitors registered by him, or additional represented companies, and the promoter. Taking on co-exhibitors is subject to a fee. The fee must be paid by the applicant. It can also be invoiced in retrospect by the promoter. The exhibitor is obliged to ensure that his co-exhibitors, and any additional companies represented by him, comply with the general terms and conditions of participation and payment of RMM Rheinische Messeund Marketing GmbH for exhibition, as well as the orders of the exhibition management. The exhibitor is liable for any debts of his co-exhibitors and the additionally represented companies to the same extent that he responsible for his own. If the co-exhibitors avail of any services of the promoter, the promoter is entitled to charge the exhibitor for these services. The exhibitor is liable as joint debtor. 5. Stand allocation The positioning of the stands is carried out according to the requirements and possibilities of the promoter and not according to the order of registration. Requested positions will be considered where possible. Without the prior written permission of the promoter, the exhibitor may not swap or divide his stand, or transfer it to a third party, either in whole or in part. In justifiable cases, particularly for safety reasons or in order to maintain the general appearance of the exhibition, or due to the thematic division of exhibitor groups, the promoter is entitled to provide the exhibitor with a different stand to that originally allocated, provided it corresponds with the form and the positional quality of the original stand. The exhibitor has no entitlement to claims against the promoter, or to a refund of the participation price, if the stand has been placed elsewhere than originally appointed. 6. Withdrawal / termination of contract It is not possible to be released from the contract after the binding registration and acceptance have been made.
Termination of the contract is only possible with the written agreement of the promoter. The promoter is not obliged to accept the termination of the contract. He will only agree if the stand can be rented to another exhibitor, and when a cancellation fee of 25% of the agreed participation price (plus statutory VAT) is paid. The promoter will not agree to a termination of contract of the stand cannot be rented to another exhibitor. The applicant is then obliged to pay the full participation price. The promoter is entitled to terminate the contract without notice if the registration contains false information, if participation was accepted based on false or incomplete information provided by the applicant, or if the exhibitor later fails to fulfil the prerequisites for participation. Furthermore, the promoter is entitled to terminate the contract without notice if the exhibitor is in arrears with payment and does not pay, even after the extension period given has expired. Any deposits or partial payments that have been made will not be refunded. The promoter is also entitled to withdraw from the contract and to demand compensation from the exhibitor if the exhibitor, despite warning, seriously contravenes his contractual obligations, in particular those set out in the registration and in the general terms and conditions. Serious contravention includes the non-observance of dates – corresponding to the provisions at registration – for the promoter’s functions that accompany the exhibition (especially the “Rheingolf Awards”). The promoter’s right to terminate without notice remains unaffected. In such cases, the applicant is liable to the promoter for any damages that may arise. 7. Force majeure If the promoter, for reasons of force majeure, or for other reasons that are not in his control (e.g. bomb threat or scare, or other circumstances that endanger safety, declaration of war, catastrophes, failure of electricity supply, cancellation on police recommendation for technical or safety-related reasons, strikes and lock-outs), is forced to clear one or more exhibition spaces, either temporarily or for a longer period, or to cancel, reschedule or shorten the exhibition, the exhibitor has no claims entitlement towards the promoter for compensation as a result. If, in such cases, costs have been accrued for the preparation of the exhibition, the exhibitor is obliged to bear a proportion of these in relation to the size of his stand. 8. Stand construction / waste disposal / environmental protection / replacing damages The finished stands provided by the promoter have no faults or damages at the time of the handover and may not be altered, changed or removed by the exhibitor. For safety reasons, “stapling” is strictly forbidden. In cases of contravention, the exhibitor is liable for all resulting damages or personal injury. The standard handover takes effect with the allocation of the exhibitor passes. Should the applicant notice damages to the stand immediately after the handover, these must be shown to the promoter immediately and prior to the start of the exhibition. For fire safety reasons, the stands may not be covered with solid ceiling components (sprinkler system!). The use of lifting and transport vehicles of all kinds requires the permission of the promoter. If damages are caused by these vehicles, the exhibitor is solely responsible for the costs that result. It is not permitted to insert any bolts, nails or any other form of anchoring into the exhibition floors. All alterations to the floor of the stand require the permission of the promoter. The exhibitor is completely liable to the full amount for any damages to the floor of the exhibition hall that result from alterations.
Any work that involves the use of circular saws and other machines that create dust and sawdust while setting up the stand, is only permitted with the use of dust collecting facilities. For the use of free spaces, the stand plans with floor and view sketches must be submitted for permission to the promoter in two copies at least six weeks before the start of the exhibition. The submission date must be observed under all circumstances by the exhibitor, or by the exhibition construction company he has commissioned, so that the promoter can guarantee its processing. If it is not possible for the promoter to process the design due to the late submission of the stand plans, etc., the promoter can then refuse the stand construction. This does not entitle the exhibitor to withdraw from the contract. Rather, he is obliged to bear all costs that accrue for the promoter as a result, as well as the participation price. The fittings and design of the stands, and the required construction of same, are matters for the exhibitor. However, the exhibitor must observe the character and appearance of each exhibition and exhibition. In this context, the promoter is authorised to prescribe changes to the stand design, as long as these are not unreasonable for reasons of excessive effort or expense. Exhibition goods that could cause a considerable disturbance to the operation of the exhibition due to their appearance, smell, noise, vibration or similar characteristics, particularly those that lead to serious danger, or the restriction of other exhibitors, visitors to the exhibition or to the exhibits of other exhibitors, must be removed immediately upon the request of the promoter. The exhibitor is also obliged to do so when he has pointed out such characteristics during registration and the promoter has agreed to the participation. If the exhibitor does not comply immediately with the demands of the promoter, the promoter is entitled to remove the exhibition goods in question at the cost and risk of the exhibitor or to close his exhibition stand, without creating any claims entitlement on the part of the exhibitor towards the promoter. By the end of the dismantling period, which is made known for each event, the exhibitor must remove without trace all stand construction material, all fittings and exhibits and all other exhibition items, and must return the exhibition space to its original condition. Nothing may be left behind on the exhibition area. If the exhibitor does not comply with this obligation, the promoter is entitled to dispose of all matter left behind by the exhibitor after the end of the dismantling period and to charge the exhibitor for all costs that result, in particular labour costs, transport costs as well as costs for the removal and disposal of waste, bulk rubbish and hazardous material. In so far as the promoter’s staff is employed to do so, these costs will be calculated at the discretion of the promoter. If costs are caused by many exhibitors, the distribution of these costs among the individual exhibitors will be determined at the discretion of the promoter. In addition, a contractual penalty will be charged to the amount of € 1.500,- for each case of contravention of the provisions agreed upon and outlined in No. 8. This contractual penalty must be paid by the exhibitor in addition to the participation and disposal costs. It is requested that environmentally friendly and reusable materials be used in the construction and decoration of the stand.
9. Warranty Claims regarding any defects of the stand or the exhibition space must be made in writing to the promoter immediately after occupation of the stand, at the latest by 9 p.m. on the first day of the exhibition, so that the promoter can remove any faults. Later claims will not be considered and do not represent an entitlement to claims against the promoter.
10. Presentations / advertisement at stands / advertising spaces All kinds of presentation (e.g. operation of machinery, slideshow, film and sound presentations, fashion shows) require the prior written permission of the promoter. The promoter is entitled, despite prior permission, to restrict or forbid any presentations that cause noise, optical offense, dirt, fumes or vibrations, or for any other reasons that are dangerous or lead to a restriction in the operation of the exhibition. Acoustic advertisement may only be carried out with the prior written permission of the promoter. It must be carried out in such a way that neighbouring exhibitors are not disturbed. The use of stationary or mobile sales and advertising devices, the carrying or driving around of advertising items and the distribution of printed material, stickers, and samples outside of the rented stand (e.g. hall aisles and entrance buildings) requires the express permission of the promoter. It is also not permitted to hang company names or advertisements on walls or columns, or in front of or beside the rented stands. It is forbidden to hang stickers in the exhibition areas. The promoter is entitled to remove, cover or otherwise prevent advertising that contravenes the above mentioned regulations at the cost and risk of the exhibitor. 10a. GEMA By law, the permission of the German Society for Musical Performing Rights and Mechanical Reproduction Rights (GEMA) must be obtained for musical reproductions of all kinds, according to the legal provisions regarding copyright. Any musical reproduction that has not been registered may lead to compensation claims from GEMA (§ 97 copyright law). Registration and enquiries can be made at: GEMA – Bezirksdirektion NRW Postfach 10 13 43, 44013 Dortmund, Germany Telephone: +49 231 577 01-200 Fax: +49 231 57701-230 Acoustic and optical presentations also require the permission of the promoter. Permission will only be given on the condition that highest standard noise volume of 70 decibels will not be exceeded when operating the system and that the work of neighbouring stands will not be disturbed. In instances of repeated non-observance of these rules, the provision of electricity to the exhibitor’s stand may be cut off, without consideration of the resulting failure of the electricity supply to the stand as a whole. The exhibitor has no claims entitlement for the repayment of damages caused indirectly or directly by the interruption of the electricity supply. The burden of proof for the observance of the rules lies with the exhibitor. Blinking or turning advertising items, as well as running text at the edges of the stand require the permission of the promoter. Otherwise, all forms of advertising are allowed within the stand rented by the exhibitor, as long as it is not intrusive, does not contravene legal regulations and is not of an ideological or political nature. 11. Technical equipment The promoter is responsible for the general lighting and heating of the exhibition areas. Connections for alternating currents (230 V) can be used for a fee. All electrical devices and systems must comply with DINA/DE regulations and CE standards. Water connections are not foreseen. The exhibiting of vehicles as well as stand installations with open fire requires the express written permission of the promoter. 12. Acceptance of exhibition goods The promoter will not accept shipments intended for an exhibitor and is not liable for any losses that may result from incorrect or late delivery. The exhibitor is not entitled, unless otherwise agreed in advance, to determine the promoter as recipient of goods shipments, exhibits, stand construction materials, information material or similar. In the case of infringement, the exhibitor
must repay the promoter all costs, in particular also shipping costs, that result from acceptance and, where applicable, storage. The exhibitor is not entitled to derive claims against the promoter to from any complaint that he accepted such shipments without checking the correctness and completeness, that he did not check shipping and transport invoices, or that he did not properly store and maintain the goods. The storage of packaging material of all kinds in the exhibition areas and stands, in the foyer, in the corridors and stairwells, is forbidden. The promoter is entitled, should the exhibitor refuse a demand to immediately remove illegally stored items, to have the items removed at the cost and risk of the exhibitor. 13. Liability of the promoter The promoter is liable only in cases of intent or gross negligence. In cases of minor negligence, the promoter is only liable for the contravention of essential contractual obligations, in particular the primary contractual obligations. In the case of minor negligence, the promoter is not liable for subsequent damages, and his liability is otherwise restricted only to twice the sum of the net participation price. These limitations of liability apply only to commercial persons and legal entities. These limitations of liability do not apply in favour of the promoter’s obligatory event insurance. Towards exhibitors who are commercial entities, the promoter is under no circumstances liable for damages and loss caused to the goods brought by the exhibitor, or to the stand equipment, unless this is obliged by law. In this case, it is immaterial whether the damages or loss take place before, during or after the exhibition. The exhibitor, for his part, is liable for any damages that are caused by himself, his employees, his agents, co-exhibitors or his exhibits and equipment to persons or items. The exhibitor undertakes, in all activities, to observe accident prevention regulations and safety provisions. 14. Surveillance The promoter will provide for the guarding of the entrances and exits to the exhibition halls. However, with regard to the size of the exhibition area and the number of persons who will spend time there, the promoter cannot guarantee a seamless surveillance and control. Rather each exhibitor is himself responsible for the guarding of his stand and his exhibits. Relevant guards can only be booked from the promoter. Exhibitors are expressly informed that increased risks to their exhibits could occur during the construction and dismantling stages. Valuable and easily moveable exhibition goods should always be locked away at night. Under no circumstances is the promoter liable for the theft of or damages to exhibition goods. The exhibitor is expressly referred to his own insurance possibilities and it is recommended to reasonably insure against risks that may emerge as a result of or in the context of their rental agreement. 15. Cleaning / waste disposal The promoter will arrange for the cleaning of halls and aisles. The cleaning of the stand is the responsibility of the exhibitor and must be completed daily before the event opens. In arranging for the stand to be cleaned, the exhibitor des must utilise the cleaning firm employed by the promoter. Disposal of construction waste and boxes is made at the cost of the exhibitor.
the promoter becomes aware, by means of proof of a legal decision, that an exhibitor is infringing the property rights of another exhibitor with one or many items, with printed matter, advertising, or in any other manner, the promoter is entitled, but not obliged, to remove the offending item, printed matter or advertising material from the stand and to keep it until the end of the exhibition event, to close the stand of the offender without compensation, and/or to ban him and his personnel from the exhibition hall. He is furthermore entitled to ban the offender from future exhibition events without compensation. Should such measures prove to have been unjustified in retrospect, no claims for damages can be made against the promoter unless he is guilty of gross negligence or intent. 18. Working and exhibitor passes Should persons be found on the exhibition grounds that are wearing exhibitor passes, but are not actually exhibitors, the promoter may eject the person from the exhibition grounds and confiscate the exhibitor pass. Any theft or loss of a working or an exhibitor pass must be reported to the promoter immediately. 19. Verbal agreements All verbal agreements, individual permissions and special regulations are only valid upon written confirmation by the promoter. 20. Night closing time The night closing time begins 1 hour after the exhibition closing time and ends 1 before the exhibition opens. During the night closing time, persons may only be present in the exhibition areas with the special written permission of the promoter. It is forbidden to spend the night in the exhibition areas. 21. Limitation All claims of the exhibitor against the promoter resulting from the stand rental and form all connected legal relationships are limited to 3 months, unless otherwise determined by law. The limitation period begins at the end of the month in which the last day of the exhibition is held. 22. Place of fulfilment / applicable law / jurisdiction / alteration of the legal form of the promoter In so far as the exhibitor is a trader, a legal entity under public funding or special federal funding, it is agreed that Cologne is the place of fulfilment and jurisdiction, also for all payment obligations. The promoter is also entitled to prosecute the exhibitor at a court based in his location if he wishes. All rights and obligations of the promoter transfer to his successor in a changed legal form. German law exclusively applies. 23. Verbal agreements/severability clause In order to be legally valid, verbal agreements must be fixed in written form. These terms and conditions of participation, or contract, remain legally valid even if individual provisions should become invalid. The provisions in question must be replaced by others that correspond as closely as possible to the intended commercial purpose.
16. Catering The provision of food and drink within the exhibition hall is the sole responsibility of the promoter or the tenants engaged by the promoter. The sale of goods for consumption without the permission of the promoter is not permitted. It is permitted to give away goods intended for consumption free of charge. 17. Third-party industrial property rights The promoter expects the exhibitors to observe the industrial property rights of other exhibitors. If an exhibitor displays counterfeit products, or if
RMM Rheinische Messe- und Marketing GmbH, Dieselstraße 5, 50259 Pulheim/Germany, Telefon: +49 (0) 22 38/30 21-0, Fax: +49 (0) 22 38/30 21-21
Stand types All stands are including: 왘 Walls (white) 왘 Carpet (anthracite) 왘 Stand sign (15 letters) 왘 Min. 1 exhibitor pass All prices plus VAT. All stands are without furniture, spots and electricity, which can be rented additionally.
A 6 m2 (2 x 3 m) / corner stand: € 2.050,–
B 9 m2 (3 x 3 m) / corner stand: € 2.900,–
C 12 m2 (4 x 3 m) / row stand: € 3.425,–
F 27 m2 (9 x 3 m) / corner stand: € 6.625,–
D 15 m2 (5 x 3 m) / corner stand: € 4.475,–
G 36 m2 (12 x 3 m) / head stand: € 8.750,–
Mini Hot Spot & Hot Spot Including big communication package
E 18 m2 (6 x 3 m) / corner stand: € 4.975,–
Mini Hot Spot 18 m2 (6 x 3 m) head stand: € 9.750,–
Hot Spot 36 m2 (6 x 6 m) head stand: € 13.250,–