There are still places available at the pavilions

Registrations for the World of Electronics pavilions are going well. Registration has only been open for a week, but several companies have already shown interest or registered. We therefore advise you not to wait too long if you are considering renting a stand in one of the pavilions. You can visit the Test & Meet pavilion and the Development Club / Internet of Things (IoT) pavilion.  

The major advantage of pavilions compared to individual stands is that they relieve exhibitors of stand construction and catering. You can also take advantage of the collective promotion. This way you benefit from joint marketing efforts and visitor recruitment. We also organize various seminars and projects at the World of Electronics that attract additional visitors. Think of the gadget project and the 'TechAward'. Pavilion participants therefore do not have to worry about the run-up.

High quality visitors
But it is not only the quantity of visitors that is interesting for exhibitors. The pavilions are deliberately designed around a theme. This attracts people who are looking for specific products and solutions. The quality of these visitors is therefore also very high.

An additional advantage of participating in a pavilion is that you do not have to worry about practical matters surrounding your trade fair participation. The exhibition organization professionally takes care of stand construction and catering for your company. This is included in the participation fee. There is a hostess who welcomes visitors and provides them with a snack and a drink. We are also happy to provide lunch for you.

Rates and setup
You will find more information about the rates and the design of the pavilions on the WoTS website. We would like to know if you would like to participate in one of the pavilions, so that we know how large the pavilions will be on the map. Of course, we are always prepared to assist you personally with any questions or comments. You can contact your branch manager for this Marc Berkouwer.