The Edinburgh International Conference Centre, usually shortened to the EICC, is Scotland’s leading conference venue. It sits in the west end of Edinburgh and hosts around 200,000 delegates a year.…

Manchester Central is the main exhibition and conference venue in the heart of Manchester. It’s a striking building, a former Victorian railway station with a huge arched roof, and it…

Once you’ve decided to exhibit, you’ll come across two main types of stand: modular and custom. They’re built differently, they cost differently, and they suit different businesses. This guide explains…

When you start exhibiting, one of the bigger decisions is whether to hire a stand or buy one. Buying looks cheaper at first glance, because it’s a one off cost…

It’s one of the most common questions we get, and it’s a fair one. Book too early and it feels premature. Leave it too late and you’re paying more for…

A trade show is only worth it if you come away with leads. You can have a great looking stand and a busy few days, but if nobody useful gives…

One of the first decisions you make when you exhibit is how much floor space to book. It sounds simple, but it affects your budget, your design and how many…

The NEC in Birmingham is the largest exhibition centre in the UK. It’s been running since 1976 and hosts more than 500 events a year, pulling in over two million…

ExCeL London is one of the busiest exhibition venues in Europe. It sits on the Royal Victoria Dock in East London and runs around 500 events a year, from small…

When businesses start planning an exhibition, they usually focus on two things. The cost of booking the exhibition space and the cost of the exhibition stand. Those are certainly two…