For example, the main entrance can have built-in information booths where people can act as greeters, rather than having a separate booth that takes up more space. Another possibility, he says, is to build offices in and around the service area, using the front wall for exhibitor service and the space behind it for show management. They still exist, and they have to be dealt with. He has even seen exhibitors carpet columns to blend in with their booths. Columns in the registration area, however, can be functional.
People then use that table when they're filling out forms.
Because of Orlando's fire codes, Champion could not create an entryway that would obstruct any doors. Then, digital prints of the show logo were applied to the banners. Ideas like these result in a more successful show for both partners. She's always good at giving us the best look for our money. She would never scrimp and make it look bad.