Special Sections
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BUILD A SPECIAL SECTION … AISLE … ISLAND/PAVILION AT THE TRADE SHOW! We are pleased to offer a unique opportunity to promote your
destination Special Section - Aisle - Island
Aisle: consists of a minimum of 6 booths, using each side of an aisle (10’ x 30’), and allows you to carry your theme throughout. A recent example of an aisle was developed by the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention and Visitors Bureau. After determining their theme was to be “King Tut” (the exhibit was in Ft. Lauderdale at the time) the participants decorated the aisle with Black and Gold complete with Egyptian Pharaohs and characters, palm trees and sarcophagi. As the pictures suggests, their consistent décor really made a statement! Island: consists of a minimum of 4 booths (20 X 20) with aisles on all four
sides, no other attached booths., thus providing a 360 degree s of
exposure. A recent example of the Island/Pavilion was developed by San
Francisco, utilizing the Golden Gate Bridge, top picture. A variety of
layouts are available including cocktail rounds in a café style setting,
traditional tabletops located throughout the area and even the use of
some pipe & drape. For more information regarding Special Sections, Special Section/Aisles or Islands, please contact: Gale Collins, Director of Sales, at (949) 457-1545 ext. 110, or email: gcollins@mjpa.com.
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Special
Section: consists of a minimum of 3 booths (10 X 30). Color
or décor coordination with your partners makes a consistent and
impressive look. The absence of the side rails allows for more
tables. Using the 6-foot tables you can create a long, counter like
look, or you could order taller counters. In addition, small café
rounds placed through out the booth offers each participant a small
but individual table.
Island: consists of a minimum of 4 booths (20 X 20) with aisles on all four
sides, no other attached booths., thus providing a 360 degree s of
exposure. A recent example of the Island/Pavilion was developed by San
Francisco, utilizing the Golden Gate Bridge, top picture. A variety of
layouts are available including cocktail rounds in a café style setting,
traditional tabletops located throughout the area and even the use of
some pipe & drape.