Exhibiting at Electra Mining 2014?

Fast Facts:

2012 Visitors: 38 000
Venue:             Expo Centre at Nasrec, Johannesburg, South Africa
Dates:              15 Sep – 19 Sep 2014
Website:          www.electramining.co.za
Twitter:           @electramining
LinkedIn:        Electra Mining

Show Dates & Times:

15 September 2014 09:00 – 17:00
16 September 2014 09:00 – 17:00
17 September 2014 09:00 – 17:00
18 September 2014 09:00 – 17:00
19 September 2014 09:00 – 16:00

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HOTT3D will be on site providing exhibition solutions to clients at  Electra Mining 2014 before, during and after the show.

So if you have any exhibition stand, display or graphic needs, please contact us.

About:

Electra Mining Africa is a premier showcase and the biggest mining, industrial, machine tools and electrical trade show in southern Africa, which brings new products to market with resounding success.

Benefit from on site sales, plenty of sales leads and brand visibility, all major advantages of being part of Electra Mining Africa 2014.

It delivers a great return on investment for exhibitors and provides a world-class event for visitors keen to see the latest in products, services, technologies and trends across the mining, construction, industrial, power generation and machine tools sectors.

Electra Mining Africa is ranked among the top three mining shows in the world. Where else would you get the opportunity to meet thousands of potential customers from all over Africa, South America, USA, Europe, Asia and Australia? All under one roof, in five days.

Mining Africa has enjoyed the full support of the most respected Associations and Institutions across all related industries over the years, including:

•        The Chamber of Mines of South Africa

•        The South African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy

•        The SA Institute of Mechanical Engineering

•        The SA Institute of Materials Handling

“The co-location of Machine Tools Africa with Electra Mining provides a premier showcase for us where we introduce and launch new products to the market with the benefit of face to face contact. It’s a very important channel for us.”

Gavin Adams, Iscar South Africa

4 Shows in 1

ELECTRA MINING AFRICA

• Mining and Related Products
• Industrial, Engineering and Manufacturing
• Electrical Engineering
• Materials Handling
• Safety, Health and Environment
• Construction

ELENEX AFRICA

• Electrical/Electronic Equipment
• Power Generation Equipment
• Instrumentation and Control Equipmen
• Manufacturing and Repair Equipment
• Test and Measuring Equipment
• Electro-Mechanical Components
• Energy Conservation Equipment
• Consulting Electrical Engineers

TRANSPORT EXPO

• Trucking
• Transport
• Logistics

MACHINE TOOLS SHOWCASE

• Abrasives, Blading, Carbide
• Hand Tools and Cutting Tools
• Conventional and CNC Machine Tools
• Measuring Instruments
• Welding Machines
• Digital Readouts and Probing Systems
• Sheet Metal Technology
• Press Brake Tooling
• Plate Rollers, Section Benders and Dish Heads
• Presses, Punches and Trimming Machines

Links you may need:

Electramining Exhibitor List
Download the sales brochure
Book your stand

Exhibition Managers:

Veda Koekemoer

• Email: veda@specialised.com
• Tel: +27(0) 11 835 1565
• Cell:+27(0) 83 289 1126
• Fax: +27(0) 86 569 3385  Exhibition Manager

Charmainne Wood

• Email: cwood@specialised.com
• Tel: +27 (0) 11 835 1565
• Cell:+27(0) 72 251 0911
• Fax: +27 (0) 86 569 3385

Event Director

Charlene Hefer

• Email:charleneh@specialised.com
• Tel: +27(0) 11 835 1565
• Cell: +27(0) 84 401 2158
• Fax: +27(0) 86 569 7358 

Directions

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Africa Aerospace and Defence AAD Exhibition 2014

Fast Facts:

• Dates: 17 – 21 September 2014
• Venue: AFB Waterkloof, Centurion in the City of Tshwane, South Africa
• 7 Hangars
• 15 National Pavilions
• 347 Exhibitors from 26 Countries
• 40 000 Trade Visitors from 101 Countries
• 92 983 General Public Visitors
• 61 Official Delegations from 26 Countries
• 84 Aircraft Civil and Military Static Display
• 300 Accredited Journalist from All over the World
• Website: Africa Aerospace and Defence (AAD) 2014

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HOTT3D will be on site providing exhibition solutions to clients at  the Africa Aerospace and Defence AAD Exhibition 2014 before, during and after the show.

If you have any exhibition stand, display or graphic needs, please contact us.

Liam Beattie +27 (0) 76 577 0989
Home page: Hott.co.za

Email: liam(at)hott.co.za

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About

The Africa Aerospace and Defence (AAD) 2014 is one of the world’s premier Aerospace and Defence exhibition that holds a prominent position within the Aviation and Defence calendar. This exhibition takes place biannually in September.

The first three days of the exhibition are traditionally trade days, followed by two airshow days that are open to the public.

The 8th AAD will take place at AFB Waterkloof, Centurion in the City of Tshwane, South Africa between 17 to 21 September 2014 , and will once again bring together various industries from throughout the world so as to showcase the latest technological innovations within this sector.

There is no better time to establish your presence in Africa than to exhibit with AAD2014.

The quality of attendees is unparalleled and the networking opportunities are endless. An investment in exhibiting at AAD2014 will pay off In the long run. AAD2012 hosted a good mix of first-timers and repeat exhibitors as well as attendees. Whether it is Defence and Security, Commercial Aviation, Maritime etc, AAD2014 puts you at the center of the world’s fastest growing market.

AAD2012 Key Facts

• 30% growth from AAD2010
• 7 Hangars – Indoor exhibition space
• 350 Exhibitors from 28 Countries
• 12 National Pavilions
• 92 Civilian and Military Aircraft
• 42 Hospitality Chalet
• 17 574m² Outdoor Space and Static Display area
• 13 704m² Indoor Exhibition Area Space
• 40 000 Trade Visitors from 101 Countries
• 300 Accredited Journalist from all over the world
• 61 Official Delegations from 26 Countries

Africa Aerospace and Defence (AAD) 2014 is supported by The South African Government through:

Department of Defence
Department of Trade & Industry,
Department of Transport and
Department of Science & Technology.

SPACE APPLICATION FORM

Exhibition Space Options:

The following options allow flexibility, participation Options are:

Walk-on stand – minimum stands size: 12m2
Space only stands – minimum size 36m2
Hospitality chalet
Outdoor static display – Bare outdoor area or built outdoor area

Exhibition space is offered on a first-come, first-served basis. You are advised to submit your application as early as possible to avoid disappointment. Please send an email requesting a Space Application Form and Layout to expodir@aadexpo.co.za , for any information please call mobile +27 84 840 3215 or Tel: +27 012 672 405

AAD2014 offers companies, small, medium or large, a unique opportunity to showcase their products and capabilities to African and International audience.

International Exhibition Rates (PDF)

Local Exhibition Rates (PDF)

Key Contacts:

Exhibition Director

Name: Leona Redelinghuys
Cell: +27(0) 84 840 3215
Fax: +27(0) 86 630 4285
E-mail: expodir@aadexpo.co.za
Skype: Leona Redelinghuys

Marketing and PR Manager

Name: Vhongani Shumba (Ms)
Tel: +27 84 840 3214
Fax: +27 860 679 4
Email: marketingpr@aadexpo.co.za
Skype: aadmarketing

Map:

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According to the announcement at the Annual General Meeting of the Cape Town International Convention Centre, the planned expansion will now go ahead, and the tender award will stand. The expansion involves the construction of 9,600 sqm of additional exhibition space, meeting rooms, a proposed tower and a skybridge connecting the existing centre to the expansion.

“We are thus pleased to confirm the decision to proceed with the expansion and are delighted to announce that the expanded CTICC will be ready to trade in 2017.” – Seymour

“We concur with the City’s finding that there was no corruption or collusion by any staff member or individual involved in the tender process, or by any of the bidders,” said outgoing CTICC chair Ashley Seymour.

“We furthermore agree with certain key findings of the City’s report in respect of flaws in the tender process. We have concluded, however, that there are not sufficient grounds to overturn the tender award.”

In reaching its conclusion, the board took into account the pertinent legal, financial and socio-economic implications, the public interest and the legal advice it received.

About the expansion

The Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) is a place where different worlds meet, where delegates gather to exchange ideas, where culture comes together. The architecture is a framework to not only serve the objectives and accommodation needs of CTICC but to also tell an enduring story, a narrative which is as unique and as special as our location, history, and being and which will make the CTICC Extension a memorable moment for all.

The extension is designed as a seamless extension to the existing CTICC to provide complementary space for large exhibitions or conferences, whilst also being able to operate as an independent facility.

The architectural concept is entitled “6211”. This is a design interpretation of the globally unique biodiversity of the Cape Floristic Kingdom. 6210 panels will each be encoded with the unique genetic code of the endemic species of the Cape Floristic kingdom, an exceptionally unique biodiversity. These panels form dynamic ribbons of movement which speak to the “way-station and crossroad,” status of a convention center, as a place for the movement of ideas, goods, services, persons, light, sound, color and emotion.

For every ten panels, one panel shall be dedicated to the DNA of homo sapiens to emphasize our relationship to and dependence on nature, to highlight the gravity of climate change and its Sub-Saharan threat to our water scarce and fragile biodiversity; and most significantly to engender respect for a humane environment.

These panels, interspersed with a random pattern of 62 interactive and dynamic LED panels, will be used to trace and integrate the unique genetic code of delegates and citizens so that they become part of the architectural aesthetic and experience. These identitycodes (the DNA panels), will form an ongoing and evolving architectural artwork which both frames the main halls and public space, but in turn provide a unique window into the identity of Cape Town and the Western Cape. These panels shall also reflect (by voluntary participation,) the unique genetic codes of all South Africans who may visit CTICC2.

The existing CTICC is defined by dramatic full height conservatories for nature and the Cape Floral Kingdoms, with its internal hanging gardens that frame the internal public realm. The CTICC Expansion and its sweeping ribbons of DNA is a 21st century interpretation of our unique floral attributes and resonates with this notion from CTICC1 by creating a pulsating wall of light, and color, patterned by our uniqueidentity.

The winning team of the original tender includes:

• Makeka Design Lab
• VDMMA
• Stauch Vorster Architects
  

The shortlisted architectural teams

Also read: Reconsidering the proposed CTICC expansion plans

• 25 July 2011 | The CTICC is expanding: Designing an economic engine
• 14 June 2011 | Towards 2020: “To become the best long-haul international convention centre in the world”
• 12 June 2011 | CTICC expansion: Design for the unexpected
• 31 March 2011 | Media Release: CTICC, City of Cape Town & the Provincial Government of the Western Cape
• Image Gallery at futurecapetown.com

Via: Future Cape Town

Show management can offer loads of information for exhibitors, including everything from peak show hours and promotional tips to attendee demographics and competitive intelligence. However, shows don’t usually offer this information as part of the space-rental process. What exhibitors typically receive is a show prospectus containing a menu of options, deadlines, stipulations, and service-order forms.

So to glean anything more insightful, you have to ask some key questions. Through your discussions with show management, not only will you gain information to assist you in making decisions about your show participation, but also you might discover new opportunities to make your program more successful. Here, then, are five questions to ask show management before you make the commitment to exhibit.

1. What are some of the most effective strategies exhibitors have employed at this show?

Any show-management rep with a finger on the pulse of his/her event should be able to speak to exhibiting strategies that have proven successful. In fact, management has a unique perspective on what works and what doesn’t, so take note of these tactics and ask your rep why each strategy worked, and how you might create something similarly effective for your own program.

If your rep is unable to discuss successful strategies, this means: a) your rep is out of touch with the show, and/or b) exhibitors’ tactics don’t work. If the rep is clueless about the trade show, it’s unlikely that he or she can offer any assistance in developing an effective strategy for your program.

And if exhibitors aren’t employing successful marketing strategies, it might mean that show management has done little to implement programs to assist exhibitors’ efforts. Bottom line, be wary of any trade show in which management is unaware of – or worse yet, unconcerned with – what exhibitors are doing.

2. How does the association/show producer promote this event, and how does it stay in contact with attendees throughout the year?

When you sign an exhibit-space contract, you’re investing in far more than space on concrete. You’re also paying for the promotional strategies show management will implement to ensure that the event is filled with prospective buyers. Thus, if management does little to promote the show to attendees and it’s not continually attempting to grow or maintain its attendee base, you’re essentially paying for a service that is not being delivered.

The second half of this question can provide insight into management’s level of interaction with attendees as well as promotional opportunities that might exist outside of the show. If show management is in regular contact with the industry, you can expect that it is familiar with attendee needs and motivations.

If show management regularly communicates with attendees, also ask how your company might be involved with such communications. You might be able to generate awareness all year long as opposed to just during show hours.

3. What sponsorship opportunities are available that seem appropriate to my company’s needs, and what can you do to customize them?

Show-management reps will likely have a laundry list of sponsorships to sell you. The key question, however, is whether management can assist you in finding a sponsorship that helps you meet your goals – and how willing management is to custom fit (or create) a sponsorship that’s aligned with your objectives for the show.

Granted, sometimes a cookie-cutter sponsorship is just what you need. But more often than not, a little tweak here or there will result in a win-win situation for both parties, as you’ll get a tailored sponsorship, and show management will still get its sponsorship dollars. While you can’t expect management to accommodate your every whim, there should be at least some give and take. A rigid stance regarding sponsorships might also suggest that management is more concerned with revenue than with your needs. In these instances, you might concern yourself with other trade show options rather than renting this concrete.

4. How does the show audit itself?
Any trade show exhibition can claim to have thousands of qualified attendees. What separates fact from fiction in the trade show world is a third-party audit.

There are three third-party auditors for the exhibition industry: Business Publications Auditing Worldwide (BPA), Veris Consulting LLC, and Exhibit Surveys Inc., each of which is certified by The Exhibition & Event Industry Audit Council (EEIAC), an independent organization that monitors audit standards and certifies audits. The auditor samples the trade show’s registration database and contacts attendees to validate attendance and demographic data. Next, the auditor prepares a report indicating the show’s certified attendance and demographic figures, such as: total attendance, attendee demographic and geographic information, number of exhibitors, net space, etc.

Unfortunately, not all shows are audited by third-party vendors. (And the only way to remedy the situation is for exhibitors to insist that show management audit all shows in the future.) But if a show you’re considering is among the nonaudited masses, you still want a solid understanding of how its bean counters have arrived at numbers regarding attendee demographics and attendance figures. Ask management to explain its number-crunching efforts in detail to gain a gut-level feel for whether the figures are mostly fact or fiction.

5. Which of my company’s main competitors are exhibiting, and what strategies do they employ?

While show management certainly shouldn’t throw your competitors under the bus, your rep should be able to relay whatever information is typically available to attendees. For example, reps should be able to talk about the size and location of competitors’ booth spaces and any significant strategies exhibitors have implemented in years past. Reps might even be able to tell you about competitors’ presentation schedules or traffic-building activities.

Such knowledge can help you better plan not only your location and footprint size, but also your presentation schedules and even your key in-booth activities. For example, if you don’t want to compete with the behemoth brand breathing down your neck, you can pick a booth space on the other side of the exhibit hall. Or, maybe you’d like to take advantage of the giant crowds that a major exhibitor will draw, so you can devise a strategy to funnel some of its traffic your way or specifically craft graphics to illustrate your products’ benefits over that competitor’s offerings.

The answers to these five important questions will surely reveal a treasure trove of information regarding the show that would have otherwise been unavailable to you. However, show management’s inability to thoroughly answer these questions should also ring a few alarm bells, either prompting you to pose additional follow-up questions or bypass participation in the trade show altogether.

- Dax Callner, independent marketing strategist, New York

via: www.exhibitoronline.com

The Voting Booth Installation unit is modular, easily transportable, quick to set up and can be configured for a variety of uses and questions asked can be changed. It is made using simple textured finishes that are hard wearing.

Members of the public passing by are invited to vote on a series of visuals that are answers to questions asked. eg: What should be done with Cape Towns unfinished freeways. The answers range from demolish them to the creation of elevated public parks.

With specific focus on Cape Town as the World Design Capital for 2014, Future Cape Town intends a series of interactions with the public in the lead to and during 2014.

Look out for this unit all over Cape Town in the near future

The stand travels throughout South Africa and gives Cape Union a professional pop up shop to trade from at a variety of expos. In 2012 alone the booth did 8 events and there are 10 planned for 2013.

The exhibit has a variety of accessories such as slat wall pegs, hooks, goosenecks and shelves to allow each setup to be tailored to a particular show. Some shows focus on cycling, others on running and then of course outdoor shows such as the Getaway Show.

Due to the effectiveness of the expo booth we have created a second pop-up shop for use at mall promotions and smaller expos.  Being modular the stand can be reconfigured to suit a variety of stand sizes from 5m x 5m up to 20m x 20m.

The use of this platform has led to a marked increase in Cape Union Marts turnover at each event.

The latest use was as the centerpiece of the Argus Lifecycle Expo 2013 at the Good Hope Centre, which saw over 90 000 visitors in 2.5 days.

The stop motion clip gives a great overview of the build process. Filming and production by www.shoestringproductions.co.za

HOTT3D also produces Experiential Marketing Concepts

CAPE UNION MART – SOUTH AFRICA’S FAVOURITE OUTDOOR STORE

Cape Union Mart has been equipping South African adventurers since 1933, and is South Africa’s favourite outdoor adventure store.  Stocking everything one needs for outdoor pursuits – including hiking, camping, trail running, mountain biking, snow sports, travel and more – Cape Union Mart is an essential first step in every adventure. Cape Union Mart has stores across South Africa, and in Namibia and Botswana.

www.capeunionmart.co.za

The Cape Argus Lifecycle Expo

The Cape Argus Lifecycle Expo is South Africa’s largest cycling, fitness & healthy lifestyle expo and the only place where participants in the Cape Argus Pick n Pay Cycle Tour can collect their race packs.

The idea of an expo came about in 1991 when Eddy Cassar approached the Cycle Tour organisers after watching a cycle apparel company selling its wares from a trestle table alongside the Camps Bay soccer fields.  Over 20 years later, the Lifecycle Expo has grown to be the largest show of its kind in the country, housing over 320 exhibitors from around the world, as well as an average of 78 000 visitors (2013 saw a footfall of over 80 000 visitors).

cycletourexpo.co.za/

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HOTT3D design, manufacturer and build trade show booths and exhibition stands in South Africa. We provide their National and International clients with a well thought out platform to better market their brand and products at Trade Shows across South Africa.

View our Exhibition Stand options here

The Johannesburg International Motor Show 2013

Fast Facts:

Venue:  The Johannesburg Expo Centre, Nasrec, Johannesburg

Dates: 16 -27 October 2013

Visitor Numbers 2013 (projected) : 250 000 + (mix of trade and public)

Visitor Numbers 2011: 225 000

SHOW ORGANIZERS:

Please contact South African Show Services with any enquiries

e-mail: info@jhbmotorshow.co.za
Telephone: +27 11 494 2894 / +27 11 494 3280
Facsimile: +27 11 494 5004
Web: www.jhbmotorshow.co.za

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HOTT3D will be on site providing exhibition solutions to clients at  The Johannesburg International Motor Show 2013 before, during and after the show. So if you have any exhibition stand, display or graphic needs, please contact us.

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The Johannesburg International Motor Show 2013 (also known as Joburg Motor Show ex: Auto Africa) is back in 2013 for its bi-annual show to be held at the Johannesburg Expo Centre, Nasrec, Johannesburg.  The show is the biggest auto show in Southern Africa and covers multiple auto sectors including: passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, trucks, performance vehicles, motor cycles and services relating to the auto industry.

If you are in the auto industry it is a great place for:

•     Brand Positioning
•     Generating Sales
•     Gateway to Sub Sahara African Markets
•     Launch New Product, Vehicles, Equipment, Services
•     Market Study
•     Recruit Agents / Distributors
•     Demonstrate New Technology

VISITOR PROFILE

Business Visitor Profile, B2B

•     International Specialists
•     Media
•     Economists
•     Financial Analysts
•     Researchers, Profilers and Reporters
•     Purchasing & Sourcing Managers
•     Importers, Distributors, Exporters & Traders
•     Owners and Managers of Dealerships & Workshops
•     Accredited Infuencers of the Buying Decision
•     Fleet Owners: Cars, Trucks and Buses and Light Delivery
•     Vehicles
•     Exhibitor Clients
•     Government & Parastatals Stakeholders
•     Accredited Association Members
•     Heavy Transport Managers / Buyers

Public Visitor Profile

•     Luxury Car Owners
•     Family Vehicle Owners
•     Outdoor & Lifestyle Enthusiasts
•     Aspirational Buyers
•     Eco Aware Citizen
•     Women in Cars
•     Sports Car Enthusiasts

Exhibition Rate Card 2013

The Johannesburg International Motor Show 2013 – www.jhbmotorshow.co.za

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HOTT3D design, manufacturer and build trade show booths and exhibition stands in South Africa. They provide their National and International clients with a well thought out platform to better market their brand and products at Trade Shows across South Africa.

View our Exhibition Stand options here

Fast Facts:

Date: 30 Aug-1 Sept 2013

Venue: Coca Cola Dome, Johannesburg, Gauteng

Visitor Count:  24 000 (2012)

Exhibitor Count:  260 (2012)

400 (2013 projected)

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The Gauteng Getaway Show 2013

The Gauteng Getaway Show 2013 may be 6 months off but if you are exhibiting best to start planning early. The Getaway Show is showing great growth year on year, averaging about 15% and in 2013 the show will look to push far past its 2012 visitor count, of close to 24 000 visitors. They do advertise themselves as “Africa’s leading travel & outdoor show”, so if you fit into any tourism or outdoor market segment, best to book your floor space and start thinking about your exhibit.

2011 Visitor Stats:

The show will feature the following categories:

• Destinations
• Accommodation
• Outdoor Gear
• 4×4 Products & Accessories
• Motor homes, Caravans & Trailers
• Camping Equipment
• Adventure Operators

Exhibition Costs:

The show spends over R2.5 million on marketing and advertising efforts (which includes TV, Radio, Print, Press, Web & Outdoor), not to mention being an offshoot of South Africa’s leading outdoor publisher, Getaway magazine.

Sponsorships are part of any exhibition and the Gauteng Getaway Show 2013 is no different.  Being a sponsor will give degrees of exposure on pre-show marketing efforts and positive brand recognition when aligned with Getaways trusted name in travel. The show is offering sponsorships in the following categories:

• Headline Sponsorship
• Media Sponsorship
• Main Prize Sponsorship
• Own Adventure
• Visitor Catalogue Sponsorship
• Exhibitor Awards Function Sponsorship
• Accommodation Sponsorship
• Show Team Clothing Sponsorship
• Visitor Goodie Bags Sponsorship
• Show Runners Clothing Sponsorship
• Show Team Car Hire Sponsorship

For further sponsorship inquires contact Debbie Küsel on 021-530-3192 or debbie@ramsaymedia.co.za

The Gauteng Getaway Show: show.getaway.co.za/gauteng-getaway-show/

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HOTT3D design, manufacturer and build trade show booths and exhibition stands in South Africa. They provide their National and International clients with a well thought out platform to better market their brand and products at Trade Shows across South Africa.

View our Exhibition Stand options here

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HOTT3D were commissioned in March of 2012 to plan, design and produce the event signs and signage for the 6th World Congress of Pediatric Cardiology, which was recently completed at the CTICC in Cape Town, South Africa.

The CTICC is a large, linear venue. Deciding how best to ensure 3500 international delegates knew where to go during their visit was no easy task. Key in this planning was the movement of delegates between 9 different conference streams as well as the exhibition halls.

Branding included:

• “You are here” maps through out the venue
• Large welcome and registration demarcation banners
• Large directional banners to all halls and lower level conference streams
• Huge banners at the main first floor escalators indicating the direction of venues
• Specific agenda displays outside each venue
• Generic logo branding to the exterior glass doors of the CTICC
• Massive pillar wraps to the lower level to re-enforce the event brand
• Abstract use of the event icon…the Protea on the first level bridge in an impressive array of tall suspended prints.
• A variety of portable displays for use as airport welcome signage and also for use at the various offsite functions such as at Kirstenbosch, where Johnny Clegg thrilled the visitors with a true African experience in the “most beautiful garden in Africa”

Planning was done via a series of plans and elevations, incorporating real photos of the areas intended for use with visual overlays to illustrate positions.

The 19th World Congress of Aesthetic Medicine (WCAM2013) was recently held at the CTICC in Cape Town.

 We were contracted by Optiphi and Leenyx to produce their 6m x 3m corner exhibits at the event. Both are constructed using Octanorm Maxima as the structure. We then added stretched fabric, duco-sprayed timber, textured wallpapers as well as a range of custom items, shelving, furniture  and lighting effect.

The exhibition design objective for both exhibits was to achieve a clinical aesthetic and also to act as a clear showcase for their products to the international and South African delegates.

 

In both instances existing components from previous congresses were incorporated, so saving on production costs. Most components are fully re-usable on future shows in line with our philosophy of not only being as budget conscious as possible, but also to minimize our carbon footprint.

 

Another great effort by the HOTT3D team

 

About The 19th World Congress of Aesthetic Medicine

 

 

The 19th World Congress of Aesthetic Medicine of the UIME was held in Cape Town, South Africa from the 14th to 16th February 2013, with training courses on the 13th February 2013.

This was the 1st time in history that this world congress is being held in an African country and it is probably the most important aesthetic medical event ever in Southern Africa.

Aesthetic medical professionals from over 47 countries participated and the expo side had 42 exhibition stands.

The 19th World Congress of Aesthetic Medicine 2013 focused on a strong scientific program combined with teaching, training and live workshops to educate doctors from all over the world on the latest trends, new techniques, discoveries, products and devices in the
field of Aesthetic Medicine.

The exhibition was  a showcase of international companies from various continents with products, devices and techniques relating to aesthetic and anti-aging medicine.

WCAM 2013 was a global educational and business event that cannot be missed by anyone involved in this fast evolving industry!