How to be sure that digital navigation will work at the trade show

How to be sure that digital navigation will work at the trade show

Among the biggest nightmares of event organizers are key speakers that don’t show up, problems with equipment/electricity on-site and event tech issues. Nobody wants to pay for digital navigation that doesn’t work on-site. Here are some tips to make sure everything will work smoothly at a trade show:

1️. You should test wayfinding before the event. Seems obvious, but not every trade show organizer does that.

2️. Some booths/stages/lounges can be walkable in reality. Event organizers always have a chance to review our floor plans before the show and give us their feedback so we can make sure all the paths are correct.

3️. It is helpful to have a blue dot or QR codes for big events because this way you can see exactly where you are without needing to search for familiar landmarks around you or a booth number.

With this being said and ensuring you've picked a reliable floor plan provider, you can guarantee that attendees will enjoy, not curse, your event tech.