IAEE Rolls Out #Boothlove Program Showcasing Most Creative Booths and Exhibits

September 16, 2013

Have you ever been strolling through a trade show and all of a sudden you spot a booth that is such a great design it just stops you in your tracks?

Well, now you can help that booth really show off by taking part in a new program rolled out by the International Association of Exhibitions & Events and BizBash called #Boothlove.

The #Boothlove social media program was created to showcase the best booths and exhibit stands from around the world – providing a global "peek over the fence" to inspire trade show and exhibition professionals with new ideas, while spotlighting the best exhibits.
 

"It is very exciting to have had the opportunity to collaborate with David Adler and his team at BizBash to design a creative program that showcases the exceptional creativity of business-to-business events,” IAEE President David DuBois said.

He added, “We look forward to building this unique, visual network that will undoubtedly spark new ideas for exhibitions and events in the future."



Trade show attendees, exhibitors, and booth fabricators are invited to "See, Snap, and Share" outstanding booths by capturing a photo of the booth or stand, sharing it to Twitter or Instagram, and tagging #BoothLove.

Visit www.iaee.com/boothlove to browse submissions, find the hottest ideas and concepts, and vote for your favorite exhibit!

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