Corner booth
A corner booth sits where two aisles meet, so shoppers can see and enter from two sides. That extra visibility and display room is why organizers usually charge more for it and why vendors request it. Spaces are often limited, so assignment may be by seniority, bid or first request.
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About corner booth.
Also called: corner space, corner spot, end cap booth.
Corner spots get more foot traffic and let you angle displays outward. They also cost more and need more product to look full.
Organizers should say how corners are assigned. Fair rules, such as first to register, prevent complaints from vendors who feel overlooked.
Vendors who want one can ask when applying and offer a clear reason, such as a large display.
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