Exhibitor Guidelines Sample Clauses

Exhibitor Guidelines. Exhibitor shall keep the exhibit opened and staffed at all times during show hours; all exhibits shall be set-up and ready at least one hour prior to show opening. Exhibitors that do not comply with the foregoing may lose their exhibit spaces without a refund; Exhibitors must tear down and move out as established by the event program and will assume sole and entire responsibility for any losses that may occur to its exhibit and display if move out deadline is not met; Show Management shall reserve the right to exclude, reject or require modification of any exhibitors display, demonstration or advertisement deemed inappropriate or inconsistent with the purpose of the Expo and to remove any one displaying unbecoming or insulting conduct; Exhibitors shall not obstruct the general view nor hide the exhibits of others; Banners may be hung above island and peninsula displays only and Show Management shall approve hanging location. Exhibitor will be responsible for all costs incurred for sign rigging; Helium balloons are prohibited; Exhibitor shall obtain electricity, phone lines, internet, labor, furnishings, carpet, lighting, decoration, plumbing, equipment and any other supplies and services through the Contractor(s) designated by Show Management, if not otherwise stated in the Contract and/or permission has been secured in advance from Show Management. All charges for these services shall be the sole responsibility of the Exhibitor; Exhibitor display shall meet all the required fire regulations; there is no music allowed or any PA system operated from the exhibit space without the authorization of Show Management; Show Management must approve all food and beverage sampling. The selling of any beverage or food product is strictly prohibited; the distributing of any material is prohibited beyond the assigned exhibit space. This includes on or around the exhibitors booth; The parties to this agreement expressly agree and acknowledge in the event Exhibitor fails to comply with the aforementioned guidelines subject to the reasonable discretion of Show Management, such Exhibitor may lose the assigned exhibit booth without any refund; Show Management reserves the right to modify the Expo TERMS & CONDITIONS at any time.
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Exhibitor Guidelines. The Group’s use of exhibit space will also be subject to the term and conditions of the Hotel’s then current exhibitor guidelines, which will be provided to Group by your assigned Event Manager approximately one year prior to your major arrival date. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Group assumes responsibility for any claims (such as for losses or damages to persons or property) arising out of the use of the exhibition premises of the Hotel but only to the extent any such claim is caused by Group’s employees, agents, contractors, attendees or exhibitors. Nothing in this clause shall require Group to be liable for that portion of any claim caused by the Hotel’s employees, agents or contractors. In order to protect both Group and the Hotel, Group agrees to include the following “Exhibitor Responsibility Clause” in every exhibitor contract entered into between Group and each exhibitor: Exhibitor Responsibility Clause: To the fullest extent permitted by law, the person/legal entity described as “Exhibitor” in this clause and in this exhibitor contract (regardless whether such person/legal entity is also described as “Exhibitor” in this contract) hereby assumes full responsibility and agrees to indemnify, defend and hold harmless «property_name» (“Hotel”), Hotel’s owner (<insert legal name of hotel owner>), Hilton Worldwide, Inc., and each of their respective owners, managers, subsidiaries, affiliates, employees and agents (collectively, “Hotel Parties”), as well as «name» (“Group”), from and against any and all claims or expenses arising out of Exhibitor’s use of the Hotel’s exhibition premises. Exhibitor agrees to obtain and maintain during the use of the exhibition premises, Comprehensive General Liability Insurance, including contractual liability covering the Exhibitor’s indemnity obligations in this clause. Such insurance shall be in the amount of not less than $1,000,000 combined single limit for personal injury and property damage. The Hotel Parties and Group shall be named as additional insureds on such policy, and Exhibitor shall supply the Hotel with a Certificate of Insurance at least 30 days prior to the use of the exhibition premises. The Exhibitor understands that neither the Group nor the Hotel Parties maintain insurance covering the Exhibitor's property and it is the sole responsibility of the Exhibitor to obtain such insurance. To ensure that Group has inserted the correct “Exhibitor Responsibility Clause” into the exhibitor contract, ...
Exhibitor Guidelines. A. The Exhibitor shall confine its activities to the Contracted Space (as issued by the Management). No activities shall extend into the aisles. See Section 5 above.

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