Hunter Expositions

This is one of the challenges we see most often: exhibitors who want to showcase everything in their booth.

And we get it. You’re proud of your products, and you want to make the most of every opportunity to put them in front of potential customers. But at a trade show, where attendees are already surrounded by countless products, displays and messages, more isn’t always better.

Think strategically. Here are a few criteria to help you decide which products deserve the spotlight and which ones can take a back seat.

Need help making the right choices? Talk to our team of exhibit professionals. We’d be happy to help you create a booth that gets the right products noticed.
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C’est l’un des défis que nous rencontrons le plus souvent : des exposants qui veulent absolument tout présenter dans leur kiosque.

Et on les comprend. Vous êtes fiers de vos produits et vous voulez profiter de l’occasion pour maximiser votre présence au salon. Mais dans un environnement où les visiteurs sont déjà entourés de produits, de kiosques et de messages en tout genre, plus n’est pas toujours mieux.

Pensez stratégiquement. Voici quelques critères qui peuvent vous aider à déterminer quels produits méritent d’être mis de l’avant et lesquels peuvent rester en retrait.

Besoin d’un coup de main pour faire les bons choix? Parlez à notre équipe, nous serons heureux de vous aider à créer un kiosque qui attire l’attention sur les bons produits.

2 months and counting! ⏱️ This one's for our water and wastewater folks.

Our team will be on-site at WEFTEC in New Orleans, September 26-30, handling install for a client's booth. If you're exhibiting and still need a hand (booth design, build, or install) reach out. There's still time, but the clock's ticking!

A small booth doesn’t have to mean a small impact!

If you’re working with limited space but have a lot to communicate, it’s easy to overcrowd your booth with messages, graphics, and displays. Instead, start with one clear objective. What is the single most important thing you want visitors to remember? Once you have that answer, everything else becomes easier to prioritize.

A focused booth is easier to navigate, more visually appealing, and far more memorable.

Want more tips on making the most of a small exhibit space?
Read our complete guide on the blog. Link in bio!
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Un petit kiosque ne veut pas forcément dire un petit impact !

Si vous disposez d’un espace limité mais que vous avez beaucoup de choses à communiquer, il est facile de surcharger votre kiosque de textes, d’images et de présentoirs. Commencez plutôt par définir un objectif clair. Quelle est la chose la plus importante que vous souhaitez que les visiteurs retiennent ? Une fois que vous aurez trouvé la réponse, il sera plus facile d’établir les priorités pour le reste.

Un stand ciblé est plus facile à parcourir, plus attrayant visuellement et bien plus mémorable.

Vous souhaitez obtenir davantage de conseils pour tirer le meilleur parti d’un petit espace d’exposition ? Consultez notre guide complet sur notre blog. Lien en bio!

Thank you to for hosting such an amazing Summer Academy! Luke and Sabrina had the chance to meet with industry experts, dive into the newest tech and products, and come back with heaps of new ideas for our projects.

Looking forward to what’s next, and a big hi to all the new friends we met along the way! 👋

Renting your booth is one of the easiest sustainability wins in the trade show world

Modular frames reused hundreds of times. Fabric graphics that are lightweight and waste-free. Local partners across Canada to cut shipping. Furniture that stays in circulation, show after show.

Full blog in the first comment 🌱

Some projects go beyond the work itself.

We were honoured to supply the display system for Stolen Childhoods: a travelling exhibition by the Survivors' Secretariat and Know History Inc., documenting the experiences of children who passed through the Mohawk Institute Residential School.

22 panels. Mila-Wall modular system. Full installation support, from warehouse to venue.

But above all: a story that deserves to be seen, heard, and remembered. Thank you to Survivors' Secretariat and Know History for trusting us to be part of this.

Most exhibition walls are designed to stay put, Mila-Wall was designed to move with you.

Meet Mila-Wall, freestanding panels built on a patented self-locking system that lets you configure, reconfigure, and reuse without ever compromising the look.

No visible hardware.
No grid dependency.
No two setups have to look the same.

Series 100, 160, and 840, each built for a different project, budget, and space. All built to last.

Because the best design doesn't just look permanent.
It's built to be moved.

More information on our website 🔗 hunterexpositions.com

Proud to have brought the Guatemala Ministry’s 40x40 space to life alongside our partners at the Canadian Produce Marketing Association (CPMA). Grateful for the trust, Worldlink Exhibitions, and for everyone who helped make this one happen. 🇬🇹