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[/en/] Рус Укр Eng Exhibition Co-located events Exhibiting Visiting Exhibition Catalogue Press centre ITE Group Travel events Organiser Partners FAQ Photo Gallery Photos in 2012 Ask question Send link FAQ Listed below are many frequently asked questions regarding exhibiting at UITT. Many of the answers to these questions are available in your Marketing or Technical manuals, please read them carefully. Participants' questions How do I get into the exhibition centre when I arrive on the first day? When and how can I get my exhibitor badges and why do I need them? How do I get work passes and why do I need them? What does ‘Pass-In and Pass-Out Letter’ mean? Where is the BTG Expo office located on site? Do I have to send my goods through BTG Expo? Can I send my goods by DHL? When will I receive tickets for my visitors? What is my stand number? Where is the closest hotel to the exhibition centre? Ask question Visitors' questions What is the nearest Metro station and how far is it from the travel exhibition? Ask question Participants' questions How do I get into the exhibition centre when I arrive on the first day? Bring your business card with you and show this to the security staff at the main entrance of the exhibition centre. You will be given a temporary pass for one entry only and you must then come to the management stand inside the exhibition hall to collect the exhibitor badges you have ordered. To the list When and how can I get my exhibitor badges and why do I need them? Exhibitor badges ensure that other exhibitors, security staff and visitors know who you are and what company you are representing. These should be carried at all times during the exhibition. They are collected from the management stand on your arrival (see above). To the list How do I get work passes and why do I need them? Work passes are for your stand builders and constructors during the days of set-up and dismantling. They allow your construction team to pass freely in and out of the exhibition centre. These are collected from the ITE management stand. For more information please refer to your technical manual. To the list What does ‘Pass-In and Pass-Out Letter’ mean? This letter is explained in your technical manual and allows you to take in and take out any products/goods before and after the exhibition. This is essential for security reasons and is designed to prevent illegal trading at the exhibition. You must have 3 copies of the In and Out letter. Further details can be found in your technical manual. To the list Where is the BTG Expo office located on site? BTG Expo will have an office within the exhibition center and this is located close to the ITE management stand. Contact information for BTG Expo and their local representatives in your country is given in your technical manual. Please read carefully. To the list Do I have to send my goods through BTG Expo? No. You may use alternative freight delivers to transport the goods from your country to Ukraine, but BTG Expo are the sole agent who can handle goods on site. Even if you use another freight company to transport your goods into Ukraine, you must contact BTG Expo for advice on sending goods to the exhibition center. To the list Can I send my goods by DHL? ITE take no responsibility for goods sent by DHL. We would advise you to check this with BTG Expo . To the list When will I receive tickets for my visitors? Visitor tickets will be sent to you by post approximately three months before the exhibition. You are entitled to 50 visitor tickets, additional tickets can be arranged on request subject to availability. To the list What is my stand number? All stand numbers remain provisional until the last 2 months before the exhibition. Please see the ‘Exhibitors' list' section of this website for final stand numbers from September 2007 onwards. To the list Where is the closest hotel to the exhibition centre? See Where to stay . To the list Visitors' questions What is the nearest Metro station and how far is it from the travel exhibition? Kiev's metro has a renowned reputation and it is a fast, reliable and inexpensive way to beat the traffic. The nearest metro station to the International Exhibition Centre (IEC) is Livoberezhna. Detail information: http://www.uitt-kiev.com/en/exhibition/venue/ To the list print version June 18 Lao Tourism Takes First ATF Step June 18 Tourism Australia's latest campaign proving big internet hit March 25 Yevpatoria lands on UITT 2012: questions to the Mayor, checkers with the world champion and voucher drawing All news Premier Expo © 1997-2011 Developed by — CG . The IT agency BС Forum, 4A/21, 13 Pymonenko str., Kiev tel./fax: +380 (44) 496-86-45 (46) 105 Salusbury Rd, London NW6 6RG, UK tel: +44 (0) 207 596 5000, fax: 207 596 5111