Chalets d'expositions

An exhibition pavilion is a temporary structure designed to host exhibitors during a trade show, fair, or professional event. It can be an individual or collective space aimed at showcasing a brand, product, or country.

A stand is generally a space reserved for a single company, while an exhibition pavilion brings together several stands or brands under a common theme (country, industry, or institution). The pavilion provides a unified identity and greater collective visibility.

The exhibition pavilion helps share costs, provide greater visibility for participants, and create a consistent experience for visitors. It’s also an effective solution to represent a strong national or industry image.

Yes, more and more pavilions are designed to be reusable. Modular or sustainable pavilions can be dismantled, transported, and reinstalled at other events, helping to reduce both costs and environmental impact.

A modular pavilion can be used at multiple trade shows over several years if properly maintained. Custom-built models are often designed for one-time use, but certain components can be reused or adapted for other events.

Yes, depending on the location and the size of the structure, a temporary authorization or permit may be required. Event organizers or specialized service providers usually handle these administrative procedures.