Preiskorridor

Preiskorridor refers to a specific segment of a trade show or an exhibition where visitors are expected to spend a significant amount of time, often in pursuit of a specific goal or objective. This term is often used in the context of the Hannover Messe, a prominent industrial trade show held annually in Hannover, Germany.

In the context of the Hannover Messe, the Preiskorridor typically refers to the area between the exhibition entrance and the main display stands of the organizer's choice, such as not to be part of a paying exhibitor who are not approved by the show. However, The main purpose of the preiskorridor outside of the exhibition seems to be to divide between the Parking areas and main show entrance.

It has been primarily observed in Interzum, where visitors are inclined to traverse through certain sections, displaying increased interest in products or technologies showcased in these areas. This curiosity towards the exhibit is unstructured yet a directed interest of expectance promoted via big colorful formats describing exhibitors trades or new creations in the million-euro format for buyers and example visits previously sent in by attending pre-positions.

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