✅ 5 Must-Ask Questions (Ask These First)
- Can I see the stall layout map? (This helps you understand footfall zones.)
- Where is my stall located—corner, center, or aisle? (So you can plan your layout accordingly.)
- Who are my neighboring stalls? (To avoid clashing industries or noise.)
- Can I request placement near complementary stalls? (E.g., jewellery near clothing, pickles near food.)
- What time can I arrive for setup—and how early can I view the space? (So you’re not rushed or surprised.)
📋 10 Helpful Questions (If They’re Open to Dialogue)
- Will there be music or speakers nearby?
- Is electricity available at my stall?
- Are there any restrictions on signage or lighting?
- Can I bring my own tablecloths, risers, or props?
- Will there be security or staff support during the event?
- Is there a WhatsApp group or contact person for quick updates?
- Can I offer samples or demos at my stall?
- Are there any rules about pricing or promotions?
- Will there be media or influencers visiting the fair?
- Can I request a stall change if needed before the event?
🚫 What Not to Compromise On
These are non-negotiables for your visibility and dignity:
- Basic stall visibility: You should not be placed behind pillars, trash bins, or in dead corners without warning.
- Neighboring synergy: You should not be placed next to stalls that clash with your brand (e.g., wellness next to meat).
- Setup time: You must be allowed enough time to prepare your stall calmly.
- Safety and access: You should not be placed in unsafe or inaccessible zones.
- Respectful communication: You deserve clear answers—not confusion or dismissal.