The Metropolitan Expo is located 2 minutes from the Athens International Airport “Eleftherios Venizelos”. The exact address is as follows:
Athens Metropolitan Expo SA
Athens International Airport “Eleftherios Venizelos”
190 19 Spata - GREECE
http://www.metropolitanexpo.gr/page.php?l=2&page=51
Please print the number of exhibitor’s badges you require online to gain access to the venue. To prepare and print your badge, click on the appropriate link in the
exhibitors’ online manual. There is no limitation for exhibitors’ badges. Lanyards and plastic cases for your badge will be available onsite.
All personnel entering Posidonia 2012 from the build-up to the breakdown period will need either a contractor’s pass or an exhibitor’s badge. (Note: contractors passes are only valid during the build-up and breakdown periods).
To order Contractor passes please fill in the appropriate online form on the Posidonia website and the relevant badges will be sent to the exhibitor by post.
Shuttle bus service to the exhibition centre is provided. The programme will be available closer to the exhibition dates.
A parking area covering 100,000 sq.m. is available and parking is free of charge.
There is a Business Centre available located in the Registration Area (Lobby 2). The following services will be available:
- Fax machine
- Photocopier
- Colour and b/w printing
- PC (Access, Word, Excel, Power Point) with internet access
Each exhibitor is responsible for public liability insurance against injury to the person and property of others arising from his participation at the exhibition (Third Party Liability) as well as against injury to his personnel (Employers’ Liability) and insuring their exhibits and merchandise against damage or loss to and from the exhibition and during the exhibition. Exhibitors should contact their insurance broker to cover their personnel, exhibits and stand materials.
A spouse must register as a visitor to gain access to the exhibition area. Children under 16 years old are NOT admitted unless accompanied by a guardian.