Instead of “wandering like a trade fair”, the event is designed around a planned B2B meeting model. Each meeting runs as a slot: 15-min meeting + 5-min break.
Each meeting has a set duration. The aim is to produce “meetings”, not “gaps”, throughout the day.
The meeting moves fast and stays focused on the agenda.
Preparation and transition to the next meeting.
Who you’ll meet and when is known in advance.
The day progresses through slot blocks, with short gaps in between for quick networking contacts.
Entry, guidance and table seating.
Meetings begin according to slots.
Short contacts and quick introductions.
A short rest break (per program).
Meetings continue in a planned way.
End-of-day quick review and follow-up actions.
There are small but critical rules to keep the event productive.
Keeping to slot times is essential for meetings to flow smoothly.
The planned meeting order is preserved; on-the-spot interruptions are prevented.
A 1–2 sentence request note clarifies the agenda.
Contact details are kept organized in the system for post-meeting follow-up.
To use the 15 minutes efficiently, most meetings cover these topics:
Season prices, deal terms.
Commission rates, payment terms.
Pickup, voucher, confirmation, SLA.
Peak-season capacity management.
Groups, incentives, special requests.
Portfolio fit, sustainable business.
Apply as an exhibitor or visitor; build the right connections with the slot schedule.