Exhibitor Handbook 4.1 - Travel Information

Section 4-1

Table of Contents

SECTION 1
General Information

1.1	Introduction
1.2	General Information
1.3	CWIEME Contacts
1.4	Action List / Deadline Dates
1.5	Check List
1.6	Contractors, Stand Services & Contacts
1.7	Terms and Conditions
1.8	Floor Plan

SECTION 2
Marketing Information

2.1	Introduction
2.2	Marketing Aids
2.3	Promotional Opportunities
2.4	Personalised Customer Invitations
2.5	Pre-Registration Invitation Tickets
2.6	Direct Purchase Entrance Tickets
2.7	Publicity Stickers
2.8	Advertising in the Exhibition Catalogue Coil Winding International & Electrical Insulations Magazine

SECTION 3
Exhibitor Information

3.1	General Stand Information
3.2	Exhibition Catalogue Entry - Name, Address, Products Listing
3.3	Exhibition Catalogue - Buyers Guide
3.4	Exhibitor Staff Badges
3.5	Nameboard -Shell Scheme Stands
3.6	Deluxe Shell Scheme
3.7	Messe Berlin Service Folders - Furniture - Electricity - Compressed Air, etc.
3.8	Exhibitor Information Bulletins

SECTION 4
Hotels, Travel, Maps

4.1	General Travel Information
4.2	List of Hotels/Reservation Services
4.3	Messe Berlin Maps
4.4	Car, Van & Lorry Parking
4.5	Loading & Unloading of Exhibits
4.6	Advanced Stand Construction
4.7	Visa Invitation Letter

TRAVEL & HOTEL INFORMATION

Berlin is an exciting travel destination at any time of the year.
It is the most visited city in Germany.

Transportation to The Messe Berlin
(Messegel�nde Berlin)

Fast local transport connections surround the fairgrounds. Because there are separate routes for automobile, bus and train traffic - as well as three different entrances to the fairgrounds themselves - all arrivals are swift, comfortable and stress free. Traffic jams are minimized by separating vehicles carrying visitors to the fair from normal daily neighborhood traffic. There are plenty of parking spaces as well as bus stops and taxi stand near each entrance.

The Messe Berlin can be reached extremely easily by:

By Plane: Germany’s capital city can be reached directly, and conveniently, via national and international air routes. Berlin has three commercial airports: Berlin-Tegel (TXL), Berlin-Schonefeld (SXL), and Berlin-Tempelhof (THF). All three airports are connected with the city center and the Messe Berlin (Berlin Fairgrounds) by trains and buses at standard public fares. Tegel, the main airport is only 15 minutes via the autobahn. Schonefeld Airport has a direct 35 minute S-Bahn Train link the Fairgrounds

By Bus: Berlin is served by 23-30 bus lines with a number of destinations in Germany and the rest of Europe. Arrivals and departures: Zentraler Omnibus Bahnhof, and ZOB (Central Bus Station) near the Funkturm (Broadcasting Tower).

South Entrance or the Deutschland Hall Entrance are the closest to the CWIEME Exhibition Halls

S-Bahn (city) trains Line 5 and Line 75 have a stop "Messe S�d" directly at the South Entrance .
Central bus station (Busbahnhof) nearby is serving domestic and international bus lines

By Train: Berlin can be reached by train from all directions. The principal train stations are Berlin Zoologischer Garten, Berlin-Friedrichstrasse and Berlin Hauptbahnhof.

By Car: The Messe Berlin is at the intersection of Autobahns 115 and 100. It is very well signposted - take either the Messedamm - Nord or Messedamm-S�d exits. Look for signs to the ICC also. Parking is excellent. Parking is available directly outside of the Exhibition halls. Halls 1.2 and 2.2 are on the South side of the Fairgrounds. The landmark to look for is the very tall Funkturm Radio Tower and the Deutschland Hall.