Co-located conventions

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When two or more conventions are held at the same place and time they are co-located. Co-located conventions are usually in related industries.

Companies who exhibit at any of the co-located events benefit by gaining additional exposure with a larger attendee audience. Attendees who register for one event may benefit by having access to the other co-located event(s) free of charge, allowing them to maximize the value of their attendance.

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