13th November 2026

Exhibitor Booking Form

APPLICATION FOR STAND SPACE

(Please complete all sections)

STAND BOOKING
We wish to accept your invitation to exhibit at The Historic Buildings, Parks & Gardens Event 2025 at The Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London on Friday 13th November 2026 and we would like to book:

Please accept this form as confirmation of our stand booking and invoice us for the 50% deposit + VAT which we will pay within 14 days of the date of the invoice. We also agree to pay the balance due plus VAT at the rate current at the time of invoice on the total amount on or before Friday 4th September 2026.

The stand price includes the following:

  • A shell scheme
  • One 13 amp socket, lighting, 2 chairs and a table
  • 2 Exhibitor Lunch Vouchers and 4 Coffee Vouchers
  • Wireless internet access
  • A quarter-page advertisement in the Exhibition Guide

Stand prices 2026

  • 4m x 2m £3,280 + VAT
  • 3m x 2m £2,846 + VAT
  • 2m x 2m £2,183 + VAT
  • 3m x 1m £1,939 + VAT
  • 2m x 1m £1,616 + VAT

 

 

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