Trade Show & Exhibition Bingo
Explore a trade show or exhibition with watch-and-spot bingo. Tick squares as you see a product demonstration, hear a new launch announced or discover an accessibility feature.
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Explore a trade show or exhibition with watch-and-spot bingo. Tick squares as you see a product demonstration, hear a new launch announced or discover an accessibility feature.
How to run this activity
Watch or take part in the activity and tick a square only when its moment actually occurs. The first line of five wins; use the free centre. Do not stage unsafe actions or interrupt the event to complete a square.
Facilitator guidance
Check the cues against the actual programme and event format, replacing unlikely moments with suitable alternatives. Aim for one line of five rather than a full card, and check that cues occur often enough to make a winning line achievable. Consider group size, accessibility and cue variety, and offer opt-outs and alternative squares.
Safety and inclusion
Use inclusive language and do not pressure players to share private information. Let players skip interactions or choose alternative squares without having to explain why.
Full prompt list
- A product demonstration witnessed
- An exhibitor offering a trial
- A booth with interactive technology
- A sustainability claim explained
- A first-time exhibitor met
- A QR code leading to a demo
- A visitor asking technical questions
- A product made locally
- A new product launch announced
- A stand with a live presentation
- A helpful printed guide collected
- An unexpected use case discovered
- A competitor comparison discussed
- A conversation about purchasing timelines
- An international exhibitor met
- An accessibility feature demonstrated
- A hands-on sample tested
- A service rather than a product featured
- A crowded demonstration area
- An informative stand graphic
- A business card exchanged
- A follow-up demonstration booked
- A question about after-sales support
- A conversation that changed your assumptions