Trade fair staff · drupa Düsseldorf
Hostesses for drupa in Düsseldorf
THE GOOD STAFF provides hostesses for drupa in Düsseldorf: multilingual stand staff for reception, appointment management and looking after international print and packaging companies. We plan staffing levels for all eleven fair days and usually reply to enquiries within hours.
- Venue
- Messe Düsseldorf
- Frequency
- alle vier Jahre
- Sector
- Druck- und Papierindustrie, Verpackungstechnik
- Location
- Düsseldorf
Your stand staff for drupa
drupa is the world's largest trade fair for the print and paper industry and only takes place every four years in Düsseldorf. The eleven-day length is unusual and fundamentally changes staffing: providing a good crew for three days is not enough — you need a concept for keeping your team fresh.
The staff drupa calls for
Wanted are trade fair hostesses and hosts for reception, appointment and visitor filtering, multilingual hostesses for delegations from Asia, Latin America and Eastern Europe, and assistance for machine demonstrations. We work in rotation so nobody stands eleven days in a row — that visibly raises quality at the stand.
On site in Düsseldorf
Our Rhineland pool is well practised at the major Düsseldorf fairs. For drupa we deliberately extend the team with staff from across the Ruhr area so we can staff rotations cleanly. For evening stand receptions the same team that worked during the day takes over.
Frequently asked questions
With rotation. A core team carries the fair, complemented by relief staff so nobody burns out. That takes a bit more planning lead time but makes a clear difference at the stand — especially in the later days.
English always, plus Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian and Turkish. drupa attracts print operations from practically every country in the world.
As assistance yes, as an independent demonstration no. It makes sense for your engineers to run the machine and our staff to look after visitors in the waiting area, coordinate appointments and take over the follow-up with contact details.
Four months ahead of drupa is realistic. The fair only runs every four years, so demand is very concentrated, especially for rarer languages.