Exhibit space for The Rental Show has sold out

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05 November 2012

For the first time since 2008, exhibitor space for The Rental Show has sold out. With 613 exhibitors on hand, the total space sold out equals 254,100-net-square-feet.

The Rental Show is Feb. 10-13 at The Sands Expo and Convention Center in Las Vegas, with the trade show Feb. 11-13.

“This is a very encouraging sign for the rental industry as we look ahead to 2013, especially in light of the continued optimistic outlook from ARA’s third quarter economic survey results,” said Allison Box, ARA senior administrative director, association services. “The interest from exhibitors in being at The Rental Show has been high since this year’s Show ended in New Orleans, so we’re very pleased exhibit space has sold out for the first time in five years. Plus attendee registration has been going extremely well leading up to last week’s Internet special rate deadline. We are anticipating a very positive Show for 2013.”

This marks the first time exhibit space at The Rental Show has sold out since 2008. That year’s Show was held at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas and was the fourth consecutive year that trade show space had sold out.

More information on the exhibitors for The Rental Show 2013 is available at TheRentalShow.com.

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