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Consulting services can provide valuable insights, strategic guidance, pecialized
25 Wilton Road Victoria London, United Kingdom SW1V 1LW
Welcome to VICTORMILES | Business Insurance
Consulting services can provide valuable insights, strategic guidance, pecialized
25 Wilton Road Victoria London, United Kingdom SW1V 1LW
Welcome to VICTORMILES | Business Insurance
The exhibitor insurance we offer covers the things you’ve thought of – and a few you haven’t. At an exhibition, the two worlds of employees and prospective customers meet, so you’ll need the protection to ensure they co-exist safely. With public liability cover available up to £10 million, employers’ liability cover should one of your team (including volunteers) get injured, along with optional property cover for owned and hired equipment, and cancellation cover, we can offer the protection you need to run a successful event.
If your business relies on regular appearances at trade shows, conventions and other professional displays, you’ll spend a lot of time travelling between conference centres and exhibition halls in a bid to reach new customers. While public liability insurance for exhibitors is an important part of the cover, there’s more to the story than setting up and showing off. From the moment you and your employees hit the road, to the dismantling of your stand ready for the next show, your business needs the protection that comes with the safe and secure interaction between staff and public. VICTOR MILES event exhibitor insurance is a portfolio of the key insurances designed to meet the needs of exhibitors, combining:
Exhibitors rely on a variety of external factors to ensure that each trade show is a success for their company. Whether it’s the general safety of the public or the wellbeing of your employees, if the worst should happen you could be liable for thousands of pounds. An accident at your stall or the cancellation of an event could leave you out of pocket. Exhibitor insurance is designed to help ensure those losses are protected. We offer exhibitor insurance with a range of flexible cover options – to help keep things running smoothly from the moment your employees depart to the moment the curtain comes down. Exhibitor insurance isn’t a legal requirement in the UK, but some trade bodies and clients may expect you’re covered to a minimum level of public liability insurance before you can add your name to the list of delegates.
We encourage exhibitors to arrange their insurance at as early a stage as possible. That way if there’s a change in circumstances that means your event is postponed or cancelled, the risk of you losing money can be minimised.
When you take out a policy with us, you’ll be able to cover up to £10 million. However, how much you decide to cover for depends very much on the type of trade shows and events you frequent. We’d encourage prospective policyholders to consider things like the number of expected attendees, and the size of the stand you’ll be responsible for setting up. A trade fair taking place at a national convention centre is likely to entail a greater level of risk than one which you set up at a local community event, both in terms of attendance and the organisation that’s needed for it to all run smoothly.
Our dedicated exhibitor insurance website offers a fast and cost-effective solution. Key features of cover include:
Exhibitor insurance costs vary depending on the different types of cover you’re looking to purchase. Prices also vary based on the limits covered. These different limits depend on the specifics of your line of work, as well as the events for which you’re applying for insurance. Perceived risks differ between different events – for example, number of expected attendees or duration of a typical event.
Yes, VICTOR MILES event exhibitor insurance protects your business from the costs of a cancelled event, or a disruption which may occur such as curtailment or postponement.
No. Although your trade show delegates would be covered over the course of their journey to and from events, the rest of your business matters would require their own form of insurance. Business insurance would cover the day-to-day matters of running a business, such as public liability in your workplace and cyber insurance to protect customer and client data.
