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Useful information
Opening Times Disabled Facilities
Tuesday 21 April 10.00 – 18.00 All exhibition areas are easily accessible and there are lifts for
Wednesday 22 April 10.00 – 18.00 accessing other floors. Disabled parking is provided close to the
Thursday 23 April 10.00 – 17.00 main entrance.
Exhibition Management First Aid
The Organiser’s Office is located in the Registration Area. The First Aid room is located at the West entrance. The telephone
number is: 089 949-28103. Any accidents must be reported to the
Organiser’s Office, by the Registration Area.
Admission
in-cosmetics is a trade event. Admission is by badge only. Visitors Hotels and Travel Information
registering onsite will be required to pay €45. The organisers reserve A helpdesk is located at the front of the Registration Area as you
the right to refuse any person admission to the exhibition. Children come in through the West entrance doors.
under the age of 16 cannot be admitted into the exhibition.
Lost Property
Buses to the Airport Please report all lost property enquiries at the Organiser’s Office, by
Shuttle buses run regularly (approximately every 30 mins) between the Registration Area.
the airport and the Messe West Entrance.
First bus – 08.00 21 April, from Munich Airport to the Messe Problems
Last bus – 19.00 23 April, from the Messe to the Airport If you have problems with any of the services during your visit please
Single journey €7, return journey €12. Tickets are bought from the ? let us know at the Organiser’s Office by the Registration Area.
bus driver.
Restaurants and Bars
Business facilities/ Internet Access Drinks can be purchased on the show floor from the Champagne
A Business Centre is located by the entrance to Hall B3. Bar (Hall A2) and the café carts/ snack bars at the end of each hall.
Opening hours are 09.30 – 18.00 21-22 April & Food can be purchased at the restaurants on level 1 at each end of
09.30 – 17.00 23 April. the halls.
Car Parking
Admissions Policy
1. Only pre-registered in-cosmetics visitors who are badge holders, visitors who register on the day
The Messe car park West is the nearest car park to the halls and is
and exhibitor badge holders will be able to attend in-cosmetics.
signposted on arrival.
2. Visitors should be involved in or have some connection or interest in the Personal Care and
associated industries.
Cash point
3. Badge holders must not allow their badges to be worn by anyone else. Any failure is likely to lead
to the badge holder and the person wearing the badge being removed from in-cosmetics.
A cash point is located to the right of the Registration Area once
4. Anyone obtaining an in-cosmetics visitor or exhibitor badge by theft, deception or other illegal
your badge has been scanned, just before you go into the halls.
means may be asked to leave in-cosmetics.
5. Anyone attending in-cosmetics should carry some form of photo-ID (passport, photo-ID driving
licence, national identity card) or other identification acceptable to the Organisers which the
Cloakrooms
Organisers may ask to see.
The cloakroom is situated at the centre of the Registration Area, down
6. All visitors must be age 16 or over.
7. Anyone attending in-cosmetics must not take part in any canvassing, leafleting, demonstrations,
the stairs. A lift is available for wheelchair users and heavy suitcases.
objectionable behaviour or any activity which may disrupt in-cosmetics.
Opening times: 08.00 - 19.00. The charge is €1.50 per item.
8. The Organisers reserve the right to exclude or remove anyone from in-cosmetics and Munich
Trade Centre who do not comply with this policy or who they reasonably consider are likely to break
these rules.
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