Booth staff apparel
Branded T-shirts, polos and light layers sized across shifts, demo teams and host roles. If you are running both IGB Affiliate and ICE back-to-back, plan one shared apparel run that works on both floors.
Barcelona, Spain · January 2027
For iGaming affiliate programmes, network operators and traffic-source partners exhibiting at IGB Affiliate Barcelona that need branded apparel, booth giveaways, lead-capture gifts and VIP kits sourced, packed and delivered on time for the show.
IGB Affiliate Barcelona lands in the same January week as ICE Barcelona, which is a deliberate scheduling move: the affiliate-marketing audience is invited into the city a few days before the broader gaming show, and a lot of Cyprus-headquartered affiliate programmes treat the two as a single trip. Fly out on Tuesday for IGB Affiliate, stay through the weekend for ICE, fly home on Sunday evening. One trip, two shows, one merch programme if you plan it right.
The advantage of that consolidated trip is operational. The Cyprus-based programme ships one consignment into Barcelona, splits it between two booths, and reuses the apparel and small-format gifting across both shows. The disadvantage is that the production schedule gets compressed, because the December European production peak is already tight, and freight into Barcelona in early January competes with all the other exhibitors for the same freight lanes.
For teams running both shows, our recommendation is to plan the merch programme as a single consolidated item list with two audience-tier breakdowns. The apparel and the high-volume giveaways are shared across both booths; the lead-capture tier is calibrated separately for each show's traffic profile; the VIP kits are batched into a single numbered run and split between the two audiences. Our conference-attendee-kit use-case page covers the packing logic for a shared programme.
Branded T-shirts, polos and light layers sized across shifts, demo teams and host roles. If you are running both IGB Affiliate and ICE back-to-back, plan one shared apparel run that works on both floors.
Lanyards, tote bags, notebooks, pens and reusable bottles calibrated for two days of high-density booth traffic. IGB Affiliate runs at a more focused single-venue footprint than ICE, so the per-visitor volume is lower but the dwell time is higher.
Power banks, charging cables and premium desk accessories reserved for qualified conversations. The IGB Affiliate brief usually includes a single premium item per qualified lead rather than per booth visit.
Premium notebooks, drinkware and compact gift boxes prepared by recipient tier, with the operator's brand mark and a small Cyprus-specific touch. These go to your top 20–40 affiliate-manager contacts.
Confirm artwork, quantities, packaging and the named receiving contact before production. The exact venue name, stand number and on-site delivery window will be confirmed against the current exhibitor manual closer to the event, and the venue should never be treated as an unrestricted parcel address.
For a Cyprus-based exhibitor at IGB Affiliate Barcelona, three delivery routes usually work. Full local production in Limassol with consolidated overland freight to Barcelona for arrival five to seven days before the show. Split production — apparel from an EU partner, gifts from Limassol — consolidated through Limassol and shipped as a single consignment. Or, for smaller runs and last-minute additions, hotel delivery with a member of your team hand-carrying the cartons.
Cyprus is in the EU customs union, so goods moving from a Limassol production line to a Barcelona booth cross no customs border. For the broader freight-leg planning, our customs-clearance service handles any non-EU inventory that needs to be brought into the EU for the show.
Ten to twelve weeks is the safest window for production and freight into Barcelona during the European autumn peak. Six to eight weeks is workable for simpler item lists, but the closer you cut it to January the more capacity is already booked.
Only after the organiser confirms the setup window, freight route and named consignee. Many teams still prefer hotel or local-office delivery to avoid the venue's tight setup schedule.
Yes. Staff apparel, general booth giveaways, qualified-lead gifts and VIP or speaker kits can be packed and labelled as separate allocations.
For most Cyprus-based affiliate programmes that attend both, yes. The apparel and the high-volume giveaways are shared; the lead-capture tier is calibrated separately for each show's traffic profile.
No. Corp-Merch is an independent supplier that helps participating companies prepare their own merch. It does not organise, sponsor or represent the event.
Corp-Merch is an independent supplier to participating companies. This page helps teams prepare their own merch for the event; it does not represent the organiser, the venue or any sponsor.