Double-Decker Exhibition Stands: Permits, Costs, and When Two Storeys Pay Off
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The European Accessibility Act applies to double-decker stands open to public visitors with the following operational consequences.
AfterThe European Accessibility Act does not specifically name exhibition stands as covered premises, but its accessibility principles are increasingly applied by venues to double-decker stands open to public visitors as a matter of policy, with the following practical consequences.
Why: 2 issues fixed: Overreach on the scope of Directive (EU) 2019/882. The Act does not name trade fair stands as covered premises; its physical-premises obligations attach only to a closed list of covered services (e-commerce, banking, transport, telecoms, etc.), not to exhibition stands generally. | Fabricated citation. No AUMA publication titled 'AUMA Two-Storey Stand Guidance' is documented.
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