1. Lottery game: During the exhibition, the organizer can set up a lottery game session for visitors to participate in the lottery. Prizes can be small gifts or coupons provided by exhibitors.
2. Question-and-answer game: Exhibitors can set up a question-and-answer game to ask visitors related questions, and visitors who answer correctly can get some small gifts or coupons.
3. Photo interaction: Set photo background or props for tourists to take photos and share them on social media. You can interact in the form of likes or comments.
4. Experience interaction: Exhibitors can set up some experience interaction links, such as letting visitors try out products and experience services, so that visitors can have a deeper understanding of products and services.
5. Puzzle game: Exhibitors can set up a large-scale puzzle game, so that visitors can participate in the puzzle together and get some small gifts or coupons after completion.
6. Quiz game: Exhibitors can set up a quiz game to let visitors guess some data or events during the exhibition, such as the number of visitors, the number of booths, etc., and visitors who answer correctly can get some small gifts or coupons.
7. Simulation game: Exhibitors can set up simulation game links, such as allowing visitors to simulate sales or negotiation scenarios, so that visitors can learn product knowledge and sales skills in the game.
These are some common interactive games, which can be selected and adjusted according to the characteristics of the exhibition and the target audience.