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• Each vendor will receive three convention passes per booth. These passes will permit vendors to attend any session at the convention. • Please send your request to the ICNA bazaar at • A fee of $50 per person will be charged for additional badge. Vendor can request a maximum of five (5) additional badges. • a. Bazaar Load-in will be on Saturday 12/24/2022 from 8:00AM to 03:00PM. No vehicles will be allowed into loading area after 3:00PM. NO EXCEPTIONS. b. Bazaar Load-out will be on Thursday 12/29/2022 from 9:00AM to 3:00PM. All Exhibitors must have their booths cleared and vehicles loaded prior to 3:00PM. No vehicles will be allowed into loading area after 3:00PM. NO EXCEPTIONS. c. Bazaar hall will remain open on Saturday 12/24/2022 until 6:00PM for Exhibitors to setup booth(s). Bazaar hall will reopen on Monday 12/26/2022 at 8:00AM for Exhibitors finalize setup. d. Bazaar hall will be closed on Sunday 12/25/2022 to Exhibitors and the public. There will be no unloading or setup allowed. NO EXCEPTIONS. e. Exhibitors that do not adhere to the load-in/out times will be charged a fee of $100 per hour. ​ There are two options for loading/unloading at McCormick Place. a. Automobile and Small Utility Vehicle (ASUV) Program (Complimentary) Please see guidelines at b. Truck Marshaling for Cargo Van, Box Truck, Straight Truck and Trailer (non-ASUV vehicles) (Fee Based) Information regarding Truck Marshaling reservations and fee payment is available via Exhibitor Service Portal lin...

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With over 4,000 shops across 60 lanes, this famous bazaar is one of the world’s oldest and largest covered markets in Istanbul. Here, you can find unique Turkish products and souvenirs like spices, ceramic plates, ornamental lamps, tapestries, and hammam soaps—venture off the main lanes to seek out better bargains. You can also get a cup of Turkish coffee or snacks from the cafes in the bazaar. It gets packed, especially during the summer months, so visit in the early morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds. You can drop by the bazaar on a city tour of Istanbul, which often stops here for a bit of souvenir shopping. – Tripadvisor Tourists, hawkers, and locals come together at the Grand Bazaar to comb its labyrinthine passageways in search of a bargain – be it a pair of brand name jeans, a handcrafted silk rug, or a perfectly brewed cup of tea. Outside the vast bazaar, worn, narrow streets wind their way down from its lofty perch to the southern shore of the Golden Horn, where the evocatively aromatic Spice Bazaar beckons alongside the elegant New Mosque (opened in 1665). Nearby, the famed Galata Bridge offers pedestrian access to urban delights across the river in Istanbul’s more residential and contemporary neighborhoods, while the must-see sights of Sultanahmet are but a leisurely stroll away. I guess it would be an interesting place if it was your first time but I found it a bit overwhelming, crowded, expensive and so much of the same thing in the shops. There aren’t...

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Greetings, Exiles! In Age of Sorcery, we’re upgrading the way we release both free and paid content. We are committed to developing Conan Exiles for ages to come, and with our system of Ages and Battle Passes, we can craft more evenly paced free content updates with an easier way for all of you to support the game’s growth and receive exclusive cosmetics. After the update, you will find three new tabs on the far right of the tab menu: Challenges, Battle Pass, and Bazaar. Today, we will go through these and hopefully answer any questions or concerns on your mind. First, a brief explanation of how the Battle Pass works. Whether you purchase it or not, you can progress through 60 levels by completing Challenges (more on those later). Each level has a reward tied to it, and while some of these levels are free, most are available through the paid Battle Pass. If you don’t have the Battle Pass but progress through it for the free parts, then decide to buy it later, you will still receive all the rewards up to that level at once. In other words, awards apply retroactively. Cosmetics, not Power Before we get into the contents of the Battle Pass and Bazaar, let’s quickly talk about what’s not in it. It was clear from the outset that we would not sell anything that gives power. Essentially, the new Battle Pass replaces the previous DLC system but remains tied to cosmetics. That means that any weapons or armor you see in the Battle Pass rewards will give you the recipe to craft it, n...