The most important thing I can`t miss out on a trip is all kinds of bazaars. Although others seem to be almost the same, I still love it! Haha, like I like stripes.. For me.. Everything! No! Same!
Every time I go to the bazaar, I think.. I can sell my pile, too, okay? Maybe three stalls may not be enough..
But the Australian bazaars are all kinds of things.. How can I choose the best and cheapest one?
First of all, do you want to make sure that you are selling second-hand goods or handicrafts?
With the exception of market, which sells agricultural by-products, fruits, vegetables, and organic food, Sydney`s larger bazaars include the rock zone fair, (The Rocks Market), Rozer, (Rozelle Markets), (Rozelle Markets), Bauman, (Balmain Market),. Paddington Fair (Paddington Markets) et al. These are all near city, with a lot of traffic.
Second-hand goods can be sold, such as Garage Sale:
- Rozelle Markets (every Saturday and Sunday) < json > {"mode": "place", "id": "BECE80CD-B96E-CBBA-0BAD-C00B1C339EC9"} < / json
- Bondi Markets (every Sunday) < json > {"mode": "place", "id": "EE41228F-816B-7408-B912-D2EF442F0268"} < / json
- Glebe Markets (Saturday < json > {"mode": "place", "id": "CF324E13-9415-3ADE-B957-E34486D386D9"} < / json
Those who sell handicrafts or some original brands are:
- The Rocks Markets (every week) < json > {"mode": "place", "id": "3BF81B9B-BB1C-8DE0-BDA5-972BAFC0A3B6"} < / json
- Balmain Market (second and fourth Saturdays of the month) < json > {"mode": "place", "id": "E3ED7ABD-6A7C-A6B7-5010-98B3236AFFF3"} < / json
- Bondi Market (every Sunday) < json > {"mode": "place", "id": "EE41228F-816B-7408-B912-D2EF442F0268"} < / json
- Paddington Markets (Saturday < json > {"mode": "place", "id": "576C6931-920D-9A59-05F7-0C9F5760DC29"} < / json
Second, you have to decide which type of booth you want to apply for?
Long-term, or Casual (that is, irregular).
- Choose a long-term booth directly in accordance with the process of registration on the website to apply for payment on the good;
- If Casual, you can apply for stalls online in accordance with the long-term booth application process, which is pre-paid, including booth fees, table rental fees;
- Or you can not apply for the cake and pay in advance, but the choice of post-(Stand by), is that you take the goods to the scene, if the day the owner cancels or does not come to the stall, then you can rent his, of course, there is a certain risk.
It is important to note that applications for these stalls require Public Liability Insurance,. Some markets need to buy this insurance on your own, while others are included in the booth fee.
If you want to sell food, you need to communicate with the market organizers to see what specific considerations you need.
Price of different bazaar stalls
Rozelle Markets
- The average stall is 3.0 m x 3.0 m, and the average pitch is 3.0 m x 3.0 m and 70 m. The food stall is $75, plus an insurance charge of $10.
- Table rental: $6. The size is 1.83m x 90cm.
- Rent tent: $20, 3.0m x 3.0m.
- If this is the first time to apply for the booth can be deducted $15, it is also a good discount.
Bondi Markets
The price varies from region to region, but the area is 3.0m x 3.0m. If you need a long-term stall, you need to communicate with the manager and review it.
- Section C – Courtyard $70.00
- Section B – Back Area $105.00
- Section A – Front Area $130.00
- You can also rent a table for $10 and the size is 2.4mx 0.76 m.
The tent is $20, and the size is 3.0m x 3.0m
Glebe Markets
- 2.4m x 2.4m is $104.
- The stall for 3 x 3m is $115
- An extra $5 is required for the booth at the intersection.
- Other markets are very good, especially crowded stalls with higher prices
- Table rent $10, 2.1 m × 90cm
- Food stalls to apply to management room
In fact, if a few friends set up a stand together, together with the share booth fee, or very cost-effective, if the clothes remember to bring more clothes shelves, it is easier to hang up to sell.
I hope this amortization strategy can help to help the need of friends! In fact, the most important thing is that we join the fun, really will have a good time.
Author: Hungry Lynn on the road, Australia www.51Net slightly modified.
