Many shopping centres allow businesses to personalise their pop-up shop with branding, displays, shelving and promotional materials to suit their campaign. However, fit-out requirements, signage guidelines and permitted modifications vary between centres. Any proposed changes may require approval before installation to ensure they comply with the shopping centre's design and safety requirements.

The available booking period depends on the shopping centre and the individual tenancy. Some pop-up shops can be booked for a few weeks, while others may be available for several months. Minimum booking periods are shown on the listing where applicable. If you're planning a longer campaign or would like to discuss alternative dates, you can submit an enquiry for the shopping centre to review.

When submitting a booking request, you should provide information about your business, the products or services you plan to sell, your preferred trading dates, any proposed shop fit-out or display requirements and any equipment you'll be bringing into the space. Shopping centres may also request supporting documents such as Public Liability Insurance, product images or branding concepts as part of the approval process.

A pop-up shop is a temporary retail tenancy that allows businesses to trade from a dedicated shop within a shopping centre for a fixed period. It's an ideal solution for launching a new brand, testing a new market, running seasonal campaigns, clearing stock or expanding into a physical retail environment without committing to a long-term lease. All bookings are subject to shopping centre approval.

Pop-up shops are suitable for retailers, online businesses, established brands, local makers, fashion labels, beauty businesses, homewares retailers, specialty food retailers (where permitted) and businesses looking to trial a physical store. They provide an opportunity to engage directly with customers, increase brand awareness and generate sales in a high-foot-traffic shopping centre environment.