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+44 (0) 2476 414 999- Posted on Sep 22, 2016
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The largest sporting goods trade fair in Europe for over 45 years, ISPO is the springboard into Europe and beyond. Last year, almost 80,000 industry professionals came from more than 110 countries to preview the latest trends presented by 2600 exhibitors from 51 countries. The high international status of the show was reflected by 66% of visitors attending from foreign countries.
Join our ‘UK Trade Zone’
Organised by the Federation of Sports and Play Associations, you can exhibit with us and receive:
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High quality stand build & distinctive shell scheme stand in a key position
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Support services and refreshments provided prior to and throughout the duration of the show
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Furniture package including electrics, display panels and carpeting
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Marketing of the group at the exhibition
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Marketing of the group in UK and European trade press
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Services of a group freight forwarder (exhibitors responsible for own freight costs)
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FSPA Information Stand and Wi-Fi
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Drinks reception
Apply for an export grant
Eligible companies can also apply for a UK Trade & Investment export grant available through the FSPA. You don’t have to exhibit with us in our UK Trade Zone to apply for a grant. Priority will be given to those companies who are either new to export or new to market.
If you have any questions regarding the exhibition, the UK Trade Zone or applying for an export grant please contact: Carol Scoggins on 02476 414 999 ext. 205 or email [email protected]
What Our Members Say
It’s great to be part of an organisation that campaigns for investment in children’s play facilities and which raises the standards of the entire industry.
Michael Hoenigmann
Having the support of the FSPA behind us is tremendously beneficial and greatly enhances the offering to our membership.
Kevin Marshall
I have been a member of SPE for many years now and every member shows a 100% commitment to promote participation in sport and play in the UK.
Jason Bowers
It’s sometimes difficult to get heard when you stand on your own. But when you're part of a respected body like the FSPA, people listen and things start to happen.
Nigel Freemantle
The opportunity to meet with like-minded people across our sector to discuss some of the challenges is always invaluable.
Jason O'Malley
Working together as a group of companies creates a stronger voice for the play industry, which benefits both suppliers and customers.