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UK’S Biggest Motor Show To Hit London In July 2008
14th December, 2007 | ||||
Over half a million people are expected to visit the British International Motor Show in 2008, making it the biggest automotive exhibition in the UK. The organisers are confident that ticket sales will top the 550,000 mark as motoring enthusiasts, car buyers and fun-seeking families visit what is set to be the hot ticket of the summer. The UK’s largest consumer exhibition, the Show will be open to the public from Wednesday 23rd July, 2008, until Sunday 3rd August, 2008, and will feature over 60 vehicle marques and 600 new cars. Though the doors are not due to open for another eight months, over 80 per cent of stand space has already been sold. The Show is returning to ExCeL London where last year’s award-winning event attracted over 415,000 attendees, exceeding the expectations of the industry and securing its status in the international automotive industry calendar. As well as offering the chance to see the broadest range of cars at any UK exhibition, the Show will include a host of interactive features to keep the crowds entertained. New for 2008 are:
These innovations will appear alongside all-new versions of the most popular attractions from 2006, including:
Marketing Director of the event Kirsty Perkinson said, “Vehicle manufacturers have responded very positively to our plans for the 2008 Show and we are delighted that so many have already signed up to attend. We expect to increase the number of world vehicle debuts, building on the 14 unveilings in 2006 and several reveals are already scheduled to take place." “When the Show returned to London last year, after 30 years away from the capital, the public demonstrated its appetite for a high quality, interactive exhibition of the best the motoring world has to offer. Our objective for 2008 is to deliver an even better experience for show-goers and we are very confident that our plans will help us exceed 550,000 ticket sales,” she concluded. |
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