The value of exhibitions should not be underestimated especially in today’s tough economic and competitive climate. Even in the digital age, when information is so much easier to come by, people always want to meet face-to-face.


Exhibitions play a vital role in supporting and enriching industries too by driving innovation, building business communities and facilitating education and professional learning.


‘It is THE place to meet the people that matter in the book publishing industry.’


Tim Ewbank, Author


99% of exhibitors from LBF 2011 are likely to exhibit


Exhibitor Statistics from The London Book Fair 2011


1639


exhibiting companies


565 table holders in


the International Rights Centre


743


exhibition stands


countries exhibiting


55 1025


overseas companies


international pavilions


26 614 UK companies


Visit 1,600 exhibitors from publishers to digital innovators.


The companies exhibiting at the show encompass the wide range of the publishing industry and the ever expanding digital publishing sectors.


EXHlBlTOR ZONES


Digital Zone


Children’s Zone


Statistics taken from The London Book Fair 2011 Post show survey 16 - 18 April 2012 | Earls Court, London | www.londonbookfair.co.uk


Academic and STM


General Publishing


again in 2012


94% 2011 exhibitors were satisfied that LBF


helped them to generate new business leads


98% of visitors believe that LBF is the place to see


the industry players all in one place


WHO EXHlBlTS?


Publishers, Literary Agents, Content Providers, Digital Solutions, Wholesalers, Distributors, Online Service Providers, Non-Book Product Suppliers, Service Providers for Publishers, Service Suppliers for Booksellers, Book Packagers and Remainder and Promotional Dealers.


Illustrators Literary Translation


Market Focus


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