EXHIBITOR NEWS
Launched this year, KidsKard allows families to benefit from savings of up to 50 per cent at the UK’s top visitor attractions
Keiser UK Ltd Tel: +44 (0)845 612 1102
www.keiseruk.com Keiser creates intelligent CV and resistance equipment. From Air, the innovative pneumatic resistance equipment designed to deliver maximum results with minimum impact, to the new M3i Indoor Cycle, with user feedback courtesy of the onboard computer, Keiser inspires users to fulfil their exercise potential. From the best commercial clubs to the best professional clubs Keiser can help you. Visit stand H495 and ask us ‘Why Keiser?’ SECTION: HEALTH & FITNESS
KidsKard.co.uk Tel: +44 (0)161 244 8225
www.kidskard.co.uk KidsKard is a new membership system which allows families to benefit from savings of up to 50 per cent at the UKs top attractions. Since our July launch more than 100 attractions have registered with us with 26,000 families looking for exciting things to do with their children. Our website also has over 200 free days out to provide our members with choice. We aim to have 500,000 members and 1,000 attractions by next year. We’re also providing good footfall to our registered attractions. SECTION: PLAY
Leisure Energy Tel: +44 (0)7772 163613
www.leisure-energy.com Saving energy lowers operational costs, contributes to local authority carbon targets and improves bottom lines. Leisure Energy can reduce gas, electricity and water consumption while improving the environment for your customers. We help leisure centre operators reduce energy bills by cutting their consumption of gas, water and electricity by up to 20 per cent. Learn how to save up to 20 per cent at our free LIW seminar - Wed 1 October at 10.30am. Measure. Control. Reduce. (stand L352) SECTION: LEISURE FACILITIES
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