Hot Tub & Swim Spa Scene NEWS
Hot Tub Roadshows Boost Industry Spa Sales
ABOVE: Many companies reported record-breaking sales figures and exceeded targets at this summer’s outdoor shows, including Hydropool pictured above at The Royal Cornwall Show.
This summer’s outdoor show season got off to a flying start as the mild weather heightened interest across the board in hot tubs, pools and the outdoor living lifestyle generally. Many companies reported record-breaking sales figures and exceeded targets, all helping to shape what could be a stonking year for the UK’s hot tub industry.
Hydropool Scotland kicked off the successful outdoor show season with the Ideal Home Show in Glasgow, this year doubling its sales. Hydropool Devon also enjoyed an uplift in sales, smashing all
records at the Devon County Show in May, The Royal Bath & West Show and The Royal Cornwall Show, both in June. “It was our first time at The Royal Cornwall and our fantastic display of swim spas was well received by visitors,” commented David Wright of Hydropool. “In terms of sales, the most popular hot tub models were the Self-Cleaning 670 and 1038. And from the swim spas the 17ft Aqua Trainer and Dual Temp 19fx Aqua Trainer attracted the most interest.”
ABOVE: Hydropool’s pop-up stand at The Royal Highland Show in June was a key attraction.
ABOVE: The South of England Show was successful for the Euphoria Lifestyle team this year.
ABOVE: The Wensum Pools team weren’t deterred by the changeable weather at The Royal Norfolk Show.
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ABOVE: Hot Tub Village was a first time exhibitor at The Suffolk Show this year and enjoyed a busy few days.
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