TILING SHOW
GETTING READY FOR THE TILING SHOW
The first Tiling Show is fast approaching with exhibitors preparing for the show and visitors
still registering to attend. Plan your trip in advance to make sure you see everyone you want to and make the most of the Tiling Show, running in conjunction with The Flooring Show.
ACCOMMODATION
Harrogate has an amazing selection of hotels, within walking distance of the Harrogate International Centre, to suit every budget and style. For another year, Reservation Highway is the show’s official accommodation agent and many hotels are offering deals to visitors and exhibitors.
Please beware of Convention Housing; they’re a bogus agency that is contacting exhibitors. Convention Housing is not working with The Tiling Show.
TRAVEL…
… By Train: There are trains from most major cities in the UK to Leeds and York, with regular National Rail services running from these stations to Harrogate.
National Rail enquiries: +44 (0)8457 484 950.
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… By Air: Leeds Bradford International Airport is 20 minutes from Harrogate and Manchester International Airport is just under two hours from the town. There are now three flights a day with British Airways from Heathrow to Leeds Bradford, at very reasonable prices.
… By Road: Harrogate is easily accessible from most areas of the UK.
• From the South: take the M1 then A1(M), exit Wetherby (nine miles from Harrogate)
• From the North: A1, exit Wetherby or Knaresborough (Knaresborough exit is eight miles from Harrogate)
• From the East: M621 then A1(M), exit Wetherby (nine miles from Harrogate)
• From the West: M56 to M62 then A1(M), exit Wetherby (nine miles from Harrogate)
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