EXHIBITOR NEWS SEE US AT STAND NO. H260
Cartoon
Network: Win a national kids’ TV campaign at LIW
CARTOON NETWORK Tel: +44 (0)20 7693 1165 I
www.turnermediainnovations.com Win a National Kids TV Campaign at Leisure Industry Week. Leading kids’ TV channel Cartoon Network is attending Leisure Industry Week for the first time. Turner Media Innovations is the advertising and media consultancy team for Cartoon Network and they are industry experts when it comes to reaching kids and families. They know how to harness the commercial power of their kids brands and can advise on the most cost-effective and impactful ways to reach this audience. Armed with extensive research in the field, they can help the holiday and leisure industry reach its core audience. Turner Media Innovations are running a competition to win a national kids TV campaign exclusively for LIW attendees. This prize includes production of a bespoke commercial and a significant volume of airtime across the Turner channel portfolio. To enter, head over to the Cartoon Network stand – A80 in the Play & Attractions Hall. Section: Play & Attractions
Codelocks: Combining
UK DESIGNED UK MANUFACTURED
SPEED IIII STRENGTH IIII POWER IIII
PROGRESS IIII Tel: 01455 890100 Fax: 01455 890009
Web:
www.leisurelinesgb.co.uk www.powerbag.com www.leisurelinesperformance.com
Email (sales):
sales@leisurelinesgb.co.uk
Leisure Lines GB Ltd, Units 1-2 Jacknell Road, Dodwells Ind Estate, Hinckley, Leicestershire UK LE10 3BS
Concept 2: The first choice
rowing machine for 25 years
convenience with colour
CODELOCKS LTD Tel: +44 (0)1635 239645 I
www.codelocks.co.uk Codelocks combines convenience with colour in a range of digital locks for locker cabinets. Digital Cabinet Locks are a cost-effective and quick retrofit solution for standard cam locks and give the user immediate and simple keypad access without the hassle of keys. Key management can be a concern for leisure centres and gyms due to the high numbers that get lost. “Managers at leisure centres and gyms can spend a great deal of time and money replacing keys and opening up lockers,” explains Grant Macdonald, Managing Director of Codelocks. “And having to carry a locker key around is inconvenient for users too. Installing keyless digital cabinet locks to gym lockers will help solve these problems.” Each Cabinet Lock comes with a locker-mode function, offering a single-use code setting facility ideal for use on lockers in fitness studios, health centres or public leisure facilities. Section: Leisure Facilities
CONCEPT2 LTD Tel: +44 (0)115 9455522 I
www.concept2.co.uk The Concept2 Indoor Rower is the world’s number 1 rowing machine and has for 25 years been the first choice in rowing clubs, gyms, homes and the military in the UK. The success of the product has come about due to its robustness and incomparable accuracy which has also led to the creation of Indoor Rowing with races all over the world. Concept2 have also recently launched the SkiErg which like the Indoor Rower provides the same excellent workout and accuracy of data. Come to stand H5 to find out about our new servicing offer. Section: Health & Fitness
90 september 2011 © cybertrek 2011
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