Pool & Spa Scene: LIW REVIEW


Curtain’s Up


The Pool & Spa Scene team is fi rst to bring you the news and views from this year’s Leisure Industry Week show.


ABOVE: With zip wires and high ropes, there was a distinctive post-Olympics and Paralympics buzz at this year’s Leisure Industry Week.


With a distinctive post-Olympics and Paralympics buzz, Leisure Industry Week, the traditional curtain-raiser to an autumn and winter season of business to business leisure exhibitions, set the 2012 show bar very high .


Aimed at the commercial leisure markets, LIW offers a mixed menu to ensure it has something to offer all tastes. Those who made the trip to Birmingham were rewarded with an informative and enjoyable experience with plenty to stimulate


Boosting Revenue The Aquaneuro is ideal for health and fi tness clubs, hotel gyms


and all leisure facilities looking for that something different that vitally, also creates a lucrative revenue stream. The plus model has multiple, variable programmes to work in harmony with natural physiology and can even simulate the sensation of walking or running for a zero impact work out or effortless exercise.


The system can be purchased outright or can be obtained through a lease rental scheme. By charging £40 for a treatment you can expect to return profi ts of £9,400 per year on 10 treatments per week and £32,000 on 25 treatments per week, so for an unsupervised treatment the returns are pretty impressive! Aquavate Tel. +44 (0)1953 453919 Email. jonathan@aquavate.co.uk www.aquavate.co.uk


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