Hot Tub & Swim Spa Scene SHOW SEASON
ABOVE: Hydropool Devon have already attended a number of shows in the South West, including The South West Home & Garden Show in Exeter.
to fully quantify until later in the year as we have collected a lot of people expressing a high level of interest in our product range.” The company’s showroom sale was the most successful event they have held so far this year in terms of business completed on the actual days of the event.
Says Michael: “Compared to last year we have completed slightly less in total number of units sold however with a more overall turnover due to selling more swim spas and less hot tubs so far, although this
ABOVE: Spyrys Hot Tubs exhibited at the Cornwall Home & Lifestyle Show – an indoor show held in May at the Royal Cornwall Showground. Pic: LESW.
will be an on-going monitoring with the leads generated over the next 12 months to get a true reflection of the shows’ success.” He continues: “We have noticed growing interest in our swim spa range, which is fast becoming more popular than hot tubs it would seem. Our 16ft Hydropool Self-Cleaning Aqua Trainer is our most popular swim spa choice and the Hydropool 770 Platinum hot tub has done particularly well this year so far, although the Platinum 670 is just edging the most popular.”
ABOVE: Hydropool dealership The Hot Tub & Swim Spa Company of Kent exhibited at the Elite Show at Biggin Hill Airport in May.
ABOVE: Even the local police force were keen to pick up a Vita duck at the Royal Cornwall Show.
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