Swimming Pool Scene COMMERCIAL PROJECT NEWS


Anticipation Grows For Cologne Event


to visit the Cologne event between November 5 and 8 this year.


Aquanale will present both the private and the public pools segments. As of 2019, Aquanale will be located in Halls 6 and 7 – clearly divided into the six familiar theme worlds. Trends for private swimming pool and wellness facilities with saunas and spas, as well as innovations and management concepts for operators of public swimming pools, water parks and thermal baths will be on show.


ABOVE: Visitors from more than 25 countries are expected to visit Aquanale later this year.


More than 80 per cent of the exhibition areas have already been reserved, eight months before the opening of Aquanale, the International Trade Fair.


Around 350 companies from more than 25 countries are expected


National and international trade visitors from the fields of public swimming pools, water parks, thermal baths, swimming pool


construction, hotels, architecture and specialists from the sauna, sanitation, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC), spa and fitness sectors, will gain a comprehensive overview of the entire spectrum of products at the event.


Forward Thinking Swim Strategy


Commonwealth silver medalist and future Olympic swimmer, Jacob Peters, 18, is already taking steps to protect his career when he retires from competitive swimming, training to be a swimming teacher with the Institute of Swimming. The world-class athlete, who competes internationally for Team England, made his debut appearance at the Commonwealth Games in 2018, winning a silver medal in the four x 100m relay medley, and competing in three individual events, 50m, 100m and 200m butterfly, reaching the final in each. Peters, who trains at Poole Swimming


Club, completed his A Levels last year and is now a professional athlete, with his focus on the FINA World Aquatics Championships, being held in South Korea in July 2019, and ultimately, the Tokyo Olympics in 2020.


NEWS


ABOVE: Training to become a swimming teacher is the perfect career move for Olympic hopeful, Jacob Peters.


Peters says: “The big dream is the Olympics. I’m very excited and determined to qualify and compete in these events and to proudly represent my country.”


18 Swimming Pool Scene COMMERCIAL PROJECT He says: “Training to become a


swimming teacher was the perfect solution. I obviously love the water, but also I needed a job that will fit my unusual schedule.”


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