GATWICK SHOW PREVIEW


24-25 February 2019 Holiday Inn, Horley


T


he Holiday Inn, Gatwick, held twice yearly in February and September, is the ideal venue to see over 25 Children's Footwear


brands. These include GEOX, Sketchers, Petasil, pediped, Froddo, Bobux, Camper Kids, term®


school shoes, Bobell, Lurchi by Salamander and


Noel, to mention just a few. The venue is easily accessible by road, rail and plane. Parking is at the


hotel is easy and free of charge, as are shuttle buses from the Airport to the Holiday Inn, if you chose to fly. Along with retailers from the South of England, those from Jersey and Ireland and further afield regularly attend the event. Organiser, footwear agent Jeremy Hewitt of Shewitts, is very pleased


to be exhibiting again at the most popular London and the South East Children's Footwear Show on Sunday 24th and Monday 25th February.


The exhibition will include Autumn Winter collections for Lurchi by


Salamander, Noel Kids and BIBI. Also, Back to School ranges from Lambretta, Ben Sherman, Noel Kids, Lurchi by Salamander and an exciting brand new Back to School brand called be Bold. New and existing customers can be sure of a warm welcome. The four


star hotel facilities make for a relaxing venue, with complimentary tea, coffee and biscuits, served throughout the day.


What do the retailers have to, say about the Gatwick Children’s Footwear Show: "An easy venue to find and do business." " A great selection of Children's brands all in one place and a friendly venue with lots of opportunities to network and compare brands" A warm welcome awaits existing and new customers.


2 • GATWICK SUPPLEMENT


• FEBRUARY 2019


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