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Industry influencers and innovators commit to EAG 2023
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AG 2023, taking place from January 10-12 at London ExCeL, is set to launch the business year in style following confirmation that many of the industry’s leading innovators and games creators have already confirmed their presence
on the show floor.
The list of contracted exhibitors comprises leading brands including Astrosystems, Bandai Namco Amusement Europe, Blueprint Operations, Crown Leisure, Electrocoin, Game Payment Technology, Novomatic Gaming, NSM Music, PMS International Group, Reflex Gaming, SB Machines, Whitehouse Leisure, and more. Nicola Lazenby, recently appointed director of EAG, said: “ EAG’s strength is in its ability to bring together all of the sectors represented by BACTA, which ensures that the show remains totally relevant to the business needs of the industry. “Our aim is to deliver a show floor that reflects the buzz and the energy of the industry and I’m confident that we will be able to achieve this having secured the support of exhibitors which have a track record for both innovation and creativity.” Providing a world-class show floor and an unrivalled opportunity for the low-stake gaming and amusements industry to meet, network, socialise and plan for the year ahead, EAG brings together exhibitors from across the leisure sector, including manufacturers of coin-operated amusement equipment, children’s rides, cranes, bingo equipment, pushers, pool, pinball, video, air hockey, low-stake gaming
equipment, background music and juke boxes, redemption, change machines, novelty-vending, plush, payments systems, new entertainment technologies, virtual and augmented reality experiences, as well as a host of other leisure-related ancillary services.
ACOS returns for 2022
Amusements and leisure industry professionals will come together this month at the Autumn Coin- Op Show (ACOS) in London. ACOS reaches the entirety of the UK’s amusements and coin-op community, from manufacturers to distributors, operators, site
owners, purchasing professionals and key influencers. Vertical markets include pubs, clubs, bingo halls, leisure parks, FECs, adult gaming centres and more. ACOS 2022 is set to take place on October 19-20 at the ILEC Conference Centre in London’s Earls Court, which is well-served by public transport and boasts an immense variety of hotels and restaurants.
The ILEC Conference Centre is one of London’s most modern exhibition venues, featuring loading bays and an exhibition floor at the same level, plus an on-site pub which is available exclusively to show-goers for the ACOS First Evening Networking Reception.
ACOS organiser Karen Cooke explains: “When leading companies from the UK’s amusements and coin-op industries first approached us, they were looking for a compact show that was tailored to their own requirements, with accessibility, comfort, and convenience at the top of the list. As a result, The Autumn Coin-Op Show (ACOS) was launched in 2014 and since then, we’ve worked hard to stay true to the original brief.”
Organisers of the event have secured excellent rates via the show’s accommodation partner, Event Express. ACOS attendees may book via Event Express, secure in the knowledge that there will be no upfront fees and that cancellations may be made until close to the start of the show, without penalty. Registration is exclusively online at
www.coinop-show.co.uk. This ensures there are no delays on arrival, giving attendees more time to network and experience the very latest and most innovative products on show at ACOS 2022.
6 OCTOBER 2022
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