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the holiday & leisure park development forum


3rd & 4th October 2019 at Whittlebury Hall Hotel, Northamptonshire A brand new event for 2019 the hldp forumhas been developed to meet the


needs of the UK holiday & leisure park sector as we see unprecedented growth in the UK holiday resort market. The hldp forumcombines best practice seminars discussing design, development and operation, a tailored one-to-one business


meetings schedule providing the opportunity to meet with the most innovative uppliers, as well as the opportunity to network with fellow professionals.


t designed for? Holiday & leisure park operators, clients, architects, contractors, project and consultants – who all attend as complimentary delegates, in addition to the manufacturers, nd service providers delivering projects in this sector.


work? Over one and a half days there’s a packed schedule of seminars, tailored one-to-one ngs, networking and an extensive social programme at this fully CPD-certified event.


information email info@hlpd-forum.co.uk or call 020 8288 1080


As a project delegate, your complimentary place includes:


• Access to all speaker sessions


• Networking with the most prominent companies involved in the design, build, management and delivery of holiday and leisure parks


• A tailored meeting schedule with companies most relevant to your estates/projects/facilities


• Business opportunities with your fellow project delegates


• Executive accommodation, all meals, drinks receptions and gala dinner on Thursday evening


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