One badge can't cover four halls

The show runs across five sectors over four halls, plus a full seminar programme and a co-location with Glee on 8-9 September. Walking it solo means picking a lane and accepting you'll miss the rest — or trying to rush all of it and properly seeing none of it.

Register a colleague

The problem with going alone

Parallel sectors

1. Parallel sectors,
not sequential ones

Home, Gift, Fashion, Everyday and Retail Solutions all run at the same time in different halls. Two people can split the floor instead of one person trying to see everything back to back.

Sessions clash

2. Sessions clash with supplier meetings

Sessions can overlap with stand appointments. One of you can attend talks while the other keeps a booked supplier meeting, so nobody has to choose.

Two crossover shows

3. Two crossover shows in one day

Autumn Fair and Glee share the floor on 8–9 September. That's two shows' worth of exhibitors in the same window and far more ground to cover.

Better buying decisions

4. Better notes,
better decisions

Two people comparing what they saw catch things a single visitor misses. Leave with more contacts, more samples and stronger buying decisions.

Split the floor
before you even arrive

  • Plan who's covering which halls and sectors
  • Share seminar sessions and key talks
  • Meet twice as many supplies
  • Compare notes over lunch
  • Leave with a stronger buying plan

What you're achieve together

Meet more suppliers

Meet more supplies

Attend more seminars

Attend more seminars

See more product launches

See more new product launches

Compare buying desicions

Compare buying decisions