Group Travel Fairs 2010
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Held annually, the Group Travel Fairs will take place at the venues below.
Sponsored by Group Travel Organsier magazine, we distribute over 20,000 invitations.
The fairs attract over 50 exhibitors from destinations, attractions, entertainment, accommodations and places to eat. The fairs are building on their success each year and provide visitors with valuable information and ideas for future group travel itineraries.
Tourism South East is actively working with Coach & Tour Operators encouraging them to bring 'VIP Coaches' of Group Travel Organisers and therefore continuing to invite quality visitors.
'The Group Travel Fairs that Tourism South East organise are invaluable for attracting new business, meeting existing clients and developing new business opportunities with interested group organisers. They are significant part of the Group marketing strategy for Waddesdon Manor'. Kim Hallett - Waddesdon Manor.
Click here for more information about the group travel fairs.
Click here to download the Group Travel Fairs exhibitor booking form.
Hall Place & Gardens – Bexley, Kent
6th February 2010
Hall Place is a fine Grade I listed country house built in 1537 for Sir John Champneys, a wealthy merchant and former Lord Mayor of London. Managed by Bexley Heritage Trust, this beautiful estate of 65 hectares stands on the banks of the River Cray at Bexley.
The Group Travel Fair will be held within the House, giving visitors an opportunity to explore the Tudor Great Hall, overlooked by a minstrel's gallery, and various period rooms.
Milestones – Basingstoke, Hampshire
20th February 2010
Milestones is a living history museum inside a massive modern building. With its network of streets, shops, a village green and even a working pub the museum has something to keep all ages entertained. Milestones is packed full of the things that ordinary people used in the past dating from Victorian times through to the 1930's.
The Group Travel Fair will be held in the museum, allowing visitors to explore the museum as well as collecting all their information for future itineraries.
The River & Rowing Museum - Henley, Oxfordshire
6th March 2010
The River & Rowing Museum celebrates the River Thames, the sport of rowing, the town of Henley on Thames and the story of The Wind in the Willows. Inspiring objects range from the boat in which Sir Steve Redgrave won his fifth Gold medal to a 250,000 year old hand axe. Temporary exhibition spaces hold an eclectic mix of art installations and community displays. Based in a stunning contemporary building by the Thames in Henley, the Museum also has a fantastic shop and terrace café.
The Henley Group Travel Fair will be held at the Museum, however there will be other attractions available on the day to ensure visitors are able to experience all Henley has to offer including:
- FREE 30 minute Thames River boat tours with Hobbs of Henley
- FREE River Boat shuttle to the town centre every 30 minutes
Packages Include:
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- Exhibition space
- Inclusive breakfast, lunch and refreshments
- PR activity
Further facts, information and guidance on how to make the most of exhibitions are available on Factsheet
Contact Details:
For further information about the Group Travel Fairs, please contact Emma Davis, telephone: 023 8062 5472 or email edavis@tourismse.com