Autumn Fair
Autumn Fair is a trade-only event designed for retail industry professionals, offering an opportunity to source new products before the peak shopping season. The event will feature over 800 UK and international wholesalers, showcasing a wide array of products across various sectors including Home, Gift, and Fashion.
Location: Autumn Fair 2024 will take place at NEC Birmingham known for its expansive and professional facilities suitable for major industry events.
Dates and Times:
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- Sunday, 1 September 2024: 9:00 – 18:00
- Monday, 2 September 2024: 9:00 – 18:00
- Tuesday, 3 September 2024: 9:00 – 18:00
- Wednesday, 4 September 2024: 9:00 – 16:00
What to Expect:
- Product Variety: Attendees can explore a selection of new and best-selling products, including greeting cards, toys, footwear, and furniture.
- Networking Opportunities: The fair provides a platform to connect with both new and existing suppliers and to gain insights into the latest industry trends.
- Focused Experience: Autumn Fair is geared towards enhancing the buying experience, ensuring attendees have access to necessary resources and support throughout the event.
Additional Information:
- Eligibility: The fair is open only to trade professionals, such as those involved in buying, retail management, or planning to start a retail business within the coming year. Children under 16 are advised not to attend.
- Entry: Entry is free for all eligible trade visitors.
- Planning Your Visit: Attendees are encouraged to plan their visit to make the most of the fair, including arranging meetings with suppliers and identifying key products and stalls to visit.
Autumn Fair 2024 promises to be a valuable event for retailers looking to refresh their inventories, discover innovative products, or establish important industry connections. This event is an essential stop for professionals aiming to prepare their businesses for the upcoming high sales season.
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For more information about the event, visit at Autumn Fair official website.
