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Flying start to year for Harrogate event services company
Harrogate-based event services company Joe Manby Limited is off to a flying start in 2020 partnering three trade shows being staged at the Harrogate Convention Centre in January.
The exhibition specialist will provide event services to Harrogate Christmas and Gift Fair, as well as the British Turf Management Exhibition (BTME) and Harrogate Fashion Week which take place later this month.
The firm will then head to the NEC in Birmingham to help stage the Spring Fair, the UK’s largest gift and home trade show (2-6 February).
Harrogate Christmas and Gift Fair celebrates its 70th anniversary in the town this year and will showcase seven halls of the most popular festive decorations and gifts for the coming season.
Richard Manby, director of Joe Manby Limited said: “Christmas may be over for everyone else for another year, but for the last 46 years, returning to our desks in January has meant turning our attention to the following Christmas.
“We are delighted to be events partner to these show organisers in our hometown. From Christmas decorations and turf management to ladies’ fashion, the range of work demonstrates the depth and breadth of our reputation and capabilities throughout the country.”
Joe Manby Limited offers a comprehensive range of event services to organisers and exhibitors at all major venues in the UK. It has a growing portfolio and a worldwide customer base.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Cicada Communications .
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