In 2011 Northern Print Distribution will be attending three shows and we will be distributing branded packs full of information on days out for groups and individuals. This is a successful and cost effective way for you to get your literature to a large number of potential customers.
Daily Telegraph Holiday & Travel Show, 14th - 16th January 2011
• Held at Manchester Central from 14th to 16th January, this is the largest consumer travel exhibition - the perfect place for exhibitors to meet face to face with a high quality targeted audience.
• The unmissable event for travel inspiration - 'the world under one roof'
Great Days Out Groups Show, 5th March 2011
• Directly target group travel organisers
• The largest one day group travel event in the UK
• 2000+ group travel organisers
Including tour operators and guides, teachers, major retailers, retirement associations, sports and social clubs, executive PA's and specialist groups.
BBC Gardeners' World Live and BBC Good Food Show Summer, 15th to 19th June 2011
• BBC Gardeners' World Live attracts gardeners and countryside enthusiasts in their droves, with 105,000 visitors in 2010.
• BBC Good Food Show Summer caters for all businesses in the food and drink sector and is perfect for targeting a discerning food loving audience.
Can you afford to miss out?
You can pick which show you would like to have your leaflets distributed at, or take advantage of our special offer for all three shows.
Daily Telegraph Holiday Show
2000 leaflets required. Cost to distribute £100
Great Days Out Group Show
700 leaflets required. Cost to distribute £75
BBC Gardeners' World Live/Summer Food Show
4000 leaflets required. Cost to distribute £150
SPECIAL OFFER: All three shows for £295
To place your promotional leaflet or special offer voucher into our packs, contact Mike Davis on 015395 67690 or by email at mike@npdnorth.co.uk
Book by 19th November to benefit from our special offer
Friday 29 October 2010
Monday 18 January 2010
Free Admission to South Lakes Wild Animal Park this weekend --- Help for Haiti
Free Admission to South Lakes Wild Animal Park this weekend --- Help for Haiti
South Lakes Wild Animal Park overwhelmed by the reports coming from Haiti of the damage, destruction and loss of life are offering free admission this Saturday and Sunday for anyone who will donate £2 at the entrance to the Emergency Earthquake Appeal.
Nobody can fail to be moved by the pictures on the news at the weekend of hundreds of people desperate for food, water, medical supplies, emergency shelter; and with the situation, in the poorest country in the western hemisphere, likely to only get worse with potentially more than 2 million needing desperate help, staffs were compelled to do something.
Park owner David Gill agreed so any adult, child, oap who donates £2 at the entrance to the disaster will get free admission to the park on Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th January.
NEW STARS TO BE REVEALED: also on show for the very first time since arriving in the park just before Christmas are our latest arrivals Southern Tamandua. Tamandua or “Anteaters” are from South America and although still in quarantine within the park will be moved to the primate house ready for the weekend where visitors will get the very first glimpse of these amazing and very special arrivals.
Keepers have also been busy putting a plan of events together for the weekend and here’s what’s in store:
11.30 Hand feed giraffes
12.30-1.30 Walk through aviary will be open every day where visitors can meet our new Macaws and birds
2.30 Tiger feeding
3.00 Hand feed penguins
3.20 Lion feeding
3.45 Hand feed giraffes
All day Hand feed kangaroos, wallabies and Emus
What else to see – winter babies:
The park has some recent additions for visitors to meet including a Siamang baby and Squirrel monkey babies down in the primate house, look out for the Capuchin baby in the South American Bear enclosure, and perhaps the first baby to try and spot as you come through the gates (maybe hanging off mum) will be the Mandrill baby.
Alongside visitors favourites including the 2 Rhino calves Nyala and Zimba; Bears, Hippos and Caribbean Flamingos – from the island of Haiti.
ICE RINK OPEN: get wrapped up and enjoy a spin on the ice the rink will be open every day (additional charge)
MAKI RESTAURANT: Staff in the restaurant are planning some warming specials for the weekend the cafe will be open for hot and cold meals and snacks. The wild things gift shop for unusual souvenirs.
South Lakes Wild Animal Park overwhelmed by the reports coming from Haiti of the damage, destruction and loss of life are offering free admission this Saturday and Sunday for anyone who will donate £2 at the entrance to the Emergency Earthquake Appeal.
Nobody can fail to be moved by the pictures on the news at the weekend of hundreds of people desperate for food, water, medical supplies, emergency shelter; and with the situation, in the poorest country in the western hemisphere, likely to only get worse with potentially more than 2 million needing desperate help, staffs were compelled to do something.
Park owner David Gill agreed so any adult, child, oap who donates £2 at the entrance to the disaster will get free admission to the park on Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th January.
NEW STARS TO BE REVEALED: also on show for the very first time since arriving in the park just before Christmas are our latest arrivals Southern Tamandua. Tamandua or “Anteaters” are from South America and although still in quarantine within the park will be moved to the primate house ready for the weekend where visitors will get the very first glimpse of these amazing and very special arrivals.
Keepers have also been busy putting a plan of events together for the weekend and here’s what’s in store:
11.30 Hand feed giraffes
12.30-1.30 Walk through aviary will be open every day where visitors can meet our new Macaws and birds
2.30 Tiger feeding
3.00 Hand feed penguins
3.20 Lion feeding
3.45 Hand feed giraffes
All day Hand feed kangaroos, wallabies and Emus
What else to see – winter babies:
The park has some recent additions for visitors to meet including a Siamang baby and Squirrel monkey babies down in the primate house, look out for the Capuchin baby in the South American Bear enclosure, and perhaps the first baby to try and spot as you come through the gates (maybe hanging off mum) will be the Mandrill baby.
Alongside visitors favourites including the 2 Rhino calves Nyala and Zimba; Bears, Hippos and Caribbean Flamingos – from the island of Haiti.
ICE RINK OPEN: get wrapped up and enjoy a spin on the ice the rink will be open every day (additional charge)
MAKI RESTAURANT: Staff in the restaurant are planning some warming specials for the weekend the cafe will be open for hot and cold meals and snacks. The wild things gift shop for unusual souvenirs.
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