autumn fair

25 years of Eco-friendly cards celebrated at Autumn Fair

The Eco-friendly Card Company, Glebe Cottage,  will celebrate its 25th anniversary this September with festivities due to kick off at the NEC Autumn Fair (4F44) where the publisher will be giving away twenty five boxes of champagne chocolates! It’s twenty-five years since art student / photographer Scott Morrish set up card publisher Glebe Cottage Studio

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Matthew Williamson Home Fragrance Collection to launch at Autumn Fair

Legendary British fashion designer, Matthew Williamson, will launch his new Home Fragrance Collection at Autumn Fair, taking place from September 2 – 5 at The NEC, Birmingham. The range will launch with a set of 200g candles, 200ml room diffusers and 600g luxury ceramic candles. Using a mineral and soy wax blend, the candles are

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Autumn Fair to launch new AI-powered customer experience app

Autumn Fair is launching AF Product Match, a new app that will help event attendees discover the must-have products ahead of the golden quarter as well as facilitate networking opportunities. The artificial intelligence-powered app learns users’ preferences to deliver personalised product recommendations to buyers; similarly, it will suggest the most relevant attendees to connect with

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Ascential plc sells Ascential Exhibitions to ITE group plc

Ascential plc has formally announced the sale of Ascential Exhibitions to ITE group plc for a total cash consideration of £300 million, on a cash and debt free basis, subject to a normalised working capital adjustment. Ascential Exhibitions has a portfolio that includes Spring Fair, Autumn Fair, Glee and Pure. The sale was originally announced

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Retail news round-up: Footfall and sales; Boost for NEC; John Lewis ‘pilot stores’

June’s good weather resulted in a marginal year-on-year improvement in footfall across the nation’s high streets, delivering the second month of consecutive growth since November 2017. However, retail parks and shopping centres have had ‘an altogether more difficult time’. The overall trend of fewer visits to bricks and mortar stores remains, said British Retail Consortium

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