London Ski Show To Be A Day Shorter This Autumn
London Ski Show To Be A Day Shorter This Autumn
Published : 08-May-2014 02:52
The London ski show will be a day shorter this winter say the organisers, cut from five to four days.
The new format will include two late night openings, "…where you can enjoy an exciting après ski atmosphere with live entertainment," said a statement from The Daily Telegraph who currently run shows in London and Manchester.
The Manchester show takes place first from 24th-26th October and the shortened London show will take place from 30th October to 2nd November afterwards.
Last year The Daily Telegraph's shows operator scheduled their Manchester show that its dates clashed with the long running Birmingham Ski show after the new operator of Birmingham announced an all new invigorated show format.
Eventually the new Birmingham show organiser had to throw in the towel and the show did not happen for the first time in 20 years. There have subsequently been rumours of a new party organising a new show this autumn, but so far there's nothing officially announced and the NEC's site is not showing any snow event in October or November.
Similarly the Scottish snowsports show website is currently dead
(www.scotlandsskishow.co.uk) so it's not known if this will return to the SECC in Glasgow this autumn.
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