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A new Travel Service makes
it even easier to get to BETA International 2009 from
anywhere
in the world. Contact
Reservation Highway on tel +44 (0) 1423 525577
or
email info@reservation-highway.co.uk to
arrange co-ordinating flights, airport transfers
and assistance,
train journeys, car hire, taxis and hotel bookings.
Hotel Information and Availability
The postcode for the NEC, Birmingham is B40 1NT.
Once again we have teamed up with Reservation Highway for hotel booking.
Take advantage of the on-line hotel reservation and information service. Rates from £55.00. Lowest rates guaranteed for some 14-event hotels. The event HQ Hotel is the Arden Hotel & Leisure Club. Click on the Reservation Highway logo (below) for on-line prices, availability, reservation services and local and event information.
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The Reservation Highway Wells House 8 Cold Bath Road Harrogate HG2 0NA Tel: +44 (0) 1423 525577 Fax: +44 (0) 1423 525599 Website: www.reservation-highway.co.uk |
BETA Retail Member Visitor Incentives - A single £50 subsidy offer is made to UK BETA Retail Members for travel to the NEC and accommodation.
For further information refer to the Members area of the BETA website, www.beta-uk.org
How to get to BETA International 2008
BETA International has put together some useful information to help in planning travel to the show. Click on the links below for maps showing the location of the NEC.
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M6
motorway, junction 4; M42, junction 6. Follow signs to NEC, then BETA International. Take shuttle bus from car park to Halls 6, 7 & 8. |
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Birmingham
International station for NEC. Trains from London Euston every half hour. Enquiries via travel agent or National Rail Enquiries. Tel: +44 (0) 845 748 4950 |
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Direct services worldwide to Birmingham International Airport. |
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Coach link from Heathrow on Flightlink or National Express Shuttle bus service to railway station then moving walkway to exhibition. |
