Published on : Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Since the Manchester Furniture Show will take place once again during the month of Ramadan. The show organisers have taken advice from Manchester Central Mosque and will be providing a suitable prayer room and washing facilities, during the build-up, open days and breakdown of this year’s event.
Show director, Theresa Raymond, said, “We want all of our exhibitors and visitors to feel comfortable and welcome at the Show. If anyone has any special requirements we are always happy to do our best to provide them. We have many exhibitors and visitors who are Muslim and we hope these facilities will make their trip to Manchester easier to manage.”
Following a hugely successful re-launch in 2013, Kyoto now offer an unrivalled range of luxury sofa beds, headboards and and more recently introduced a beautiful range of upholstered beds, all crafted by a skilled work force at its own factory in South Lincolnshire.
Furniture Fairs director, Laraine Janes commented, “We are delighted to be working with Freeman UK. They are customer driven with an unrivalled scope of products and service. We have every confidence that their high standards of customer care will enhance the pre-show and onsite experience of our exhibitors.”
David Walley, CEO of Freemans UK division, added, “The Freeman team are delighted to be working with the Furniture and Gift Fairs on their three shows. Organisers Theresa, Laraine and their teams huge wealth of knowledge, combined with our industry expertise, I am sure will deliver some outstanding exhibitions. The team at Furniture and Gift Fairs are very talented and experienced and I know that our partnership will help the shows go from strength to strength.”
Tags: David Walley, Laraine Janes, Manchester Central Mosque, Manchester Furniture Show, ramadan, Theresa Raymond
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