FIT Show 2021 - The countdown is on!

Date: 25 May 2020

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Date: 25 May 2020

It’s official, the countdown to FIT Show 2021 is on. And we want you to be part of FIT!

The buzz and excitement of FIT Show 2019 might feel like a distant memory - especially during these unprecedented times - but we are looking ahead to a very different period for the entire industry next May.

If, like us, you’ve missed face-to-face interaction with your customers, networking with your peers, showcasing your products in a live environment...here’s a little reminder of why FIT Show really is THE best platform to connect and engage the market.

We hope that you will share in our excitement in looking ahead to FIT Show 2021 (May 25 - 27). Until then, stay safe!

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