VISITOR LIST FOR AUTUMN FAIR

Autumn Fair visitors are made up of independents, multiples, and online retailers from the UK, Europe and internationally. 2015 statistics suggest that exhibiting at and visiting Autumn Fair this season is a must. Autumn Fair’s position in the buying calendar situates it perfectly to accommodate the change towards short-order buying patterns, timing it perfectly for the Christmas trading period, but also lends itself to traditional buying patterns too.
2015 Visitors Included:
99P Stores
Accessorize
Asda
ASOS
B&Q
Banburys
Beales
Bentalls
Bonmarche
BHS
Card Factory
Cards Galore     Claire’s
Casafina
Debenhams
Dobbies Garden
Centre
Dunelm
Fenwick
Firebox
Freemans Grattan
Holdings
Fortnum & Mason
Habitat     Halfords
Hamleys
Harrods
Hobbycraft
Homebase
Hoopers
H&M
HMV
Joy
Lakeland
Laura Ashley
Lloyds Pharmacy     Liberty
Marks & Spencer
Matalan
Monsoon
Morleys
Morrisons
Mothercare
National Trust
New Look
Next
Ocado
Oliver Bonas     Paperchase
Peacocks
Pets At Home
Poundland
Poundstretcher
Primark Stores
River Island
Robert Dyas
Sainsbury’s
Scribbler
Secretsales
Selfridges     Shop Direct
Simply Be
T J Morris
Tesco
The Conran Shop
The Co-Operative
Tj Hughes
Tk Maxx
Toys R Us
Waitrose
Waterstones
WH Smith

27506 visitors attended.

94% of 27506 visitors had purchasing authority or were able to influence purchase decisions. This makes the Autumn Fair visitors the most powerful gift and home buying audience for the season.

76 of the top 100 retailer brands attend Autumn Fair.

78% of visitors last year said they placed or would place an order as a result of their visit to Autumn Fair.

+9% of the senior buying audience attended last year in comparison to the previous year.

85% of survey respondents cited Christmas as the most important trading period.

1 in 2 retailers now spend over 50% of their annual budget closer to the season.

27% of retailers have reduced their forward ordering compared to 3 years ago.