Tickets have gone on sale for Scotland’s largest premier outdoor living event, which is set to be held early next year.
The Scottish Caravan, Motorhome & Holiday Show is scheduled to take place at the SEC in Glasgow from February 6th to 9th.
Now in its 39th year, the show is an opportunity to explore the latest motorhomes, caravans, holiday homes and boats, as well as a 207 sq m travel accessory superstore.
Whether you’re a first-time buyer, looking to upgrade your current model or simply keen to see the latest innovations in the leisure vehicle market, there’ll be something for everyone.
Jillyanne Glen, show manager, said: “Caravans, motorhomes and holiday homes are the perfect investment for anyone who enjoys being able to pack up and shoot off to wherever their heart desires at the drop of a hat.
“The flexibility which these kinds of holidays offer is unmatched, and that’s what keeps spiking interest from a wide range of audiences every year – from young professionals and families looking forward to the next stage in life, to retirees and everyone in between, our attendees are as varied as our product range.”
Chat with experts
Events like the Scottish Caravan, Motorhome & Holiday Home Show are a great opportunity to talk to experts about all areas of the leisure vehicle lifestyle.
This can be everything from purchasing a new motorhome to chatting about which awning to buy or exploring different insurance options.
The exhibitors and associations in attendance have hundreds of years’ worth of experience and expertise between them, meaning the show will serve as a hub for visitors to gain valuable insight on all things touring from the best in the business.
Among the experts will be representatives from leading leisure travel association the Caravan and Motorhome Club.
They will be hosting talks, panel discussions and Q&As on a vast number of topics for those eager to learn more about life on the road.
Brush up on your skills
Visit the Caravan and Motorhome Club at stand 4050 to book a 20-minute manoeuvring taster session to improve your driving skills.
Whether you’re new to driving a leisure vehicle or looking to improve, the qualified instructors will give you hints and tips to stay safe and tow or manoeuvre properly.
Farmers’ market
If one of the things you love about the leisure vehicle lifestyle is travelling around to find local delicacies to try, then the farmers’ market at the show will delight your senses.
Hosting over 15 artisan producers with more than 400 varieties of locally produced award-winning products, the event features some of Scotland’s most delicious wares.
Tickets
Tickets are priced at £14 for general admission and £13 for those over 60. Children up to 15-years-old and carers can attend for free.
As the tickets have already gone on sale, those planning on visiting the show should make their purchases early to avoid disappointment.
