Often being a wheelchair user means balancing your time and energy carefully. We agree with that which is why we have weighed up about attending Naidex45. Want to know more? Read on as we help you work out why you should attend in Birmingham this March. Don’t forget to click here to get your free tickets!
When is Naidex45?
This year Naidex is being held on the 26 and 27 March at the NEC, Birmingham. This means it will be cooler weather to travel and quieter as Easter is a month later in April.
The show is open from 10:00 to 16:00 each day. This gives you a good amount of time to visit the exhibitors you want to meet. We also suggest scheduling in breaks to manage your energy levels if you need to. Why not read our article about pacing yourself.
Where is Naidex45?
The NEC in Birmingham is hosting Naidex45. The location is near an airport, a major railway station and at the hub of 4 motorways. We like the NEC as there are lots of places to eat, masses of parking and friendly staff everywhere who will always help.
You can also get cheap advance rail tickets to Naidex45 – we recommend using the National Rail website to find the best offers. You can find directions at the NEC Website.
Who will be at Naidex45
There will be lots of exhibitors and speakers at Naidex45. We already know that Quantum, Invacare and Sunrise will be showcasing their latest innovations and products. Recare will be demonstrating products from Ottobock and Wulturnus. Review My Wheelchair will be there too, on hand to show you the highlights in our Facebook Live videos. Click here to see our video from last year.
Naidex45 is more than a wheelchair show. Speakers include Jane Hatton from Evenbreak, Martyn Sibley from Disability Horizons and our own Dominic Lund-Conlon.
How can you get tickets to Naidex45?
You can click here to get your FREE tickets – just register and you’ll be sent a show guide as well as a ticket to skip the queues on the day. Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and Twitter for our latest show focus too.
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