Atlantic City Pool & Spa Show
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Important Dates & Times
Show Dates January 27 - 29, 2009
Welcome Party
Monday, January 26
Tropicana Casino & Resort
7:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Attendees
Exciting Time For The Industry!
3 major trends are certain to increase demand in our industry, so you need to be prepared. Come to the Atlantic City Pool and Spa Show, learn about all of the new products, services and technology available and make sure that YOU are the one to meet your customer's needs.
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NEW LAWS AND CODES — SPECIAL MONDAY FORUM
Suction Entrapment Prevention and the New Federal Pool & Spa Safety Act is changing the way we do business. Now is not the time to be confused about these new safety and energy requirements! Come hear from the experts on exactly what you need to do to properly complywith all Federal, State and Local requirements
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Exhibitors
2009 Exhibitor Information
Our floor plan, located in one 457,200 sq. ft. room, continues to provide more
exhibitor choices for booth sizes and shapes, improved traffic flow, better movement of freight, and empty crate storage.
Exhibit Space pricing is located on the space applications on pages 3 and 5 of this
prospectus.
Set-up for the show will begin on Friday, January 23 and continue through Monday, January 26. Exhibits open at Noon on Tuesday, January 27.
History
Over 25 Years
Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, the Northeast Swimming Pool Association (the forerunner of the Northeast Spa & Pool Association) held various seminars and tabletop trade shows as a member benefit in New York. In 1980 the show was cancelled do to a Teamsters' strike and the NESPA board decided it would never hold another show in New York City and be subject to the whims of its unions.
It was determined the Show must stay in the Northeast and the driving forces for a refashioned show were Les Kowalsky and Al Rizzo. In 1981 a consensus for a new trade show formed and Kowalsky wanted to have the show in Atlantic City, NJ.
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