Read what our exhibitors said about the 2011 Language Parade
Read what our exhibitors said about the 2011 Language Parade

Our company is represented at the Language Parade every year. It is always a good experience since we meet both language learners and teachers. ... Our aim is to make everyone know our books. Making immediate income by selling them is like icing on the cake.
Mariann György, representative - Cambridge University Press

We have visitors who do want to learn languages and not just browsers who are only interested in the cultural prorammes. The campaign reached the actual target audience.
András Salusinszky , director - Studio Italia

We have come here to present our chidren's program and to make more and more adults and children know about Kids Club. Here we can meet people who do want to know the best methods in language teaching. A lot of them are interested in early year childhood language learning. The fair is really good, there are always a lot of visitors.
Márta Jamrik , managing director - Fun Languages Hungary

We publish course books in six languages, so this is the place where we can meet our target audience. We are glad to see that in the current economic circustances learning languages is still very important. People have discovered it's really worth learning languages.
Erika Gyapjas, sales manager - Klett Publishing

Our audience are young, German speaking job seekers. At the Language Parade we made contact with a lot of them.
Iulia Oprea, director - Tyrol Job Agency

The beginning of September is especially important for us because this is the time when the autumn term starts in the public as well as the private schools. Our target groups are language learners and ESL teachers. We had a great number of enquiries.
Petra Vanik, sales manager - Oxford University Press

The visitors of the Language Parade are people who really want to learn languages or take language exams. The location is good, being in the centre - it is easy to reach. Millenaris has a good atmosphere, so both visitors and exhibitors like it.
Zita Gergely, projects and partnership manager - British Council

A lot of people have been very interested in our new method about teaching grammar and vocabulary through speaking. We've got lots of interest in our new school, so we are very happy.
Martin Slocock - Fluency School of English




