12:20 pm, March 13, 2018
HAVEN’T signed up to CDX yet? Well, register before Easter and you could win something even tastier than a chocolate egg…
We’re giving away a pair of VIP tickets and accommodation in a four-star Manchester hotel – worth more than £750 in total – to one lucky person.
Taking place at Manchester Central on May 21 and 22, CDX is Europe’s biggest and most informative expo and conference dedicated to the automotive industry. It’s going to be bursting at the seams with workshops, seminars, Live Stage sessions, top speakers, supplier events and new products. Miss it and you’ll be missing out!
VIP tickets come with a whole host of benefits, including guaranteed parking for both days, a dedicated business lounge with refreshments, and dedicated priority seating for workshop and Live Stage sessions – so this is your chance to add a little more luxury to your whole CDX experience.
You’ll also receive a VIP show guide with notebook, priority treatment when you arrive at the venue, and access to an exclusive networking seminar with a keynote speaker.
With two tickets, you’ll be free to bring a friend, partner or colleague along with you on both days, too – the only problem will be deciding who to pick!
We’re including two hotel rooms at the luxurious Principal Hotel in the centre of Manchester – just a stone’s throw from CDX – on the night of Monday, May 21 to help you make the most of both CDX show days.
To be eligible, you’ll need to register for a standard (free) ticket on the CDX website between today and April 2, 2018. You’ll also need to be able to prove you’re currently employed within a car dealership or vehicle workshop within the UK or Ireland.
REGISTER HERE FOR CDX
The winner will be announced on Wednesday, April 4 – good luck!
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