LOCAL CONTRACT HIRE & LEASING COMPANY SUPPLIES SUPERCOOL CARS FOR WORLD’S MOST VISITED ICE SHOW SPECTACULAR...

Guinness World Records has officially recognised Holiday on Ice as the World’s Most Visited Ice Show with an incredible 320 million visitors in its 65 year history with world-class skating, stunning choreography, vibrant music and exquisite costumes. To celebrate the new show Mystery, a magical voyage of wonder and fantasy, Holiday on Ice fans around the country had the chance to win one of four brand new Citroen C1, courtesy of the world’s most visited ice show in the UK.

Exeter based Vehicle Save Contract Hire & Leasing Limited was selected to source and supply the distinctive branded vehicles for the high profile Ice show organised by the show’s appointed PR agency One Voice Media who operate from City centre premises.

Jim Howard, Managing Director of Vehicle Save Contract Hire & Leasing Limited said: “We were very excited to be involved in the promotion of this world class ice show by supplying the branded vehicles and pleased to work closely with Alan Back of KBS Signs which was a high profile contract for two local companies. The distinctive vehicle became an instant hit in and around the Exeter area and certainly got noticed”.

As part of the contract Vehicle Save Contract Hire & Leasing also negotiated vehicle wrapping delivered by KBS Signs based on Marsh Barton.

Alan Back, Director KBS Signs said: “We were delighted to be part of this spectacular promotion and working closely with Jim Howard. It was a very distinctive vehicle wrap and we are very proud of the results achieved and the positive feedback. It certainly helped to raise the profile of the show in and around the City.”
To celebrate the latest skating spectacular from the world leader in ice entertainment, 1980 Olympic Champion Robin Cousins gave away the Exeter vehicle to lucky winner Ann Hatcliff at the opening night. Ann from Exeter was presented with the economical urban car on the ice by Robin. She was absolutely thrilled and it was a double celebration for Ann as it was her Birthday the day before.

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