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(London) - Acoustiguide Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Espro Acoustiguide Group, the global provider of audio guide, multimedia interpretation systems and creative content, is pleased to announce that the Westminster Abbey in London has awarded it a contract for 1,500 of the Group's Opus handsets. Acoustiguide's exSite handsets have been in use in the Abbey since June this year.

Westminster Abbey is one of the leading tourist attractions in the UK, attracting over two million visitors a year. In March 2008, the Abbey will take delivery of the newly launched 'Opus Click™' multimedia handheld museum guides with audio, image and video capabilities. Duncan Jeffery, Head of Communications at Westminster Abbey, commented, "The level of commitment shown by the Acoustiguide team to delivering quality of service to us has been outstanding. They have worked with us to ensure that the visitor experience reaches ever greater heights and the capabilities of the opus Click™ are outstanding."

Louisa Matthews, General Manager of Acoustiguide Ltd., commented: "We are delighted that such as prestigious site, steeped in British history, has decided to purchase our Opus series. We are proud to be continuing our relationship with the Abbey and supporting them in their commitment to deliver an enhanced experience to their millions of visitors."

About Espro Acoustiguide Group:

Espro is a global developer, manufacturer and marketer of multi-lingual audio and multimedia content and hand held interpretive systems that are used in museums, cultural and visitor centers, walking tours and trade shows worldwide. The client base of the Group includes over 450 active sites, and comprises some of the world's best known museums and heritage sites, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the National Gallery of Art in Washington, the Orsay Museum and the Rodin Museum in Paris, the Imperial War Museum and Westminster Abbey in London, the Guggenheim Bilbao in Spain, the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, the Museum of Fine Arts in Vienna, the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium in Brussels, the International Antarctic Centre in New Zealand, Jenolan Caves in NSW Australia, the Dresden State Art Collections in Germany and and the Forbidden City in Beijing. For further information, please visit our website at www.acoustiguide.com