Monte Carlo (December 14, 2007). A new name, a new concept: "The Monaco Spa Event" claims to become leading international exhibition for the luxury spa and wellness industry. From January 18-20, 2008 the organizers will present an innovative sensory exhibition based on the concept of the five senses.
The new sensorial path allows the visitor to experience the real essence of the global spa and well-being industry. Through its own high-level symposium, the Monaco Spa Event will give visitors the information needed to interpret market demands based on professional studies on the spa sector. The demand for spa surveys remains high. Simply put, the 2008 edition of the Monaco Spa Symposium gives professional operators a "forum for exchange", to improve their knowledge and competences.
A very important part in this dynamic programme is given by the speeches, discussions and the "Ask the expert" sessions. Among many other speakers are: Ray F. Iunius, Director and Stefan Fraenkel, Deputy Director, EHLITE (École Hôtelière de Lausanne Institute of Technology and Entrepreneurship) - Jacques-Olivier Chauvin, CEO, Relais & Châteaux - Keith Burnet, Vice President Fitness and Spa, Hilton Hotels Corporation - Andrew Gibson, Group Director Of Spa, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group - Jean-Paul Blissett, Managing Director, Syntax - Rolf E. Brönnimann, Managing Partner, SH Swiss Hospitality Group - Dagmar Rizzato, General Manager, Rizzato Spa Consulting.
The Monaco Spa Event will take place from January 18-20, 2008 at the Grimaldi Forum Monte Carlo. The organiser is SoGeCos, a company that manages the beauty fair Cosmoprof all over the world (in Hong Kong, Las Vegas, Shanghai). They bought the name "European Spa Exhibition" und starter to reposition the event. Originally, at its start in 2005, the event was called "European Spa Exhibition". For more information see www.monacospaevent.com. hospitalityInside.com is media partner of the event. / kn
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