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Munich (April 30, 2010). Health tourism is in trend. But what conditions must property, locations and concept fulfil for the whole enterprise to become economically viable? "Healthcare meets tourism" is a one-day workshop initiated by the Austrian consultancy, Kohl & Partner. Now, the programme is complete and registration can start.
On 5 July, interested insiders will meet in Munich to assess healthcare properties and destinations. The symposium is supported by the Bavarian Ministry for the Economy. hospitalityInside is media partner; subscribers benefit from special conditions. The event addresses to bankers, investors, assurances, real estate developers, operators, destination managers and regional developers.
"Healthcare meets Tourism - Destinations and Real Estate: Current Trends in Health and Medical Tourism" is the exact title of the symposium. For its contents, Kohl & Partner, the leading Austrian hotel and tourism consultancy with offices in Munich and Stuttgart, is responsible. For years, the company has been focussed on health care and tourism/hotels topics.
You will find the details of the symposium in the programme attached. Competent speakers will analyse health tourism in Germany and Bavaria, the future of cure destinations, the potential for project developers and investors, different real estate types, operators concepts and architectural conditions. Best practice studies give the view from inside.
The full-day symposium will take place on Monday, 5 July 2010 in the Hilton Munich Park Hotel (8:15hrs - 18:00hrs) and will cost 550 EUR (plus 19% VAT). The participation fee will include lunch, conference material and refreshments. The second person attending from the same company will pay a reduced fee of 450 EUR (plus VAT). Registration must be received by 1 July 2010. hospitalityInside.com is media partner of the event; its subscribers will profit from a 10% discount on the seminar fee.
Questions and registration should be directed to the organiser Greenorange +43 1 320 25 83, eMail office@greenorange.at or to Kohl & Partner, Vienna, +43 1 532 63 35, eMail wien@kohl.at. / map
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