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Ηalkidiki Greece Conference Center Guide Χαλκιδική Οδηγός Συνεδριακών Κέντρων 1 Αegean Melathron Ηalkidiki Greece Conference Center Guide Χαλκιδική Οδηγός Συνεδριακών Κέντρων 1 Αegean Melathron .............................. 4 Eagles Palace ....................................... 10 Portes Beach Hotel ........................... 16 Conference Center Map Alexandros Palace ................................ 5 Ekies All Senses Resort ................... 11 Portes Palace ....................................... 17 Anthemus Sea ....................................... 6 Istion Club & Spa ............................... 12 Porto Carras Grand Resort ........... 18 F Lake KoroniaLake Volvi rom Egnatia Odos Sholari Stavros Χάρτης ΣυνεδριακώνPefka Κέντρων Peristerona Rendina Aristotle’s Holiday Resort & Spa ....... 7 Kassandra Palace ............................... 13 Possidi Holidays ................................. 19 P.Lagada Ag. Vasilios Loutra N.Apollonias Asvestochori Stivos Apollonia Ano StavroAthenas Pallas Village .......................... 8 Oceania Club ....................................... 14 Sani Resort ............................................ 20 Lagadikia Kalochori GULF Exohi Vasiloudi Nikomidino Platia Nea Apollonia Blue Bay ..................................................... 9 Pallini Beach ......................................... 15 Theoxenia .............................................. 21 THESSALONIKI OF STRYMONIKOS Gerakarou Kokalou Modio Mesopotamo Hortiatis Pilea Ardameri Melisourgos Olympiada Kalamaria Kissos Sarakina Panorama Zagliveri Ag. Haralambos Mesokomi Varvara C. Marmari GULF Peristera Adam Kalamoto Platanochori Marathousa Thermi OF THERMAIKOS Stanos Stagira Livadi Krimni N.Redestos Stratoniki C. Eleftherou Doumbia Lakkia Petrokeraso Stratoni Ag.Triada Perea Paleochora Neochori Riza Geroplatanos N. Rysio Sana Agelochori N. Epivates Tagarades Vasilika Paleochori Ag. Paraskevi Ag.Anastasia Farmakolytria Arnea Plagiari Kardia Monastery Ag. Prodromos Souroti Galatista HOLOMONTAS GULF Trilofos OF IERISSOS N. Michaniona Galarinos C. Arapis Ag. Antonios Paleokastro Megali Panagia Epanomi Kato Scholario Monopigado Vavdos Taxiarchis Mesimeri Ormos Krini Ierissos Lakkoma Gomati PETRALONA N.Roda CAVE Potamos POLYGYROS C. Epanomis Petralona Vrastama Develiki Trypiti Ag. Ioannis 2 C. Ag. Theodori N. Gonia Rodokipos Plana 4 7 Esfigmenou M. Eleochoria Simandra Assa N. Iraklia Keli 18 Helandariou M. N. Tenedos Pyrgadikia Ammouliani Ouranoupoli N. Silata C. Arkoudas Ag.Pavlos Ag. Panteleimonas Metagitsi Vatopedion Nea Triglia Metochion Hourmitsis N. Kallikratia Zografou M. Ormylia Salonikiou Ag. Dimitriou S. Zografou Olynthos Kastamonitou M. Portaria Kalyves Pantokratoros M. Sozopoli Gerakini Docheariou M. Profiti Ilia S. N. Plagia Dionyssiou Karyes N. Flogita Vatopedio Xenophontos M. Stavronikita M. Paralia Dionyssiou Psakoudia Ag. Mamas Ag. Nikolaos Koutloumousiou M. N. MOUDANIA Iviron M. Nisi Nikiti Ormos Panagias Ag.Panteleinonos M. 11 GULF 13 Metamorfossi Xiropotamou M. Philotheou M. Karakalou M. 9 Diaporos Island OF SIGITIKOS Dafni Portes Ag. Giannis 14 GULF N. Potidea 8 C. Kastro Vourvourou Simonos Petras M. OF THERMAIKOS Osiou Grigoriou M. Kalogria Beach Megistis Lavras M. Dionyssiou M. Armenistis Beach 3 5 Ag. Pavlou M. Elia Beach Ag.Annis S. N. Fokea Lagomandra Beach Tripotamos Timiou Prodromou Megistis Lavras S. Parthenonas Ag. Triados S. GULF 6 Paradisos C. Rigas C. Akrathos C. Pyrgos Sarti Afytos OF TORONEOS N.Marmaras Airport Sani 17 Porto Carras 15 Kallithea ATHOS Port, Marina Kelyfos Island 12 Kassandria C. Sykias Hospital 1 Ag. Kyriaki Sykia Siviri Health Centre Kryopigi Galini Kassandrino 10 Traditional settlement Fourka Polychrono Spalathronisia Monument Hanioti Skala Fourkas Tristinika Area of great natural beauty Pefkochori Kalamitsi Toroni N Kalandra Mola Kalyva C. Glarocavos Cave C. Karabogia 16 Porto Koufo Ag. Paraskevi W E C. Possidi Hrousso Bath Possidi Ag. Ioannis C. Psevdokavos Nea Skioni C. Ag.Nikolaou S Golf court Paliouri C. Drepanon Loutra Winery open to visitors Halkidiki limits C. Paliouri AG.PARASKEVI S ITHONIA THERMAL SPRINGS Monastery Hiking trail KASSANDRA Aegean Melathron Alexandros Palace 63077 Καλλιθέα 63077 Κallithea 63075 Νέα Ρόδα 63075 Nea Roda Τηλ / Τel: +30 2374 020820 Fax: +30 2374 024707 Τηλ / Τel: +30 2377 031424, 31402 Fax: +30 2377 031100 [email protected] www.aegeanstar.com [email protected] www.alexandros-hotel.gr Χωρητικότητα Συνεδριακού Κέντρου / Conference centre capacity: 600 άτομα / persons Χωρητικότητα Συνεδριακού Κέντρου / Conference centre capacity: 300 άτομα/ persons Δωμάτια Ξενοδοχείου / Hotel rooms: 255 Κλίνες / Beds: 555 Δωμάτια Ξενοδοχείου / Hotel rooms: 175 Κλίνες / Beds: 420 Το Aegean Melathron Έχει τη δυνατότητα οργάνωσης οποιουδήποτε είδους εκδήλωσης ή συνεδρίου. Το συνεδριακό κέντρο του Alexandros Palace Hotel που τέθηκε σε λειτουργία το The Alexandros Palace Hotel στη χερσόνησο της Το εξειδικευμένο προσωπικό και το σύγχρονο οπτικο-ακουστικό υλικό: 2008 και βρίσκεται στο δεύτερο όροφο του κεντρικού κτιρίου. Το εμβαδόν του conference centre was Κασσάνδρας διαθέτει • Μικροφωνικές και μεγαφωνικές εγκαταστάσεις είναι 350 τ.μ. και του μπορεί να φιλοξενήσει εκδηλώσεις μέχρι και τριακοσίων opened in 2008 and is located τέσσερις (4) ολοκαίνουργιους • Οverhead & slides projector (300) ατόμων σε θεατρική διάταξη, τηρώντας πάντα υψηλές προδιαγραφές on the second floor of the συνεδριακούς χώρους: • Oθόνη στη διοργάνωση και στην παροχή υπηρεσιών. main hotel building. It has • Μακεδονία 650 ατόμων • DVD a surface area of 350 square • Αλέξανδρος 200 ατόμων • Flipchart Διαθέτει όλο τον απαιτούμενο σύγχρονο εξοπλισμό, εκθετικό χώρο και αίθουσα metres and can accommodate • Βεργίνα 150 ατόμων • Yπηρεσία fax & φωτοαντιγράφων για coffee break: events involving up to • Meeting room 50 ατόμων • Ενοικίαση laptops • Flipchart three hundred persons in • Δωρεάν ασύρματη σύνδεση στο διαδίκτυο • Projector a theatre-style auditorium. και η δυνατότητα παροχής κάθε επιπρόσθετου είδους εξοπλισμού, κατόπιν • Σύνδεση για LCD projector Organization and services are ζήτησης, καθιστούν το Aegean Melathron ιδανικό προορισμό για επιτυχημένα • Μικροφωνική εγκατάσταση & ηχεία. provided to the very highest συνέδρια, που συνδυάζονται με ονειρεμένες διακοπές και φέρουν τη σφραγίδα specifications. της υψηλής ποιότητας υπηρεσιών ενός 5άστερου ξενοδοχείου. Αξίζει τέλος Διακοσμημένο με ζεστά χρώματα, διακρίνεται για την κομψή του πολυτέλεια, να σημειωθεί ότι στο Aegean Melathron διοργανώνονται gala dinners, cocktails ενώ ο ευέλικτος φωτισμός δημιουργεί την πιο κατάλληλη, άνετη, επαγγελματική All the necessary state-of-the- και coffee breaks. και συγχρόνως εγκάρδια ατμόσφαιρα, που εγγυώνται την απόλυτη επιτυχία της art equipment is available, as κάθε εκδήλωσης. well as an exhibition space and special room for coffee breaks: • Flipcharts • Projector • LCD projector connection • Microphone & speakers Decorated in warm colours, The Aegean Melathron, The hotel can cater for events and conferences of all kinds, with fully trained the conference centre is located on the Kassandra specialist staff and state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment, including: elegant and opulent in style, peninsula, has four recently • Microphone and speaker systems while the flexible lighting opened conference venues: • Overhead and slide projector system allows users to • The Makedonia, capacity • Screen create the most appropriate 650 persons • DVD atmosphere –professional, • The Alexandros, capacity • Flipcharts yet welcoming and informal– 200 persons • Fax and photocopy services guaranteeing that any event • The Vergina, capacity • Laptop hire will be a success. 150 persons • Free wireless internet access • The Meeting Room, capac- • Additional equipment available on request ity 50 persons The Aegean Melathron is the ideal venue for a successful conference and a first-rate vacation destination, with the high-quality services of a 5-star hotel. Gala dinners, cocktails and coffee breaks can also be organized 4 5 Anthemus Sea Beach Hotel & Spa Aristotle’s Holiday Resort & Spa 63088 Ακτή Ελιά, Νικήτη 63088 Akti Elias, Nikiti 63075 Ουρανούπολη 60375 Ouranoupoli Τηλ / Τel: +30 2375 072001, 72201 Fax: +30 2375 072202 Τηλ / Τel:+30 2377 071012 Fax: +30 2377 02400 [email protected] www.anthemussea.gr [email protected] www.aristoteles.gr Χωρητικότητα Συνεδριακού Κέντρου / Conference centre capacity: 650 άτομα / persons Χωρητικότητα Συνεδριακού Κέντρου / Conference centre capacity: 1100 άτομα / persons Δωμάτια Ξενοδοχείου / Hotel rooms: 210 Κλίνες / Beds: 500 Δωμάτια Ξενοδοχείου / Hotel rooms: 332 Κλίνες / Beds: 606 Το ολοκαίνουριο συνεδριακό Διαθέτει: Το συνεδριακό κέντρο του Aristotle’s Holiday Resort & Spa στην προ του The conference centre at κέντρο του ξενοδοχείου • Μικροφωνικές και μεγαφωνικές εγκαταστάσεις Άθω περιοχή διαθέτει δεκαπέντε (15) συνδυασμούς αιθουσών, οι οποίες the Aristotle’s Holiday Resort Anthemus Sea Beach Hotel • Οverhead & slides projector είναι εξοπλισμένες με γερμανικά ηχομονωτικά panels και τις πιο σύγχρονες & Spa, located close to the & Spa στη χερσόνησο της • Οθόνη οπτικοαουστικές εγκαταστάσεις που προσαρμόζονται ανάλογα με τις ανάγκες border of Mt Athos, has a Σιθωνίας έχει ως πρώτη • DVD οποιαδήποτε εκδήλωσης. total of fifteen combinations προτεραιότητα την παροχή • Flipchart of rooms, equipped with υπηρεσιών με τις πιο υψηλές • Yπηρεσία fax & φωτοαντιγράφων Στο συγκεκριμένο χώρο μπορούν να οργανωθούν: συνέδρια, εταιρικές German-made sound- προδιαγραφές. • Eνοικίαση laptops εκδηλώσεις, σεμινάρια, γαμήλιες τελετές, επίσημα δείπνα καθώς και insulation panels and Οι εγκαταστάσεις
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