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AntorMICE workshop edition th 4 1 AntorMICE workshop 29/01/2019 The Ritz Carlton Hotel – Moscow AntorMICE workshop +7-499-5005628, [email protected] www.antormice.com AntorMICE workshop edition th 4 1 Introduction Following a decade’s worth of consecutive years of growth and success, we are pleased to announce the 14th AntorMICE Workshop which will be held in Moscow’s Ritz-Carlton Hotel on Tuesday 29th January 2019. The AntorMICE Workshop has now firmly established itself as Russia’s leading MICE industry event, exceeding expectations with every year that passes. The Russian MICE Market continues to buck the growth trend in Europe’s fastest growing outbound tourism market, with expert estimates suggesting that that it is now worth in excess of Euro 600 million per annum with Russian MICE outbound ranking within Europe’s top ten in importance. The AntorMICE Workshop is a one-day event which brings together a strong and effective mix of MICE Industry Suppliers and Corporate Travel Buyers and covers a broad range of industry categories and classes including Conferences, Incentives, Meetings and other business-related travel. Make sure you mark January 29, 2019 in your schedules so as not to miss this wonderful opportunity recognized by the industry as the year’s most important networking event. The AntorMICE workshop is an excellent and time-tested way of assisting you to introduce your product to the key MICE players in Russia and will provide you with a great opportunity for meeting, engaging with and establishing a lasting and profitable relationship with a wide range of Russian corporate buyers, travel houses and tour operators. During last year’s AntorMICE workshop, over 50 different exhibitors from over twenty countries participated. More than 400 visitors attended the event. We expect next year’s event to be even bigger than last year’s event. AntorMICE is supported by the Russian Union of the Travel Industry (RST) and the Association of Business Travel (ABT-ACTE). The event is widely promoted by our sponsors and partners, namely RATA News, TTG Newspaper, Business Travel Magazine, TourBusiness Magazine, Tourprom and on a large number of MICE-related and other internet portals. AntorMICE workshop +7-499-5005628, [email protected] www.antormice.com AntorMICE workshop edition th 4 1 Date and Time: The AntorMICE workshop is a one-day event and is held on 29th January 2019 between 10:00 and 17:00. Venue: The Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Tverskaya Street, Moscow. The theme: Conferences, Incentives, Meetings and other business-related travel. Exhibitors: National and regional tourism boards, Convention bureaus, DMCs, TMCs, event organisors, venues, airlines, hotel chains and individual hotels, tour operators, cruise companies, etc. Visitors/Buyers: Corporate buyers, MICE agencies and the travel industry from Moscow and other cities in Russia. We had over 400 visitors in 2018. Visitors are by invitation through our partners and sponsors and directly by us to over thousands of corporate buyers, travel houses and large tour operators. Who is Antor: ANTOR is the Association of foreign National Tourism Office Representatives (ANTOR) in Russia. Format: The workshop will be between 10:00 and 17:00. The event will provide for scheduled and ad-hoc meetings with buyers and visitors who registered for the event. Participation The cost of participation is euro 1,500 and includes: • participation with a work place, which includes a table and four chairs plus company name; • catalogue entry; • website listing; • free WIFI; • lunch break during workshop; • list of all visitors (buyers) with full contact details, after the event. Detailed information for participants and application form can be found at www.antormice.com. AntorMICE workshop +7-499-5005628, [email protected] www.antormice.com AntorMICE workshop edition th 4 1 Past workshop exhibitors The national/regional tourism offices of: Abu Dhabi, Austria, Bulgaria, Catalonia, China, Croatia, Cuba, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, Dubai, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Israel, Jamaica, Jordan, Korea, Latvia, Lithuania, Malaysia, Malta, Mauritius, Monaco, Morocco, Oman, Poland, Sharjah, Singapore, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, Tunisia, UK, USA. plus: 1000 UT KFT, 7°South Ltd., Accor Hospitality, ACRIS Siberia DMC, Active - Center of Business Communications, Adramar Viajes, Adriyatik Tourism, AGL Travel, Air Astana, Air Baltic Corporation, Air France, Akorn International, Albatros Travel, Albena Tour, Aldemar Hotels & Spa, Alef, Allied International, Alpha Tours, Ambassador Hotel Kaluga, Ambotis Tours Air Services, American Best Getaways, AMM Luxury Travel, AMT HOTELS, Arabian Explorer Tourism, ARMINAS TRAVEL, Ars Vitae - Hotel Representing Company, ART- TOUR, As Tallink Grupp, Astral Holidays, Astrum Spa & Conference Hotel Shelkovo, Atlas Park Hotel, AZUR RT Hotel, Balkantourist-M, Baltma Tours, BEACHCOMBER HOTELS, Blaguss Event Pro, Bluesun Hotels and Resorts, bmi, Bon Voyage Tour, BRAIN AND STORM Inc., Bratislava Tourist Board, Bulgaria Holidays, Bulgarian VIP Tours, Business Voyage, Bytsko Travel Company, CALISTA LUXURY RESORT, Capital Tour, CAPSIS HOTELS & RESORTS, Carlsbad Convention Bureau, Cathay Pacific Airways, CBV Incoming, CENTURY Incoming Spain, Clarion Congress Hotel Prague, Compass-Consulting, Conceptours, Concorde Hotels & Resorts, Con-ex Latvia Tours Group, Connect Travel Services – DMC, Connect World Travel & Tourism LLC, Corinthia Grand Hotel Royal Budapest, Corinthia Hotels International, Cornelia Hotels.Golf.Spa, Cosmos Hotel, Courtyard Marriott Kazan Kremlin Hotel, Creative Travel International, Croatia Dubrovnik Travel, Croatian Convention and Incentive Bureau, Cruise and Business Events Ltd, Danubius Hotels, Delovoy – Business Center, Demlink Travel, Destico Russia, Destination Professionals, Dolce Vita Europa, Dolores Travel Services, Dragonfly Africa, Dubrovnik Travel, EC Meetings Malta, Ela Quality Resort Hotel, Eleganzia Hotels & SPAs, Elounda SA Hotels & Resorts, Emirates, ENC MICE Solutions, ENJOY SLOVAKIA DMC, Erasetti Safaris, Ershovo Estate, Eshet Incentives & Conferences, Estonian Air, Etihad Airways, Evency Morocco, EVENT FORUM, Evrokontakt Plus Lufthansa City Center, Expert Avis Marketing, F.A. 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International, Half Moon, HELIOS HOTELS & RESORTS, Helsinki City Tourist & Convention Bureau, Hilton Egypt, Hilton Malta, Holiday Club Resorts, Holiday Malta, Honeywell Incentives, Hotel Jurmala Spa & Conference Centre, Hotel Loipersdorf Spa & Conference****s, HOTEL REY JUAN CARLOS I & PALAU DE CONGRESOS DE CATALUNYA, Hotel Services Ltd., Hoteldorf Gruner Baum, Hyatt Hotels & Resorts, IBCI - International Business Club of Investors, Iberostar Hotels & Resorts, ICTS - International Consulting und Touristik Service, Igora, Imperial Park Hotel & SPA, INCOTRADE LTD Switzerland, Intercontinental Aphrodite Hills Resort Hotel Cyprus, Intercontinental Hotels Dubai Festival City, Intercontinental Hotels Group, Intercontinental Malta, InterContinental Moscow Tverskaya, Interkon GmbH. 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