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Beds Boom & Bubbles SPECIAL OCTOBER 2017 // EXPO REAL EDITION FOR HOSPITALITY & REAL ESTATE EXPERTS BEDS BOOM & BUBBLES 06/2012 Gütergleisanschluss/ 20th International Trade Fair for Property and Investment Rail siding of: As EXPO REAL 2017 October 4–6, 2017 | Messe München Stand/ www.exporeal.net Anschlussstelle/ Motorway exit Feldkirchen-West 06/2012 Gütergleisanschluss/ 20th International Trade Fair for Property and Investment Rail siding of: As EXPO REALParkplatz 2017 OctoberGeldautomat 4–6, 2017 | Messe München Stand/ www.exporeal.net ATM /Cash Machine Anschlussstelle/ Motorway exit A94 P Parking area Feldkirchen-West S t r a e r ß e Geldautomat e m Parkplatz i A94 P Parking area A99/PassauATM /Cash Machine R r S t r a ß m e e i e U-Bahn A99/Passau R Konferenzprogramm U-Bahn Konferenzprogramm Subway Subway Anschlussstelle/ Anschlussstelle/ Conference programm Conference programm München Motorway exit München Motorway exit München-Riem Munich Linienbus INVESTMENT LOCATIONS München-Riem Munich An der Point Linienbus Public Bus 1 FORUM Nord An der Point INVESTMENT LOCATIONS Public Bus TAXI Taxistand ohne Vorbestellung Gütergleisanschluss/Gütergleisanschluss/Gütergleisanschluss/1 06/2012 06/2012 FORUMTaxi rank for general cabs DISCUSSION & NETWORKING 06/2012 20 18a Rail Rail siding siding Rail siding Nord 21 2 FORUM As of:As As of:As 19 without pre-ordering of:As 17a 18 TAXI Stand/ Stand/ TAXI Taxistand ohne Vorbestellung Stand/ per App bestellte Taxen PLANNING & PARTNER- Anschlussstelle/ Motorway exit Gütergleisanschluss/Gütergleisanschluss/Gütergleisanschluss/ 17 Anschlussstelle/Anschlussstelle/MotorwayMotorway exit exit 06/2012 06/2012 Taxi rank for general cabs DISCUSSIONTaxis ordered using & NETWORKINGan app 3 SHIPS FORUM Feldkirchen-WestFeldkirchen-WestFeldkirchen-West 06/2012 Rail siding Rail siding Nord 15a 20 18a Rail siding P4 16 21 P3 2 FORUM As of:As As of:As North of:As 19 without pre-ordering Flughafen-Shuttle e er r eS Srt rt Sra atß rß a ß 15 A94A94A94 17a m m m e e e EXPO REAL FORUM Nordwest i ei e9i e 9 Airport Shuttle 4 18 TAXI R R R 13a Stand/ Stand/ Stand/ Northwest D 8 6 5 14 11a A99/PassauA99/PassauA99/Passau per App bestellte Taxen e Anschlussstelle/Anschlussstelle/Anschlussstelle/ PLANNINGHotel-Shuttle & PARTNER-13 SPECIAL REAL ESTATE Anschlussstelle/Anschlussstelle/Anschlussstelle/MotorwayMotorwayMotorway exit exit exit 17 changes to August Asof 2017—subject MotorwayMotorwayMotorwayC 1exit Cexit 2 exit MünchenMünchenCMünchen 3 C 4 Hotel Shuttle 5 - Tower Taxis ordered6 using an app 3 FORUM12 11 Feldkirchen-West München-RiemMünchen-RiemMünchen-Riem MunichMunichMunich SHIPS FORUM G Feldkirchen-WestFeldkirchen-West Am Hüllgr aben 15a Nord AnAn der Ander derPoint Point Point Am Messefrei P3 P4 16 5 a Olof- Palme-Straße Pendelbus zwischen Am Messesee GRAND PLAZA North denNord NordEingängenNord 6 s S St t S t r Flughafen-Shuttle Shuttle between p e er r e r r ra aß ße ae ß e 15 C1 C2 A94A94A94 EXPO REAL FORUM Nordwest e em m e m 9 the entrances e i i 9i ICM Airport Shuttle 21 21 21 2020 240 18a18a 18a REAL ESTATE R R R 13a B 5 B 619 19 19 7 r B 1 B 2 B 3 B 4 TAXI17a17a 17a INNOVATION NETWORK Northwest B 0 18 18 18TAXITAXI i Pendelbus Route D A99/PassauA99/PassauA99/Passau 8 6 5 14 11a - Shuttle route17 17 17 INTELLIGENT URBANIZATIONe B Anschlussstelle/Anschlussstelle/Anschlussstelle/ Hotel-Shuttle9 9 NordNordNord Am g 15a815a 15a 13 SPECIALP3 REALP4 ESTATEe l ä n d e FORUM P3P3 P4P4 o West Atrium Atrium Ost Messe- 16 16 16 changes to August Asof 2017—subject NorthNorthEingängeNorth - MotorwayMotorwayMotorway exit exit exit MünchenMünchenMünchen Änderungen – StandAugust 2017 vorbehalten / C 3 C 4 turm g C 1 C 2 TAXI Hotel Shuttle11 5 East NordwestNordwestNordwest 99 9 99 9 FORUM12 Entrances11 15 15 15 Tower e München-RiemMünchen-RiemMünchen-Riem MunichMunichMunich Konferenzräume G NorthwestNorthwestNorthwest 13a13a 13a Am Hüllgr aben 9 Conference Rooms n AnAn der Ander derPoint Point Point A 88 8 66 56 5 5 ExpressWay 14 A 5 A 6 14 14 D D D Messe- A 1 A 2 A 3 A 4 a 11a11a 11a m Am MesseseeAm haus 13 13 13 e e e Olof- Palme-Straße 10 Pendelbus7 TowerTowerTower zwischen CC 1 1C 1 C C2 2 C 2 GRANDCC 3 3CGarderobe 3 CPLAZA C4 4 C 4 Meetingmöglichkeiten Am Messesee AmAm Hüllgr AmHüllgr Hüllgr aben aben aben s - - - P0 NordNordNord21 43 6 Wardrobe Meeting opportunities 12 12 12 11 11 11 den Eingängen G G G M Am Messefrei Am Messefrei Olof- Palme-Straße Am Messefrei Olof-Olof- Palme-Straße Palme-Straße Am AmMessesee MesseseeAm Messesee p 9 9 9 10 a a a Shuttle between e 6 7 8 MEET & RETREAT LOUNGE 1 2 3 4 5 Fundbüro 10 s s s s Lost & Found e Willy-Brandt-Allee the entrances p p p ICM 21 21 21 2020 20 18a18a 18a ICMICMICM s e f r REAL ESTATE e e e 19 19 19 Meeting Center r BB 0 0B 0 BB 1 1B 1 BB 2 2B 2 BB 3 3B Pressezentrum3 B B4 4 B 4U2 B B5 5 B 5 B B6 6 B11 6 r B 5 B 6 7 (1. 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The run for hotel properties in Central Europe, especially in Germany, continues.
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