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World Championship SENIOR and MASTER WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP JESOLO LIDO (VE) – ITALY 15-24 OCTOBER 2021 SENIOR and MASTER WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP JESOLO LIDO (VE) – ITALY 15-24 OCTOBER 2021 INVITATION LETTER by WAKO IF President Mr. Roy Baker Dear WAKO members, I take pride in inviting you to the 2021 Senior and Master Kickboxing World Championships (All Disciplines). As Sport returns gradually to the international stage. I would like to wholeheartedly thank the Italian Federation, FEDERKOMBAT President Donato Milano and his team for hosting this event at very short notice. I would also like to acknowledge the other countries and presidents who also bid for the championships, Azerbaijan, Montenegro and The Netherlands. It shows the strength of WAKO to have four strong bids for the event, in such a short time and every bid, I can truly say was a strong one. But this crisis is far from over. This situation we find our federations in, our sport in, will need all our solidarity, creativity, determination and flexibility. We all will need to make sacrifices. We are only beginning to understand the scenarios for the post-corona world that will finally prevail. In fact, the corona crisis shows us again that to respect each other is not enough. We have to help each other. The major lesson is: We need more solidarity with each other, and we need to focus on the sport of KICKBOXING exclusively. I would like to express my heartfelt thanks in particular to the National Federations (NFs), the National Olympic Committees (NOCs), the athletes, the coaches and the officials in WAKO of continuing to stay positive of continuing to stay engaged in these difficult times. The great Olympic Champion Muhammad Ali, who had the Olympic Flag as one of just two flags flying at his funeral, expressed it in this way: ”I have learned that whatever time we spend on earth should be spent helping others and creating justice and equality for all people, not out of pity or shame, but out of love for all people with the knowledge that we belong not to many races, but to one race – the human race." These Championships will be the Eliminators for the upcoming World Games and Combat Games in 2022, the very highest platform our sport currently has to offer our athletes and federations, it enables us to showcase the beauty and brilliance of the sport of Kickboxing on a truly global stage. We must continue to fight and focus our efforts on a doping free sport, we must eradicate strongly all use of prohibited substances and this is why it is MANDATORY test, that all participants of the 2021 World Championships must have competed and certified in the WADA at: https://www.wada-ama.org/en/what-we-do/education-prevention/the-new-adel-is-set-to-launch-in-january-2021- 0?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIu7TD39fD8AIVzbLVCh1WNQ0uEAAYASAAEgJTc_D_BwE We all know that this journey will not be an easy one. We will have to give it our best to address the many challenges of an increasingly confrontational and ever more fragile world in deep crisis. But the WAKO family is used to giving it our best, we are used to falling down and standing back up, we are a combat sport. We are used to embracing change, and we are used to seizing opportunities. If we continue to stand together in this unity and solidarity, we can emerge from this crisis even stronger than before. But now we focus on our Athletes on enabling and allowing them to shine at the highest level our sport has to offer, to inspire future generations of kickboxers across a diverse, respectful and inclusive sport that continues to grow. There is only #onewako and there is only #onechampion and that is the WAKO champion. I look forward to meeting our WAKO family in Italy in a safe, controlled and well managed event. See you SOON. Roy Baker WAKO President 2 SENIOR and MASTER WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP JESOLO LIDO (VE) – ITALY 15-24 OCTOBER 2021 INVITATION LETTER by FEDERKOMBAT President Mr. Donato Milano To all of you dear friends of WAKO, with particular pride and a great sense of responsibility, I extend my warm invitation to you for participation in the 2021 WAKO World Championship. An event that takes on particular relevance in this dramatic moment that has affected the whole world. Allow me to send my deep feeling of closeness to all those who have been directly affected by the pandemic and to gather in prayer for those who have not made it. We are experiencing the worst crisis in sport of the last century, for this reason I believe that the organization of such a prestigious event is a strong and clear sign of recovery, of normality. A signal strongly desired by WAKO President Roy Baker and the WAKO Board to which my heartfelt thanks go. A thank you that gives meaning to the great work perpetuated with firm will without ever ceasing to believe in it, despite endless difficulties encountered. The enormous efforts made are and will be at the service of WAKO and Sport for the safeguarding of our sporting heritage. We owe it to our Athletes, to the Coaches, to the Officials, to the Commissions all who constantly give us an incredible demonstration of "adaptability". Once again, Sport shows us all its unstoppable power and reminds us of the continuous affirmation of its values. The Kickboxing World Championship produces an extraordinary amount of continuous emotions, it is a fantastic educational and cultural model of social cohesion between people, beyond all limits of human weaknesses and beyond any useless barrier. The great value of this extraordinary event will give the participants, who will compete in a spirit of Fair Play, not only the opportunity to confront each other by learning to challenge each other in compliance with the rules, but also the opportunity to socialize, meet old friends and make new friends. A great opportunity also for all of us, Managers, Technicians, Officials, so that we can transmit examples of fairness, loyalty, friendship in the spirit of SPORT for ALL! The decades-long experience of the Organizing Committee, the solidity of the Federation, the support of the CONI (Italian National Olympic Committee), the Government Authorities, the city of Jesolo and the Veneto Region, represent elements of great security for the perfect success of the world event. A great opportunity also to spend time together and visit the splendid setting of Jesolo and Venice with its natural, cultural and artistic places. In short, a perfect mix of Sport, Art and Culture of our beloved country. The WAKO World Championship is a source of pride for WAKO and for the Italian FEDERKOMBAT. An event of the highest sporting, cultural, social and relational level. Anyone who takes part will return home enriched by such a wonderful experience. Our motto: in the race “you win or you learn”. Our mascot JES-KIBO is waiting for you! Welcome, take a seat and enjoy the show! FEDERKOMBAT President Donato Milano 3 SENIOR and MASTER WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP JESOLO LIDO (VE) – ITALY 15-24 OCTOBER 2021 OFFICIAL ACCOMMODATION ACCOMMODATION at HOTEL (3***) in Jesolo (VE) Prices per person, per night (HALF BOARD) in single room in double room € 80,00 € 63,00 ACCOMMODATION at HOTEL (4****) in Jesolo (VE) Prices per person, per night (HALF BOARD) in single room in double room € 97,00 € 75,00 ACCOMMODATION at HOTEL (4**** SUPERIOR or 5*****) in Jesolo (VE) Prices per person, per night (HALF BOARD) in single room in double room € 130 € 110 The prices above are per person, per night and INCLUDE: Transfer by bus from Hotels to PalaInvent Jesolo and back during the competitions. Hotel accommodation in Jesolo (VE). Breakfast; Dinner in hotel (1/2 mineral water included). PASS and OPEN CEREMONY Prices above DO NOT include: Transport from Airport to the Hotels and back ALL BOOKINGS FOR HOTEL ACCOMMODATION must go through the agency BelMondo srl, Address: Via Silvio Trentin 69, 30016 Lido di Jesolo (VE). Please fill in the Appendix A) – HOTEL RESERVATION FORM herewith enclosed with all required information and send it. by 15th July 2021 to the kind Attention of: Mrs. SERENA CAPIOTTO (BelMondo Srl) E-mail: [email protected] Tel.: +39 0421 972844 - Fax: +39 0421 972061 and in CC to: FEDERKOMBAT Events Office E-mail: [email protected] Tel. +39 345 0135521 Together with APPENDIX A for hotel reservation you are kindly requested to send also: APPENDIX 1 – PRELIMINARY FORM with preliminary numbers of you team composition by 15th July 2021 APPENDIX 2 – FINAL ENTRY FORM with definitive numbers of your team composition by 14th September 2021 4 SENIOR and MASTER WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP JESOLO LIDO (VE) – ITALY 15-24 OCTOBER 2021 TERMS AND CONDITIONS Deadlines for Hotel booking: Availabilities and prices are guaranteed until 15th of July 2021. In case rooms are still available after 15th of July, prices of the remaining capacity can be at least 20% higher. According to the Terms and Conditions of the Championships bookings will be fixed with 50% deposit to be paid within 30th of July 2021 and the rest of the amount must be paid within 14th of September 2021 by bank transfer or credit card only. We kindly ask you to read carefully the below cancellation policy in order to avoid any problem. CANCELLATION POLICY 1. For cancellations occurring before 30th of July 2021 there is no cancellation fee, only 5% of the prepaid amount will be kept as a bank fee. 2. For cancellations occurring between 1st August and 31st August 2021, the 30% of the rooms which belong to one reservation number can be cancelled once free of charge.
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