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International MICE in KOREA www.koreaconvention.org International MICE International in KOREA MICE in KOREA 2010 to 2019 2010 to 2019 Korea MICE Bureau KOREA TOURISM ORGANIZATION MICE in KOREA 2010 to 2019 Contents 05-62·Int'l Meetings & Conventions 2010 to 2019 63-90·2010 Int'l Exhibitions 91-114·2010 Int'l Events Appendix 117 · Major Convention & Exhibition Centers 118-128 · Professional Convention Organizers 129-138 · Professional Exhibition & Event Organizers 139-140 · KTO Offices The information in this book is valid as of March 2010 and is subject to change without notice. Please confirm details with host organizations before making your arrangements. Information on meetings & conventions, exhibitions and events held in Korea is also available at www.koreaconvention.org Major Int’l Meetings & Conventions in Korea 2010 Name Date Venue / Region Homepage Mar 11-13 KINTEX / MDRT(Million Dollar Round Table) Experience 2010 www.mci.com 2010 Goyang Sheraton Grand Angioplasty Summit : TCTAP 2010 Apr 28-30 Walkerhill Hotel / www.cvrf.org 제15회 관상동맥 중재시술 국제 학술회의 2010 Seoul G20 Finance Minister and Bank Governor Summit Jun 3-5 BEXCO / www.g20.go.kr G20 재무장관, 중앙은행총재 회의 2010 Busan The 12th Asian Pacific Congress of Nephrology Jun 5-8 COEX / www.ksn.or.kr 제12차 아세아태평양 신장 학술대회 2010 Seoul World City Water Forum 2010 Aug 10-12 Songdo ConvensiA / www.wcwf2010.org 2010 세계도시물포럼 2010 Incheon XXIII IUFRO(International Union of Forest Research Aug 23-38 Organizations) World Congress COEX / www.kfri.go.kr 2010 Seoul 제23차 세계산림연구기관연합회 세계총회 2010 Joint Conference of International Society of Exposure Science & International Society for Aug 29-Sep 2 COEX / www.isesisee2010.org Environmental Epidemiology 2010 Seoul 2010 국제환경노출학회 및 국제환경역학회 공동국제학회 International Conference on Electrical Machines and Oct 10-13 Systems(ICEMS) 2010 Songdo ConvensiA / www.kiee.or.kr 2010 Incheon 2010 국제전기기기 및 시스템 학술대회 IAEA(International Atomic Energy Agency) Fusion Daejeon Convention Oct 10-17 Energy Conference Center / www.iaea.org 2010 제23차 국제원자력기구 핵융합에너지 컨퍼런스 Daejeon The 7th World Stroke Congress Oct 13-16 COEX / www.stroke.or.kr 제7차 세계뇌졸중학회 총회 2010 Seoul 2010 International Diabetes Foundation Western Oct 17-21 Pacific Region Congress BEXCO / www.diabetes.or.kr 2010 2010 국제당뇨병학회 서태평양지역회의 Busan The 17th ITS(Intelligent Transportation System) World Oct 25-29 BEXCO / www.itskorea.or.kr Congress Busan 2010 Busan 제17차 ITS(Intelligent Transportation System) 세계대회 The 4th Ubiquitous Healthy City Oct 26-29 COEX / afhc2010.gangnam.go.kr 제4차 건강도시연맹 국제대회 2010 Seoul The 3rd Asia-Pacific Heart Rhythm Society Scientific Session Oct 27-31 ICC Jeju / www.aphrs2010.org 제3회 아시아태평양부정맥 학술대회 2010 Jeju The 11th Trienial Congress of the International Sheraton Grand Oct 31-Nov 4 Federation of Societies for Surgery of the Hand Walkerhill Hotel / www.ifssh2010.com 2010 제11차 세계수부외과연맹 총회 및 학술대회 Seoul G20 Seoul Summit Nov 11-12 COEX / www.g20.go.kr G20 정상회의 2010 Seoul 2010 Asian Apicultural Association Conference Nov BEXCO / www.korapis.or.kr 2010 아시아양봉대회 2010 Busan Special Interest Group on Graphics and Interactive Techniques Asia 2010 Dec 7-10 COEX / design.seoul.go.kr 2010 Seoul 시그라프 아시아 2010 2011~ Name Date Venue / Region Homepage The 6th Congress of World Institute of Pain Apr 29-May 1 COEX / www.painfree.or.kr 제6회 세계통증학회 학술대회 2011 Seoul The 10th International Congress on AIDS in Asia and the Pacific Aug 22-26 BEXCO / www.kaids.or.kr 제10차 아시아태평양에이즈 학술대회 2011 Busan The 17th International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements Sep 28-Oct 6 To be decided / www.nyj.go.kr 2011 Namyangju 제17차 세계 유기농대회 APAO(Amorphous Poly-alpha-olefins) Congress 2012 Apr 6-10 BEXCO / www.opthalmology.org 2012 아태안과학회 총회 2012 Busan Daejeon Convention World Association Chef's Societies Apr Center / www.ikca.or.kr 2012 세계조리사회연맹 총회 2012 Daejeon Congress of the International Pig Veterinary Society 2012 Jun 3-6 ICC Jeju / www.kasv.or.kr 2012 세계양돈수의사대회 2012 Jeju ICM(International Conference on Magnetism) 2012 Jun 22-26 BEXCO / www.komag.org 2012 국제자성학회 총회 2012 Busan The 95th Lions Clubs International Convention Jun 22- 26 BEXCO / www.lc355a.org 제95차 국제라이온스클럽 세계대회 2012 Busan The 12th International Congress on Mathematics Education Jul 6-13 COEX / www.icme12.org 제12회 국제 수학교육연구발표대회(ICMI 2012) 2012 Seoul RI(Rehabilitation International) 22nd World Congress, RI(Rehabilitation International) Assembly, and Aug Songdo ConvensiA / www.freeget.net RI(Rehabilitation International) Executive Committee Meeting 2012 Incheon 2012 ERA 세계장애대회 ICE(International Congress of Entomology) 2012 Aug EXCO / www.korentsoc.org 2012 세계곤충학회 총회 2012 Daegu 2012 International Water Association Congress Sep 6-11 BEXCO / www.kswq.org 2012 세계물협회 총회 2012 Busan Name Date Venue / Region Homepage Sep 6-15 To be decided / 2012 World Conservation Congress www.me.go.kr 2012 세계자연보전 총회 2012 Jeju The 43rd International Association for the Protection of Oct 20-24 COEX / Intellectual Property General Assembly in Korea www.aippikorea.org 2012 Seoul 제43차 국제지적재산보호협회 총회 XX World Congress of International Federation of Oto- Jun1 COEX / Rhino-Laryngological Societies www.korl.or.kr 2013 Seoul 제20차 세계이비인후과학회 학술대회 The 20th World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics Jun 23-28 COEX / www.fkgs.org 제20차 세계노년학노인의학대회 2013 Seoul The 29th International Epilepsy Congress Sep 6-12 COEX / www.kes.or.kr 제29회 국제간질학술대회 2013 Seoul The 15th World Federation of Neurosurgical Societies Sep 9-13 Grand Intercontinental World Congress of Neurosurgery www.neurosurgery.or.kr 2013 Hotel / 제15차 세계신경외과 학술대회 Seoul WEC(World Energy Congress) 2013 Oct 10-19 EXCO / www.daegu2013.kr 2013 세계에너지총회 2013 Daegu IEEE(Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) Oct 27-Nov 2 COEX / Nuclear Science Symposium and Medical Imaging Conference nm.snu.ac.kr 2013 Seoul 핵의학 심포지움 및 의료영상 컨퍼런스 The 10th Assembly of the World Council of Churches BEXCO / 2013 www.kncc.or.kr 제10차 세계교회협의회 총회 Busan The 11th World Congress of International Hepato- May 20-27 To be decided / Pancreato-Biliary Association www.khbp.or.kr 제11차 세계간담췌학회 학술대회 2014 Seoul The 20th World Congress of Soil Science Oct 26-30 COEX / www.ksssf.or.kr 제20차 세계토양총회 2014 Seoul The 32nd World Congress of Internal Medicine COEX / Oct 26-30 www.kaim.or.kr 제32차 세계내과학술대회 2014 Seoul International Congress of Mathematicians To be decided / www.kms.or.kr 2014 국제수학자대회 2014 Seoul The 31st International Congress on Occupational Health May 10-16 COEX / www.kosha.or.kr 제31회 국제산업보건대회 2015 Seoul ICN(International Council of Nurses) of National Jun 1-5 COEX / Representatives Meeting & International Conference 2015 www.koreanurse.or.kr 국제간호협의회 각국 대표자 회의 및 국제 학술대회 Seoul World Allergy Congress Oct 10-14 COEX / www.allergy.or.kr 세계알레르기 학술대회 2015 Seoul The 26th ISH(International Society of Hypertension) Sep 1 COEX / Biennial Scientific Meeting www.koreanhypertension.org 2016 Seoul 제26차 세계고혈압학회 학술대회 2016 Rotary International Annual Convention 2016 COEX / www.rotarykorea.org 로타리서울 국제대회 Seoul Int’l Meetings & Conventions 2010 to 2019 *수록 기준 : 10명 이상의 외국인이 참가하며 4시간 이상 개최되는 JAN 2010 정부/공공·협회/학회·기업회의 Expected Date Name Venue/Region Host Organization Attendance l Meetings & Conventions 2010 to 2019 05-06 2010년 겨울 국제언어학 학술대회 Konkuk University 한국언어학회 c : 5 ’ 2010 Winter International Seoul The Linguistic Society of Korea o : 20 Int Conference on Linguistics(WICL Department of English Language and Literature, t : 200 2010) Chungang University, 221, Heukseok-dong, e : - Dongjak-gu, Seoul, Korea(156-756) Tel : 02-815-5178 Fax : 02-812-5178 Contact : Jang Young-Jun Homepage : www.linguistics.or.kr E-mail : [email protected] 09 2010 만성폐색병변 학술대회 Seoul Asan 심장혈관연구재단 c : 7 CTO(Chronic Total Occlusions) Center Cardio Vascular Research Foundation o : 50 Live 2010 Seoul 2nd Floor, Asan Institute for Education & t : 250 Research, 388-1, Pungnap-2 dong, e : - Songpa-gu, Seoul, Korea(138-736) l Exhibitions Tel : 02-3010-4720 Fax : 02-475-6898 ’ Contact : - Homepage : www.cvrf.org E-mail : [email protected] 13-14 한국레지오교육협회 2010 국제학술대회 Kim Koo Museum 한국레지오교육협회 c : 4 2010 Int 2010 KAREA(Korean Association & Library Korean Association for the Reggio Emilia o : 20 for the Reggio Emilia Approach) Seoul Approach t : 100 International Conference Rm. 802, Hyundai Topics, Bangi-dong, e : - Songpa-gu, Seoul, Korea(138-050) Tel : 02-416-2581 Fax : 02-3431-9695 Contact : - Homepage : www.karea.or.kr E-mail : [email protected] 13-15 2010 한국허벌라이프 스펙타큘라 The Shilla Jeju 한국허벌라이프 c : 5 2010 Herbalife Korea Spectacular Jeju Herbalife Korea Co., Ltd. o : 100 1-3F, Rm. 86-8, I-Castle B/D, Nonhyeon-2 dong, t : 1,800 Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Korea(135-818) e : 20 Tel : 02-513-2691 Fax : 02-508-0905 Contact : - Homepage : kr.herbalife.com l Events E-mail : [email protected] ’ 15-16 제11차 한일중재 심포지엄 BEXCO 중재시술연구회 c : 3 The 11th KSIC(Korean Society of Busan Korean Society of Interventional Cardiology o : 20 Interventional Cardiology)- Rm. 309, Ssangyong Platinum Bldg., 1445-13, t : 600 CVIT(Centre for Visual Information Seocho-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Korea(137-073) e : - 2010 Int Technology) Joint Symposium Tel : 02-582-8208 Fax : 02-582-8209 Contact : - Homepage : www.kscvi.org/2010 E-mail : [email protected] C : Participating countries O : Overseas participants T : Total participants E : Exhibitors 5 Int ’ JAN 2010 l Meetings & Conventions 2010 to 2019 Expected Date Name Venue/Region Host Organization Attendance 21 과학기술리더스 포럼 Westin Chosun 과학기술정책연구원 c : 5 Science & Technology Leaders Hotel Science and Technology Policy Institute o : 66 Forum Seoul 20F, Specialty Construction Center, Boramaegil t : 195 44, Dongjak-gu, Seoul, Korea(156-714) e : - Tel : 02-3284-1800 Fax : 02-849-8016 Contact : Hong Jung-Im Homepage : www.stepi.re.kr E-mail : [email protected] 24-27 APMT(Advanced Polymeric The Shilla Jeju 한국고분자학회 c : 15 Materials and Technology) Jeju The Polymer Society of Korea o : 150 Symposium 2010 Rm.
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