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99th Kiwanis International Convention's Japan Debut - in Chiba City |
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Published On: 2013-03-14 |
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 The Chiba Convention Bureau and International Center successfully bid to bring the 99th Annual Kiwanis International Convention to Makuhari Messe in Chiba City in 2014.
Kiwanis International is the third largest volunteer social service organization in the world. The 99th international convention was set to take place in Asia, but the country and venue had not been decided. The Chiba Convention Bureau then began direct negotiations with the International Headquarters. Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan was selected because of the international accessibility through Narita and Haneda airports, the convenient domestic transportation system that allows easy access to Tokyo and the rest of the country, and the way local stakeholders came together as one to provide support and enthusiasm for the conference.
The annual conference for the Kiwanis Asian-Pacific Region, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary since its founding in 1964, will be held in conjunction with the Kiwanis International Convention in 2014.
It is hoped that the convention will raise Chiba City and Chiba Prefectures international profile, and that the city, prefecture, and nation will be imbued with Kiwanis International’s slogan, "Serving the Children of the World".
*Kiwanis International is the 3rd largest volunteer social service organization behind International Rotary and Lions Club. It has roughly 220,000 members in 7,500 clubs in over 80 countries. When including all of the other clubs in the "Kiwanis Family", including youth clubs, there are over 600,000 members.
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-Convention Name: The 99th Annual Kiwanis International Convention
-Organizer: Kiwanis International
-Date: July 16th to 20th, 2014
-Venue: Makuhari Messe and surrounding hotels
-Participants: 3,000 people (1,000 domestic, 2,000 from 40 courtiers)
-Economic Impact: 1,100,340 thousand yen (projected)
-Outline of Convention:
activities reports, recognition and awards, fund raising, officers' elections, forums, workshops, fellowship, excursions, etc.
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Hkcec Welcomes 5 New Exhibitions and 29 Major Conferences in 2013 |
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Published On: 2013-03-14 |
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 The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (“HKCEC”) has continued to expand its impressive event portfolio by securing five new exhibitions and 29 major conferences for 2013. This is in addition to its hosting of over 100 annually recurring exhibitions, 11 of which are the largest of their kind in the world or in Asia.
In addition, more than 1,000 corporate functions, meetings, banquets and entertainment events such as concerts and film shows are expected to be staged at the HKCEC over the year.
The strong line-up of new and major events for 2013 is the result of effective marketing strategies combined with world-class services delivered by the venue’s professional private management company, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (Management) Ltd (“HML”).
The five new exhibitions that will launch at the HKCEC in 2013 are organised by five different organisations. Two of these are based overseas, and three are first-time customers of the HKCEC. The five new exhibitions cover affordable art, luxury watches, property investment and management in India, home interiors and social services, and their range further expands the remarkable diversity of events and organiser portfolios that HML currently caters for so successfully.
CBRE Indian Property Show 2013 and Caring Company Partnership Expo 2013, were successfully concluded at the HKCEC in January. Another new exhibition, In-Home Expo 2013, to be held in June, will cover home interior related products and services and will feature local interior designers.
Affordable Art Fair Hong Kong 2013 will be staged at the HKCEC for the first time on 15-17 March. Founded in 1999 in London by a UK-based company, the Affordable Art Fair aims to make contemporary art accessible to everyone in an inspiring and friendly atmosphere, allowing visitors to appreciate original paintings, prints, sculpture and photography all under one roof. The art works on offer are priced between HK$1,000 and HK$100,000 (between US$130 and US$13,000). The Fair has become a leading showcase for contemporary art in 15 cities including London, New York, Amsterdam, Milan and Singapore. The inaugural Affordable Art Fair Hong Kong will showcase art works from over 80 galleries from all over the world, with a 60% focus from Asia.
Ms Camilla Hewitson, Fair Director of the Affordable Art Fair Hong Kong, said, “The fair will attract both seasoned collectors and new art buyers. We expect that 30% of visitors will have never bought an original work of art before. By creating a new generation of collectors and making art accessible to more people, the Fair is playing an important role in developing the art market in Hong Kong. The HKCEC is an ideal venue for this unique fair, given the HML team’s experience in co-ordinating world-class art events and servicing event attendees from around the world.”
Another highlight of the year is Watches & Wonders – Asia Haute Horlogerie, organised by the Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie of Geneva, Switzerland. The event will be held at the HKCEC from 25 to 28 September, in response to spectacular growth in the Asian market for fine watches. Thousands of Asian retailers will join collectors, journalists, and all those who are passionate about exquisitely crafted timepieces at the HKCEC. The culture, expertise and heritage of fine watchmaking will be showcased by the 13 exhibiting Maisons in magnificent booths in Hall 1 of the HKCEC.
Mrs Fabienne Lupo, Chairwoman and Managing Director of the Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie, comments, “The HKCEC has a long established reputation for its high quality services and has delivered numerous world-class events, and so it is the obvious choice as a venue for this exclusive event in Asia. Even at the booking stage and during our site visits, we were assured of the expertise and professionalism of the HKCEC team. What’s more, Hong Kong is widely recognised as an efficient and international city that is also a centre for the luxury business. All 13 Maisons do business in Hong Kong.”
The 29 major conferences to be held at the HKCEC in 2013 are expected to bring around 30,000 high-level delegates, experts and government officials from all over the world to Hong Kong, making significant economic contributions to the city. These conferences cover a diverse range of topics, from statistics and yoga, to dentistry, dermatological science and spinal care related subjects. Of the total, 15 are international conferences and 11 are new arrivals at the HKCEC.
Ms Monica Lee-Müller, HML’s Managing Director, said, “At HML, we offer powerful incentives to attract new events and encourage continued growth of recurrent exhibitions. In the light of the construction or redevelopment of numerous facilities in other Asian cities, we firmly believe that it is just as important to ensure exceptional high quality service by a team of professionals as it is to continue investing in facilities to enhance our competitiveness.”
Source:- ICCA
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Roslyn Mcleod Oam Named Industry Person of the Year |
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Published On: 2013-03-14 |
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 arinex’ Managing Director, Roslyn McLeod, was awarded with the Industry Person of the Year Award at the AIME CEO Summit on Tuesday 26 February 2013.
The reputable award was presented by Craig Moyes, portfolio director for Reed Travel Exhibitions and Karen Bolinger, CEO of the Melbourne Convention Bureau, who acknowledged Roslyn’s significant contribution to the business events industry in Australia.
Roslyn has been a pioneer in the international meetings sector, opening Tour Hosts’ first office in 1973. Today the company has grown to four offices across Australia and is now known as arinex, the largest PCO operation in this country.
Besides running her own company, Roslyn has been a significant partner of convention bureaus in driving international business to Australia. Her involvement in raising the profile of the Australian business events industry is further highlighted by her positions in international industry bodies such as IAPCO (the International Association of Professional Congress Organizers), ICCA, Starwood Asia Pacific MICE Advisory Board and INCON (the Global Partnership of Conferences and Event Companies), and BECA here at home.
Roslyn comments: “This award makes February 2013 a most memorable one and I am most grateful to MCB and Reed. I had just flown in from Dublin where I stepped down after 11 years from the IAPCO Council. I have really enjoyed putting Australia on the map for the last 11 years by not only attending the three Council meetings each year but also seven years lecturing at the Annual January Residential IAPCO Seminar at Wolfsberg Switzerland and undertaking a number of regional seminars in Asia and the Middle East plus presentations and speeches on the industry trade show education programs.
“It has been a heavy workload which I have done with pleasure therefore it is particularly gratifying to receive this AIME Award as acknowledgement of these years of absence from home and arinex as well as my involvement in the industry here in Australia. I am indebted to the strong and unfaltering support I receive from my husband Angelo Bonanno, my children and of course the many talented and capable individuals who are the arinex team.”
When asked why she gives so much to the industry Roslyn responded: “We all know the inherent challenges Australia faces to attract global meetings to our country. My perception has always been that if each of us does our part on the worldwide stage, we will together build Australia’s reputation as a highly thought-of destination.”
Source:- ICCA
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Elevating Industry Knowledge to Attract More International Meetings to Malaysia |
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Published On: 2013-03-14 |
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 The Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre’s (the Centre) annual Association Seminar this year brought together local association executives, industry partners and industry experts to an interactive forum to exchange knowledge and share international best practices on delivering successful meetings, and to keep abreast with growing trends, such as sustainability and technology, impacting the global meetings industry.
Themed “What are the right ingredients to organise a successful conference?”, the gathering of more than 120 participants from over 40 national associations and meeting industry partners heard from key Professional Conference Organisers (PCOs) and national association decision-makers as well as Mr Roger Simons, Group Sustainability Manager, MCI Group, who elaborated on how sustainability and market trends are impacting the way conferences are organised.
According to Mr Simons, the increasing awareness of and commitment to conservation and sustainable development within the business tourism industry is no longer a trend, rather a common practice among PCOs and associations and while eco-friendly events are not new in Malaysia or the rest of world, more and more clients are becoming aware of the importance of sustainability. Therefore, associations, events and venues are not just encouraged, but more likely expected, to reflect this shift in focus.
“There is now a need to rethink the way associations host events and use sustainable practices not only during the event itself, but both pre and post and within their organisation as well. And given the economic climate in Europe and the United States, international associations are now looking to Asia for their conferences and possibly to headquarter their operations. This opens the door for emerging Asian-based associations to gain a stronger foothold within their international association network.”
Given the Centre’s position as Malaysia’s leading convention facility, General Manager Datuk Peter Brokenshire acknowledged the Centre had a responsibility to educate, encourage and inspire local associations to actively engage their international counterparts to gain bid support to bring their international meetings to Malaysia. “This annual knowledge-sharing platform is one of our primary initiatives towards this end whilst providing another avenue for representatives from the various associations to network, build rapport and to share knowledge and experiences for everyone’s mutual benefit.”
Topics discussed in this 8th edition included:
· Will technology impact your conference format? byMs Cynthia Martin, Managing Director, Crystal Edge Sdn Bhd;
· What are the challenges when planning a conference? byMs Aldia Lai, General Manager, AOS Conventions and Events Sdn Bhd;
· How to grow a local association into an active local association? by Ms Yap Shook Fung, Director, Console Communications Sdn Bhd;
· How to attract the younger generation to join associations? by Adjunct Prof. (Dr) Alias bin Masod, President, Malaysia Association of Learning and Development; and,
· How to encourage local associations to be more active in their international chapter? by Puan Zahariah Abdul Rahman, CEO/Head Directorate, World Gas Conference (WGC) 2012 National Organising Committee.
Helmed by the five guest speakers and Mr Simons and moderated by the Centre’s Director of Sales & Marketing, Ms Angeline Lue, the interactive dialogue and Q&A sessions also saw opinions and knowledge shared on trending industry themes such as Gen. Y; technology, more specifically how incorporating social media can benefit one’s business events; how to build and maintain sponsorship relationships; why planning ahead and time management are essential; and the importance of having an established supply chain in place when bidding for international events.
According to the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), in 2012, the meetings industry outgrew the global economy, increasing its total contribution to global GDP by three per cent. Job creation was up by 5 million to 260 million. And, for the first time in history, travel and tourism now supports one in 11 of all jobs in the world, with more than 10 per cent of all new jobs created last year coming from the industry.
The Centre’s annual Association Seminar is supported by her Team Malaysia partners of Malaysia Convention & Exhibition Bureau (MyCEB), Tourism Malaysia, Malaysia Airlines, Malaysia Airports and Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur.
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Opening of new African regional office acknowledges development of the international association meetings market in the African region. |
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Published On: 2013-03-12 |
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Ms. Chris Prieto, CMP, is the new South African based Regional Director covering the African region. She brings a wealth of experience in operations, frontline sales and marketing, and in-depth knowledge of the meetings industry in Africa.
After the first months of intensive training on ICCA’s products and services, Chris is looking forward to her first edition of Meetings Africa as an ICCA representative:
Chris Prieto: “My top priority is to make sure that every member in Africa knows that they’ve now got a friendly African point of contact to help them get the maximum value out of their ICCA membership, to make them aware of how to use the ICCA network, the database, and the full range of ICCA services.”
ICCA President Arnaldo Nardone stated: “The opening of the new regional offices in Africa isn't simply a move to deliver better services to our existing members in this region, but a recognition that the international association meetings market is continuing to evolve, and it is in the growth of regional meetings that we anticipate some of the most dramatic future developments. This trend is already well established in Asia and Latin America and the recent establishment of an African society for association executives shows that Africa is starting to move down the same road. What this implies is that there is going to be more business for our existing members in these regions, more new events to identify and add to the ICCA Association Database, more new infrastructure developments, more understanding of the strategic importance of association events by city and national governments, and more interest in ICCA by potential new members. It is strategically important for ICCA to build a long-term presence in the African market.”
ICCA now has five regional offices in addition to its Head Office in Amsterdam, with established operations already serving Asia-Pacific, North- and Latin America, and new regional offices in the Middle East and Africa.
Source:-ICCA
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Centre Logo Marks 25 Remarkable Years |
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Published On: 2013-03-10 |
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 The Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre has unveiled a special logo to celebrate its 25th anniversary this year.
With the tag line “25 Remarkable Years”, the logo interprets the colours of the existing Centre symbol to present a vibrant reminder of the venue’s leadership and achievements since 1988.
The Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre was opened by the Queen on May 4, 1988 as part of Australia’s Bicentenary celebrations.
Centre Chief Executive Ton van Amerongen said the logo would celebrate a milestone, not just for the Centre but for the entire Australian business events industry.
“The opening of the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre put Australia on the world meetings stage and paved the way for the development of the nation’s events industry,” Mr van Amerongen.
“Over the past 25 years, the Centre has made an outstanding economic contribution to the community, both directly through the events we have hosted and indirectly via the industries that have flourished as a result of the events that have been held here.
“Our anniversary is cause for celebration for many different industries as well as the national event sector.”
Mr van Amerongen said the new logo would be used in a range of internal and external communications.
“It truly has been 25 remarkable years. We have a lot to celebrate and it’s particularly fitting that this landmark year is also one of our busiest years on record,” Mr van Amerongen said.
The Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre will close in December this year to allow for the creation of a new Sydney International Convention, Exhibition and Entertainment Precinct, scheduled to open in late 2016.
Source:- Sydney
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TCEB ups 2013 MICE growth target to 10% p.a.Three new strategies to boost MICE visitor numbers to 940,000, with 88 billion baht in revenues |
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Published On: 2013-03-08 |
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 After a highly successful 2012 which beat industry targets, Thailand’s MICE industry is poised for another dynamic year ahead. Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (Public Organization) or TCEB has revised its annual target for 2013, and now projects an ambitious 10% growth in MICE visitor numbers this year.
As the government’s central agency responsible for coordinating and driving Thailand’s MICE sector, TCEB expects to accomplish this via three strategies- to penetrate new markets, build strategic alliances and position the industry to compete effectively in the forthcoming single market of the AEC. TCEB expects to welcome more than 940,000 MICE visitors to Thailand this year, boosting revenues by 88 billion baht, equivalent to US$ 2.93 billion.
Mr Thongchai Sridama, TCEB’s Acting President, disclosed that “Last year, TCEB’s efforts to boost Thailand’s MICE industry bore fruit, with 895,224 MICE visitors, and industry revenues of 79.8 billion baht (US$ 2.66 billion). In view of this excellent performance and analysis of the prospects for 2013, we have revised this year’s targets upwards by approximately 10% compared with our original estimates. This translates into an increase from the original 2013 target of 792,000 MICE visitors to 940,000 MICE visitors in 2013. Projected Industry revenues too have been revised upwards from 63.9 billion Baht (US$ 2.13 billion) to 88 billion Baht (US$ 2.93 billion).
Thailand’s MICE industry is a major economic driver, contributing 8.95 percent of the country’s overall tourism market, and 0.6% of national GDP. In 2013 the meetings industry is expected to attract 231,000 visitors or 25% of the total sector; incentive travel will account for 229,800 visitors, or 24% of international MICE visitors. International Conventions will account for over 306,600 MICE travelers, or 33% of the total, with international exhibitions accounting for 172,600 visitors, or 18 percent of the total MICE visitors in 2013.”
Continuing, Mr Thongchai added, “In line with the upward adjustment of our targets for this year, TCEB has developed three new strategic thrusts to accomplish our new organizational role and mandate as the growth driver for Thailand’s MICE industry. Starting from our role as a strategic business ally for private sector operators, and in providing creative leadership for the industry, our first strategy focuses on market development, both domestic and overseas, with an emphasis on emerging markets. For the international market, we aim to develop the potential of second tier cities in these countries, especially high-growth economic hubs. For example, in India, we are promoting incentive tourism in the cities of Coimbatore, Mangalore and Pune, building on our longstanding presence in the major cities of Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore. In China too, we have expanded from our traditional major markets of Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou to the fast-growing economic hub of Guangdong; and in Myanmar we are now actively working in the coastal city of Dawei, which is currently enjoying unprecedented growth, driven by construction of a deep-sea port, an industrial zone, together with urban developments and resorts. Dawei will serve as a key trade linkage connecting Bangladesh, China, India and Thailand, and enhancing Thailand’s competitiveness and investment potential. For the domestic MICE industry, we plan to develop new “MICE Cities” including Khon Kaen and Had Yai; both are major provincial centres with dedicated convention venues and hotels; MICE activities in these cities mainly serve the thriving local business communities. TCEB is working closely with the private sector to ensure integration and effective implementation of market promotion plans at the sector level, and further boost the status of these important MICE Cities.
“The second approach is to expand TCEB’s network of strategic alliances, in line with our mandate to strengthen industry linkages and stimulate growth. In the international market TCEB has joined hands with several international MICE agencies to develop new products and services and set industry standards. Our partners include the International Association of Professional Congress Organizers (IAPCO) as well as Meeting Professionals International. (MPI). This year TCEB will collaborate with industry bodies to organize seminars for MICE operators in Thailand and in the region; for example we have cooperated in organizing seminars at the IT&CMA and CTW Asia Pacific 2013 trade show events, and worked together with the Green Meeting Industry Council (GMIC) to organize Green MICE events to raise awareness and encourage industry compliance with environmental standards. Thailand has been positioned as a Green Meetings destination to the members of these associations.
“In regard to Thailand’s domestic MICE market, TCEB is expanding its airline partnerships with Thai Airways, Bangkok Airways. Nok Air and Air Asia, etc. The aim is to organize activities to boost the domestic MICE market during the low-season (May to August). We have together developed special promotional packages aimed at corporate clients organizing MICE events in Thailand. The packages include special discount airfares, accommodation packages and visits to Royal Project initiatives for MICE event participants.
Source:- TCEB
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Malaysia Wins Million Doller Round Table Experience 2014 |
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Published On: 2013-03-06 |
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 The Malaysia Convention & Exhibition Bureau (MyCEB) today announced that Malaysia will be the proud host of the Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT) Experience in 2014. It is scheduled to be held from 13 - 15 February at the prestigious Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (the Centre) with the objective to bring MDRT’s Annual Meeting experience to producers in other countries.
Modeled after MDRT’s world reknowned Annual Meeting, the MDRT Experience delivers cutting-edge sales technique and ideas, technical information and motivational concepts for those in the life insurance and financial services business. Open to both MDRT members and non-members, it has been described as a one-of-a-kind event, unrivaled in the world of business.
Founded in 1927 and is also known as The Premiere Association of Financial Professionals, MDRT consists of nearly 36,000 of the world’s leading life insurance and financial services professionals. As 64 percent of its members are based in the Asia Pacific, the MDRT Experience have been held in several Asian cities including Bangkok (2006), Chiba (2008), Seoul (2010) and Singapore (2011) as an effort to increase its membership and brand awareness in the world’s largest and fastest growing economic region. Upcoming host cities, other than Kuala Lumpur, will be India in 2013.
“This is the first time that the meeting is being hosted in Malaysia,” said Mr. Zulkefli Hj. Sharif, Chief Executive Officer, MyCEB. “We are expecting to welcome approximately 5,000 attendees from 20 countries worldwide to Malaysia in 2014 . This event is estimated to generate close to RM50 million in economic impact to the country and RM 30million on visitors expenditure which will highly benefit Malaysia’s economy,” he continued.
Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre’s General Manager, Datuk Peter Brokenshire expresses, “It is indeed an honour to have the Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT) association finally gather in Malaysia. We look forward to welcoming the world’s leading life insurance and financial services professionals to the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre come 2014.”
Attendees to the MDRT Experience will be exposed to some of the finest and most innovative sales ideas in the industry. From past events, the MDRT Experience offers approximately 100 speakers during its motivational Main Platform presentations, education Focus Sessions and insightful breakfast and evening sessions. Most importantly, participants are presented with an opportunity to network with other top financial services professionals from around the world.
According to Raymond Kopcinski, Meeting Services Director at MDRT, “The MDRT Experience meeting will provide attendees with three days of motivational and inspirational presentations, whereby industry speakers that will encourage them to increase their production and achieve higher success. Most importantly, participants are presented with an opportunity to network with other top financial services professionals from around the world.”
Source:- Malaysia Convention Center
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Will Be Exporting Cotton Bags For The Very First Time to China ! |
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Published On: 2013-03-06 |
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 After having provided with delegate bags to EASL 2013, EASL 2012, ILAE 2012, WHF 2012 and many other key associations in the MICE industry, Township Patterns is on its way to China for the very first time. Three weeks after our meeting with the International Society of Nephrology in Brussels, we are very proud to announce that we will be assisting them with their conference “World Congress of Nephrology, sustainability and diversity” which is taking place in Hong Kong from May 31 to June 4, 2013.
Since ISN’s first congress in 1960, WCN aims to advance the education of physicians and other professionals, support the development of renal research, and facilitate the delivery of high-quality healthcare worldwide.
WCN is welcoming 5,000-6,000 delegates this year. Our co-operatives based in Khayelitsha and Manenberg – ones of the most precarious townships in the Western Cape – will be manufacturing some BS08 Vertical Congress bags, with our off white cotton outside, Red cotton inside, a nice orange blackberry pocket and an inspiring logo screen printed on the flap of the bag.
Congratulations Township® Patterns – may we keep up the good work, strong ethical values and social empowerment mission !
Source:- ICCA
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Estonia Picks Birgit oigemeel for Eurovision |
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Published On: 2013-03-05 |
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 Birgit Õigemeel has beat out nearest rival Grete Paia to take the top spot in the Eesti Laul, the national competition that determines Estonia's Eurovision Song Contest entry.
In the competition's final round, held in Tallinn's Nokia Concert Hall on March 2, the two contenders scored the highest marks in a 50-50 combination of jury and televoting. The two then faced each other in a televoting "Superfinal," which ended with Estonian viewers picking Õigemeel's "Et uus saaks alguse" (The New Would Begin Again) to represent Estonia in Malmö this May.
Speaking to ERR News directly after the win, Õigemeel said that the result came as a shock. "Last year I was in seventh place and two years ago third. This year I just took it really slow and easy and didn't have any expectations," she said.
Though she plans to perform the song in Estonian in Eurovision, the 24-year-old said she might record versions in English and Russian as well.
The Saturday night event was hosted by Anu Välba and Marko Reikop, presenters of the ETV talk show "Ringvaade." Between performances, video clips by comic actors Mait Malmsten and Jan Uuspõld lampooning foreigners were shown in an apparent attempt to raise a few chuckles.
As many as 157 hopefuls submitted songs to this year's Eesti Laul, an event designed as much to showcase new local talent as it is to fill the nation's Eurovision slot.
The next step for Estonia's entry is presentation at the contest's first semifinal on May 14.
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