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8th APacCHRIE Conference

Integrating Hospitality & Tourism in Asia and Pacific 3 - 6 June 2010
Pullman Bangkok King Power
Bankok, Thailand

The APacCHRIE Annual Conference will be held in Bangkok, from 3-6 June, 2010.

APacCHRIE, Asia Pacific Council on Hotels Restaurants and Institutional Education, is an arm of the I-CHRIE. Formed in 2003 by Professor Kaye Chon of Hong Kong Polytechnic University, to date, the Association has approximately 91 members who are hospitality educators, researchers, industry practitioners, and post-graduate students in the Asia Pacific Region. The Association seeks to provide a marketplace for facilitating exchanges of information. Ideas, research, products and services related to education, training and resource development for the hospitality and tourism industry.

Contact Information

Professor Manat Chaisawat
Prince of Songkla University, Phuket Campus
Phone: +66 76 276 212
Email: manat@phuket.psu.ac.th

Company Details

Hospitality NetThe International Council On Hotel, Restaurant & Institutional Education (I-CHRIE)
www.chrie.org
2810 North Parham Road | Suite 230
USA - Richmond, VA 23294
Phone: (804) 346-4800
Fax: (804) 346-5009
Email: webmaster@chrie.org

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