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EuroCHRIE Amsterdam 2010

Share YOUR passion with us25 - 28 October 2010
Mövenpick hotel
Amsterdam, Netherlands, The

EuroCHRIE is a yearly held conference during which the latest research in hospitality and tourism is presented to hundreds of hospitality and tourism researchers from all over the world. EuroCHRIE 2010 will be held from 25th – 28th October 2010 in downtown Amsterdam. The central theme is ‘Passion for Hospitality Excellence’. The conference will be hosted by Stenden International Hospitality Management and Saxion Hospitality Business School. Stenden and Saxion are Dutch universities of applied sciences.

For ‘excellent’ reasons to join EuroCHRIE 2010, please see the testimonials of former participants on ‘your invitation’.

Are you interested in specific hospitality and tourism subjects? Please fill in the ‘Call for Interest’ so we can connect you with people with the same interests and provide you with tailor made information!

See you at EuroCHRIE 2010 in Amsterdam!

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2010 EuroCHRIE Conference
Phone: +31-570-603400
Email: info@eurochrie2010.nl

Company Details

Hospitality NetEuroCHRIE
www.eurochrie.org
Email: info@eurochrie.org

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