LEISURE MANAGEMENT DIARY DATES 06-08 SEP 2011
BASES Annual Conference University of Essex The BASES Conference 2011 will put the topic of fatigue under the micro- scope with a series of keynote lectures delivered by experts in the fields of physiology, biomechanics, nutrition and psychology. Fatigue limits the perform- ance of athletes at all levels and is a debilitating symptom in a variety of clinical conditions. A number of sym- posia and workshops are also planned that will explore not only the different aspects of fatigue, but will also offer the chance to debate current topics such as transcranial magnetic stimula- tion, ‘green’ exercise, paralympic sport and exercise for health. Tel 0113 8126162
www.bases.org.uk
06 SEP 2011
LPF Late Summer Party 2011 at the offices of Lawrence Graham LLP This year’s Leisure Property Forum summer party is free for members as well as their guests to attend, but it’s by invitation only. Invitations were sent out to members earlier this year. If you are not yet a member and would like to attend the event, the please contact the LPF administration team for details about how to join. Contact Michael Emmerson/LPF admin Tel +44 (0)1462 471932 Email
info@leisurepropertyforum.org www.leisurepropertyforum.org/subs.cfm
12-17 SEP 2011
Association of Zoos and Aquariums Annual Conference 2011 Zoo Atlanta, US Regarded as the premier event for zoo and aquarium professionals, AZA’s Annual Conference brings together lead- ers in for six days of networking with peers, exploration of new ideas and best practices, sharing of success- ful programmes, and learning about new technology, products, and serv- ices. There will be a range of speakers, expert-led educational programming, face-to-face meetings with colleagues, more than 120 exhibitors, networking and social events, as well as the ever popular Zoo Day for delegates. Tel +1 301-562-0777
www.aza.org
114 12-14 SEP 2011
The Energy Event NEC, Birmingham The Energy Event is aimed at all organi- sations that want to take control of their energy use, comply with legislation and procure energy more intelligently. It brings together all of the major energy suppliers and brokers in the UK under one roof as well as presenting one of the largest seminar programmes of its kind in the UK.
www.theenergyevent.com
12-14 SEP 2011
European Spa & Beyond Beauty Paris Porte de Versailles, Paris The European Spa summit is held alongside an international exhibition – Beyond Beauty Paris – with over 500 exhibitors showcasing the latest prod- ucts and technologies.
www.beyondbeautyparis.com
20-22 SEP 2011
Leisure Industry Week NEC, Birmingham Leisure Industry Week is the UK’s larg- est and most influential exhibition for the leisure industry, catering for all sectors of out-of-home leisure indus- try, attracting thousands of industry professionals. Spanning seven sec- tors, each is designed to highlight the latest trends and innovation available to operators, helping them to attract more customers and to keep them com- ing back more often. LIW show areas include Health & Fitness and Sport, Pool and Spa, Play & Attractions, Food & Drink, Leisure Facilities, and the Youth Engagement Zone.
www.liw.co.uk
03-04 OCT 2011
Museums Association Conference and Exhibition 2011 The Brighton Centre
The Museum Association’s annual con- ference and exhibition is one of the largest museum and gallery events in the UK. More than 1,300 museum and gallery professionals are expected to attend, coming together to network and to discuss the important issues affect- ing the sector. Tel +44 (0)20 7426 6959
www.museumsassociation.org
Read Leisure Management online
leisuremanagement.co.uk/digital 05-07 OCT 2011
WWA 31st Annual Trade Show Hilton Riverwalk & New Orleans Convention Center The WWA Trade Show is the largest gathering of water leisure professionals in the world. The annual event offers educational opportunities with more than 50 breakout sessions, a trade show with more than 300 booths and networking opportunities during day and evening events. Tel +1 913 599 0300
www.waterparks.org
11-12 OCT 2011
Energy Solutions London Olympia
The show is for those in search of education and practical energy man- agement initiatives such as energy monitoring and analysis, the use of energy consultants, managing the purchase of utilities and energy effi- cient products and services. The event is supported by the Carbon Trust, a leading global organisation providing specialist support to help businesses cut carbon emissions and save energy.
www.energysolutionsexpo.co.uk
13 OCT 2011
VAC 2011 QEII Conference Centre, London The Annual National Conference of Visitor Attractions (VAC), a national con- ference organised by the industry for the industry. Visitors can earn about the latest industry opportunities for greater success. The show is for own- ers, managers or marketers of a visitor attraction, opinion formers, and tourism and heritage professionals.
www.vac2011.co.uk
26-28 OCT 2011
FSB 2011 Cologne Exhibition Centre This international trade fair and busi- ness platform for recreation areas, sports and swimming pool facilities is held every two years. Authorities, operators, planners, construction com- panies, sport clubs and architects can view products and solutions surround- ing games and sports, leisure and relaxation, fitness and wellness. Tel + 49 221 821 2495
www.fsb-cologne.com
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