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IAAPA is the only global association for the attractions industry. With 4,000 members worldwide, IAAPA aims to provide industry professionals with resources and benefi ts necessary for future growth


IAAPA mISSIOn


“Our mission is to serve the membership by promoting safe operations, global development, professional growth, and commercial success of the amusement parks and attractions industry.”


10 reasons to join IAAPA now: IAAPA EuROPE


is the only cross-European association representing the attractions industry in the EU offers extensive education and training on all levels collects industry data and trends and shares this information with its members promotes safety through reporting, standards, and best practices brings members together at three worldwide Expos brings together the benefi ts of a global association with the services from regional offi ces


offers members reduced entrance and exhibit fees for for IAAPA events informs members with its monthly magazine Funworld, the daily e-newsletter News Flash with news from the global amusement industry, and the IAAPA Europe Newsletter assist with press and public relations support when needed is always available to members in areas of general business assistance and questions concerning the industry


To learn more about being a part of the growing IAAPA Europe Attractions Community, please visit www.IAAPA.org/europe or contact the IAAPA Europe Attractions Community


Karen Staley Vice President kstaley@IAAPA.org


Jakob Wahl Programme Manager jwahl@IAAPA.org


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IAAPA Europe Rue du Congrès 37-41, 1000 Brussels, Belgium Tel: +32 2 609 54 45 Fax: +32 2 609 54 46


www.IAAPA.org/EAS


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