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AUGUST 7–11 ❘ IDEA World Fitness Convention Venue Los Angeles, US Summary Claimed to be the world’s largest, longest-running international fi tness convention, featuring diverse educational programming from world- renowned presenters. Web
www.ideafit.com/world
SEPTEMBER
3–5 ❘ BASES Conference 2013 Venue UCLAN, Preston, UK Summary The annual conference of the British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences, the professional body for sport and exercise sciences in the UK. Web
www.bases.org.uk
5–7 ❘ Annual IHRSA / Fitness Brasil Latin American Conference & Trade Show Venue São Paulo, Brazil Summary Latin America’s premier health and wellness event, featuring three days of seminars, networking opportunities, and a trade show with more than 100 exhibitors and over 10,000 visitors. Web
www.ihrsa.org/fitness-brasil
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8–11 ❘ SPATEC Fall, North America Venue San Diego, US Summary An appointment-based event that brings operators of leading hotel, resort, destination, athletic, medical and day spas together with leading domestic and international suppliers. Web
www.mcleaneventsinternational.com
18–19 ❘ Health+Fitness Business Expo & Interbike Expo Venue Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, US Summary This event in the US brings brands, retailers, press and industry infl uencers together for the business of health and fi tness. Taking place alongside the Interbike Expo is an Outdoor Demo event on 16–17 September. Web
www.healthandfitnessbiz.com
18–20 ❘ European Fitness Summit Venue Barcelona, Spain Summary This summit offers suppliers from the fi tness, wellness and health industries an opportunity to enjoy face-to-face meetings with decision-makers from leading fi tness studios and wellness centres in selected European markets. Web
www.european-fitness-summit.com
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