DIARY DATES
14 ❘ The FIA FLAME Conference 19–21 ❘ 29th Annual National
Venue Cheltenham Racecourse, UK
AUGUST
Fitness Trade Show
Summary 4–8 ❘ IDEA World Venue Reno-Tahoe, Nevada, US
This educational conference, offering Fitness Convention Summary
seminars on a range of topics, runs Venue Los Angeles, US Annual trade show for club owners,
alongside the FIA Industry Summit. Summary managers, fi tness directors and
Delegates will be encouraged to “step More than 5,000 health and fi tness personal trainers.
up to the mark” and deliver what’s professionals from over 40 countries Tel +1 541 830 0400
being asked of the industry. The across the globe attend this event Web www.nationalfi
tnesstradeshow.com
FLAME Awards ceremony will also each year, which claims to “inspire
take place at the event. Meanwhile the the world to fi tness” by offering 28 august – 2 september ❘
FIA Golf Day will be held on 13 July, delegates “relevant and practical World Leisure Congress
also in Cheltenham. fi tness knowledge”. Venue Kangwon National University,
Tel +44 (0)20 7420 8578 Tel +1 858 535 8979 ext.7 South Korea
Web
www.fi a.org.uk Web www.ideafi
t.com Summary
This year’s conference will explore
the ways in which leisure activities
can help in fi nding our identity. The
event will sit alongside the inaugural,
international World Leisure Games.
Web
www.worldleisure2010.org
SEPTEMBER
6–8 ❘ BASES Annual Conference
Venue University of Glasgow, UK
Summary
Featuring high-profi le international
speakers, this event will appeal to
anyone with an interest in sport and
exercise sciences.
Web
www.bases.org.uk/BASES-
Annual-Conference
12–15 ❘ European Spa Summit
Venue Porte de Versailles, Paris, France
Summary
Held alongside a trade show, this event
is aimed mainly at the hotel sector.
The 2010 FLAME Awards ceremony will take place at the FLAME Conference Web
www.beyondbeautyparis.com
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