EAS is back in Amsterdam and will feature 375 exhibitors showcasing the latest products and services, educational seminars, back- stage tours and networking events. (Bottom right) Bart de Boer, Nicholas de Villiers and Amanda Thompson at last year’s show
door parks, one day visit facilities and long-term destination and recreation attractions. Attendees come from theme parks, amusement parks, waterparks, indoor playgrounds, pitch ‘n’ putt golf facilities, aquariums, museums, camp- sites, cinemas, shopping centres and much more.
FUN AND EDUCATIONAL This year’s programme will offer exciting back-stage tours to various interesting attractions near and around Amsterdam. There’ll be a vast list of educational seminars, as well as the special and fun networking events that are so popular with attendees. The conference will
AM 2 2014 ©Cybertrek 2014
offer more than 24 hours of hands- on presentations by some of the most
‘to-be-inspired-by’ leading managers in the European attractions industry. Attendees will learn more about the latest trends in social media, pricing technologies, yield management, safety, sustainability, F&B concepts, water parks and much more. In addition to the vast seminar
programme, EAS will host a waterpark forum and an FEC/Indoor Playground Day. Both events will consist of seminars with speakers dedicated to the latest trends and developments in these industries. In the Benelux region, there are a great number of FEC and
indoor playground attractions with many more new ones being developed in the upcoming years. EAS offers attractions operators an inspiring and engaging opportunity to engage with fellow industry leaders from all around Europe and to learn how to improve their business and ser- vices offered to their guests. l
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For more information on EAS, please visit
www.iaapa.org/EAS or contact the IAAPA Europe offices at
Europe@IAAPA.org
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