Best way to go to these conferences is work for a vendor. And find where the best hospitality rooms are. When I was going to remote sensing confabs, the Canajuns had the best hospitality rooms. Big spreads of salmon & beer. Yum.
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Dec 1, 2010 01:47:24 PM, gonza...@msu.edu wrote:
Dec 1, 2010 01:47:24 PM, gonza...@msu.edu wrote:
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And for conferences organized for industry groups, the prices are even
worse, like for non-member advanced registration of $1300, increasing to
$1450 (members having about a $400 discount). These are usually
organized by specialized companies that handle everything -- and of
course, they make a living out of it, but most people attending have
their expenses paid by their companies.
Take care,
- Fofo
On 30/11/10 12:23, Allan B. Cobb wrote:
> I'm attending the American Society of Hematology conference this weekend in Orlando, Florida. The conference is three and a half days. Members register for $450 and nonmembers pay $850. The conference has over 20,000 attendees from more than 80 countries. I'm sure the logistics are a nightmare. They usually have a dozen or so shuttle bus routes to hotels with 3 or 4 buses running each route from 6AM to 10PM.
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> I really don't want to hear any complaints about the cost of TCR.
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