The Mediterranean
Surveyor in the New Millennium
18-21 September, 2000
Malta
A Seminar organised by
FIG and The Land Surveyors Society - Malta
Invitation from the Land Surveyors Society - Malta
Dear Colleagues,
On behalf of the Land Surveyors Society of Malta, I would like to
extend a most cordial invitation to the Malta Seminar, which is being jointly organised by
various FIG Commissions and our Society. Rest assured that the local organising committee,
which I am proud to Chair, is leaving no stone unturned to ensure that this important
seminar will turn out to be a great success from all angles.
We are confident that distinguished experts and lecturers, whose vast
experience in their own particular field is second to none, will address the seminar.
Apart from the purely technical aspect, the programme includes a number of interesting
tours and social activities. We have also planned a post seminar tour of the Maltese
islands for those who would like to prolong their stay.
Malta is rich in culture, history and architecture. It is rightly
regarded as the priceless gem of the Mediterranean and is fastly becoming one
of the main tourist attractions in the region. Malta is usually exceptionally beautiful in
September. I am sure that Malta will provide each and every participant and their guests
with most pleasant memories.
We will be delighted to greet you in September 2000.
Randolph Camilleri
President
Land Surveyors Society Malta
Invitation to the Technical Program
Dear Friends,
The seminar is a unique opportunity for surveyors to meet and discuss
common problems. We believe that it is of great importance for everyone to use this
opportunity. The programme will cover the state-of-the-art for many of the working fields
for a traditional surveyor. We shall look forward to visualise where our profession is
heading to. A number of distinguished international and national speakers will present and
discuss their views in areas such as education, standards, measuring techniques,
engineering surveys, hydrography, land information and cadastre. We will focus mainly on
the application view of these subjects.
Though the theme is " The Mediterranean Surveyors in the
New Millennium" many of these topics are relevant to other areas worldwide. We
believe that all surveyors will benefit from the interesting programme which will be held
in an excellent environment.
The technical presentations will run from Monday 18th until
Wednesday 20th. These presentations are divided in eight different sessions and
the discussions will focus on the surveyors role and future activities. The Seminar
ends with a Tour on Thursday 21st which is a National Holiday in Malta.
See you in Malta.
Jean-Marie Becker
Chairman
Technical Organising Committee
The Organising Committee
Malta
- Randolph Camilleri, President
- Vincent Camilleri, Secretary
- Raymond Attard, Member
- Peter Paul Caruana, Member
- Joseph Borg Olivier, Olivair Travel
- Anthony Formosa, Seminar Co-ordinator
Technical
Jean-Marie Becker, Chairman, Commission 5
Mikael Lilje, Secretary
Kirsi Virrantaus, Commission 2
Dennis St Jacques, Commission 4
Michel Mayoud, Commission 6
Paul Munro-Faure, Commission 7
MALTA |
Where the sun shines from the heart
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Malta is the place for sun worshippers wanting peaceful friendly surroundings. It is a
treasure trove of arts, history and stark beauty out of all proportion to its size.
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GEOGRAPHY |
The Maltese archipelago consists of three inhabited islands, Malta, Gozo
and Comino and two other uninhabited island. They lie in the middle of the Mediterranean
Sea with Malta 93 km south of Sicily and 230 km north of North Africa. The total area is
316 square km (Malta 246, Gozo 67, Comino 2.7) |
CLIMATE |
The climate is warm and healthy. The temperatures averages 15° C in
Winter (November April) and 32° C in Summer (May October). Rain falls for
only very short periods. The island is seldom too hot even in the height of summer as hot
summer days and nights are regularly tempered by cool breezes from the sea. In September
the shines for 10 hours and the sea temperature is normally 25° C. |
HOSPITALITY |
Visitors to Malta are invariably struck by the rare sense of hospitality
and friendliness of the Maltese people. The Maltese welcome the company of foreigners and
being helpful to them comes naturally. They have an admirable sense of humour and like
most Mediterranean people, tend to be rather jovial. These qualities endear the Maltese to
the foreign visitor. |
HISTORY |
The 380,000 islanders, who trace their origins to before 4000 BC, owe
their faith to the Apostle Paul who was shipwrecked in Malta in AD 60; their language,
basically Semitic with a sprinkling of Romance, to the Arabs who ruled them for 220 years;
their culture to the Knights of St John who stayed for 268 years; and their deep sense of
democracy to 164 years of British connection. The islands became independent in 1964 and a
republic in 1974. The President of Malta is Professor Dr. Guido de Marco. |
CURRENCY |
Local currency is the Maltese Lira (Lm). Current
exchange rates (March 2000) are as follows:
Lm1.00 |
= GBP £1.49 |
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= US $2.36 |
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= EUR 2.44 |
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= DEM 4.75 |
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SEMINAR PROGRAM
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Sunday
17 September |
Monday
18 September |
Tuesday
19 September |
Wednesday
20 September |
Thursday
21 September |
08:00 |
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Tour 5 |
09:30 |
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Opening |
Session |
Session 6 |
Valletta |
10:00 |
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Ceremony |
3a - 3b |
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(optional) |
10:30 |
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11:00 |
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Coffee |
Coffee |
Coffee |
Malta |
11:30 |
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Independence |
12:00 |
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Session 1 |
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Session 7 |
Day |
12:30 |
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4a -4b |
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(Public |
13:30 |
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Holiday) |
14:00 |
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Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
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14:30 |
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15:00 |
Registration |
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15:30 |
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Session 2 |
Session 5 |
Session 8 |
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16:30 |
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17:00 |
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17:30 |
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18:00 |
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18:30 |
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19:00 |
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19:30 |
Welcome |
Tour 2 |
Cocktail Party |
Farewell |
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20:00 |
Reception |
Malta by Night |
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Dinner |
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20:30 |
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(optional) |
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SOCIAL PROGRAMME
WELCOME RECEPTION, Sunday 17 September 19:00h 21:00h
The Land Surveyors Society of Malta will be
hosting a Welcome Reception for all participants and accompanying persons. This will be
held at the Seminar venue The Golden Tulip Vivaldi Hotel.
Dress: Smart casual
COCKTAIL PARCOCKTAIL PARTY, Tuesday 19 September 19:00h
21:00h
Party for all participants and accompanying persons will
also be held at the Seminar venue The Golden Tulip Vivaldi Hotel.
Dress: Lounge
FAREWELL DINNER, Wednesday 20 September 19:00h
23:00h
A farewell dinner at the Bacchus Restaurant in
Mdina The Silent City. The theme will a Maltese night introducing an enactment of
the investiture of the Knights of St. John. There will also be an entertainment
programme.
A guided tour through the narrow streets of Mdina, the old City will precede the dinner.
Guests not registered for the Seminar are welcome to attend at a cost of Lm 30.
Dress: Lounge
VENUE
The venue for the Seminar "The Mediterranean Surveyor in the
new Millennium" will take place at the newly built Golden Tulip Vivaldi Hotel in St.
Julians.
OPENING CEREMONY
Welcome addresses by the President of the Malta Land Surveyors
Society and the Chairman of the Technical Committee will be given.
Main speakers will be the President of FIG, The Minister for Works and the Environment
and the Ambassador of the European Commission to Malta.
TECHNICAL SESSIONS
A number of Technical Papers will be presented in each session. The full programme will
be found on the Internet website www.lm.se/fig5
Session |
Title |
Chair |
Session 1 |
The Survey Market and Profession |
Jean-Marie Becker |
Session 2 |
Reports on the Situation for Mediterranean
Countries |
Paddy Prendergast |
Session 3a |
Education and Continuous Professional Development |
Bernard Bour |
Session 3b |
Land Management and Cadastral Issues in the
Mediterranean Region |
Bob Ashwin |
Session 4 |
Standardisation and Quality Aspects for different
user needs/Applications |
Vaclav Slaboch |
Session 5 |
Navigation Safety and Port Infrastructure :
charting perspective |
Dennis St. Jacques |
Session 6 |
Geodetic Networks for Specific applications |
Michel Kasser |
Session 7 |
New Technical Trends |
Adam Chrzanowski |
Session 8 |
Special Topics |
Michel Mayoud |
DRESS
Dress for the Opening Ceremony will be smart casual.
Dress for the Seminar is casual throughout except for the cocktail party and the
farewell dinner where dress is Lounge.
OPTIONAL TOUR PROGRAMME
Tour 1: HARBOUR CRUISE (Half Day)
Monday 18th September 11h00
Lm 10; Accompanying persons free
On boarding our pleasure boat we sail to visit the natural port of
Marsamxett and the Grand Harbour, whose natural creeks make this port one of the most
beautiful in Europe. The views of the fortifications from the seaward side are unique and
a treasure for photographers. After, we will visit a Glass Blowing Factory, where various
mouth blown souvenirs are on display. A walk on the Sliema promenade will take place
before returning to the hotel.
Tour 2: MALTA BY NIGHT
Monday 18th September 19h00
Lm 18 (Dinner incl.)
We drive from St. Julians, through Sliema and TaXbiex promenades
and proceed to Rabat for dinner. Our reserved tables on the terrace command a panoramic
view of two thirds of the island as seen at nighttime. Return trip to St.
Julians, passing
through Mosta, famous for its Church and Dome, and round the illuminated bastions of
Valletta.
Tour 3: THREE CITIES TOUR (Full day)
Tuesday 19th September 09h00
Lm 18 (Lunch incl.); Accompanying persons free
Discover the historical area known as the three cities:
Vittoriosa,
Cospicua and Senglea. We shall walk through the various narrow streets shaded by many
historic buildings and churches. We shall also visit the Vittoriosa ramparts, the Maritime
Museum and the Inquisitors Palace, St Lawrence Church and Senglea point. Lunch.
Stroll around Marsaxlokk fishing village.
Tour 4: GOZO HERITAGE (Full day)
Wednesday 20th September 08h30
Lm 20 (Lunch incl.)
This tour takes us to Maltas sister island. The trip by boat
takes 20minutes. GOZO has a character entirely of its own. It is called the island of
three hills; it is greener and more picturesque than Malta. During this excursion, we
shall visit the Azure Window at Dwejra, the old citadel in Victoria, the picturesque bay
of Xlendi and the Gozo Heritage, where whilst walking amongst the historical carved
figures you will discover the fascinating stories of the goddess Calypso; speculate about
missing treasures, and examine the elaborate sculptures which together with the sounds,
smells and special lighting effects will take you back in time. Free time for shopping
will also be available. Gozo is renowned for its woollen goods and handmade lace.
Tour 5 VALLETTA (Full day)
Thursday 21st September 09h00
Lm 20 (Lunch incl.)
Independence Day. A full day tour of Valletta, the Capital City. We
shall watch an event marking the celebrations of Independence. Our guided tour will take
us through the streets of the City built by gentlemen for gentlemen. Our first stop will
be at the Barracca Gardens with a breath taking panoramic view of the Grand
Harbour. We
shall then proceed to St. Johns Co-Cathedral adorn in riches that date back to the
times of the Knights of Malta. A walk down Republic Street to the Grand Masters
Palace for an external view from and its courtyards. Then proceed to see the newest
attraction in Valletta The Great Siege of Malta and the Knights of St John where
one can relive the times of the Knights. Lunch will be served in the main square. After
lunch we proceed on foot to watch a multivision show The Malta Experience, which
depicts Maltas History throughout the ages.
PRE AND POST SEMINAR TOURS
The organizers will be more than happy to assist with tailor made
tours during the seminar and also for participants wishing to come to Malta before the
Seminar dates or those who prefer to extend their stay longer. Please fill in the relative
hotel and flights information details in the Registration Form, and ask the secretariat
for more information.
Tour costs have been based on a minimum of twenty participants
travelling together on a tour. The Organisers reserves the right to make necessary changes
as deemed fit without liability for compensation to the customers.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATION
The Golden Tulip Vivaldi Hotel is a superior four-star
hotel. It is splendidly set on the bay of St. Julians, right on the periphery of the
best-known entertainment district and is only two minutes away from the Casino, a rocky
public beach and other attractions. The 205 rooms are all air-conditioned. All rooms have
a luxury bathroom, colour cable TV, direct dial telephone and connection for fax, and
minibar. The Golden Tulip Vivaldi Hotel is also the Seminar Venue.
The Westin Dragonara Resort is a five star hotel. It is situated
in St. Julians across the road from the seminar venue. The Westin Dragonara Resort has 311
Luxury sea-view Guest Rooms and Suites, a Business Centre, three Swimming Pools,
Restaurants and Leisure facilities.
The Lapsi Hotel is a four-star seafront property, which enjoys a
prime location in Balluta Bay. The hotel offers 140 air-conditioned rooms, which are all
comfortably and tastefully furnished. It has an outdoor swimming pool. It is situated
about 20 minute away by walk from the seminar venue. The prices quoted are for inland
rooms. For rooms with sea views there is a Lm6.50 supplement per room.
Please note that the hotels check-in time is from 15h00 and rooms must be vacated by 11h00
on day of departures. The hotels will be happy to assist with luggage storage when
necessary.
The organizing committee has already reserved a number of rooms in the
three hotels. This enabled the committee to procure a reduced price for the participants
if the booking is made through the seminar secretariat. The reservations are made on a
first come first served basis.
ACCESS
has been appointed the official carrier to the seminar. They will be offering
discounted rates to all the participants and accompanying persons. Please see the attached
flier. For further information you are kindly requested to contact the seminar
secretariat. There are daily flights to and from Malta from all major European airports.
Participants not having Air Malta offices in their respective Country may contact the
secretariat for information.
AIRPORT TRANSFERS
Airport transfers may be made by taxi. Transfers may be arranged
through the seminar secretariat. A representative will meet all flights specified on the
participants registration form. The price will be Lm5.00 per person per one-way transfer.
SECRETARIAL SERVICES
The seminar secretarial will assist where possible. These may be
contacted at:
The Land Surveyors Society Malta
C/o Sky Apartments, Flat 13/16
179, Marina Street PIETA MSD 08
MALTA
Tel.+ 356 237 914
or + 356 250 658
Fax ++356 251 040
E-mail rcsltd@global.net.mt
Web site: http://www.lm.se/fig5
Contact Persons: Nadia Polidano or Michelle Camilleri
SEMINAR REGISTRATION FORM
SEMINAR REGISTRATION FORM
The Mediterranean Surveyor in the New Millennium
18 - 21 September 2000 - MALTA
A seminar organised by International Federation of Surveyors and The Land
Surveyors Society - Malta
OLIVAIR TRAVEL & TOURISM LTD
Seminar Malta 2000 Secretariat
c/o Sky Apartments, Flat 13/16
179 Marina Sea Front
Pieta MSD 08
MALTA
Tel: + 356 237 914
or + 356 250 658
Fax: + 356 251 040
Mobile: + 356 949 3409 (Randolph Camilleri)
E-mail: rcsltd@global.net.mt
Web site: http://www.lm.se/fig5
1. Participant Details
Mr/MsSurname___________________First (given) name________________
Company/Institution_____________________________________________
Street___________________________City___________________________
Postal Code_____________ Country________________________________
Tel. Code_______No._____________Fax Code________No.____________
Tel Code_______No._____________e-mail__________________________
2. Accompanying Person Details
Mr/Ms Surname___________________First (given) name________________
3. Registration Fee
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TOTAL |
FULL
PARTICIPANTS : Early Registration by 31 May 2000 |
Lm150 |
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FULL
PARTICIPANTS : Late Registration by 31 May 2000 |
Lm170 |
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ACCOMPANYING
PERS :
Early Registration by 31 May 2000 |
Lm90 |
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ACCOMPANYING
PERS :
Late Registration by 31 May 2000 |
Lm110 |
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LOCAL
PARTICIPANTS :
Early Registration by 31 May 2000 |
Lm100 |
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LOCAL
PARTICIPANTS :
Late Registration by 31 May 2000 |
Lm120 |
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LOCAL STUDENTS
(Per Day)** |
Lm10 |
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Please indicate
which day you will attend: |
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**Proof of
student status will be required |
TOTAL A |
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Dietary Requirements
Please specify any special dietary requirements e.g. Vegetarian, No pork etc.
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4. Excursions
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Price |
No of Tickets |
Total |
Tour
1 |
Harbour
Cruise (Half Day)
Accompanying Persons |
Lm10 |
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Free |
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Tour 2 |
Malta By
Night |
Lm18 |
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Tour
3 |
Three
Cities Tour (Full Day)
Accompanying Persons |
Lm18 |
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Free |
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Tour 4 |
Gozo Heritage
(Full Day) |
Lm20 |
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Tour 5 |
Valletta
(Full Day) |
Lm20 |
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TOTAL B |
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5. Social Events
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Price |
No of Tickets |
Total |
Sun
17th |
Welcome
Reception
Participants and Accomp.Persons |
Free |
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Tue
19th |
Cocktail
Party
Participants and Accomp.Persons |
Free |
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Wed
20th |
Farewell
Dinner Maltese Night
Participants and Accomp.Persons |
Lm30 |
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Free |
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TOTAL C |
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6. Airport Transfers
Lm5.00 per person, per one-way shuttle (Lm10 per person both ways)
Arrival Date___________________Flight No._____________
Flight Arrival Time_____________No. of Persons__________ Lm________
Departure Date_________________Flight No._____________
Flight Departure Time___________No. of Persons__________ Lm________
TOTAL D Lm_________
7. Accommodation
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RATE |
DATE IN |
DATE OUT |
The Westin
Dragonara Resort |
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Deluxe twin room |
Lm40 |
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Deluxe twin room
for sole use |
Lm59 |
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Golden Tulip
Vivaldi Hotel |
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Twin Room |
Lm28 |
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Twin Room for
sole use |
Lm40 |
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Lapsi Hotel |
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Twin Room |
Lm21 |
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Twin Room for
sole use |
Lm28 |
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Accommodation
calculation (Rate per night x no. of nights x no of persons) |
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TOTAL E |
Lm |
8. Payment Details
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COST:
Lm (Maltese Liri) |
3.
Registration Fee |
Total A |
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4. Excursions |
Total B |
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5. Social
Events |
Total C |
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6. Airport
Transfers |
Total D |
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7.
Accommodation |
Total E |
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SEMINAR
REGISTRATION |
TOTAL PAYMENT |
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9. Terms of Payment
1. Cheque No. _____________ Date___________ Bank______
Amount ___________
in favour of OLIVAIR TRAVEL & TOURISM LTD.
2. Please charge the sum of Maltese Liri
(Lm)_____________________________ to my credit card.
VISA ___ MASTERCARD/EUROCARD ___ AMERICAN
EXPRESS___ DINERS ___
Card Number _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Expiry Date __________
Card holders Name (Block
Letters)___________________________________
Signature ____________________________________Date________________
10. Cancellation
All cancellations must be sent in writing either by post or FAX.
All refunds will be done according to the following: Before July 31st - 90% of
the amount paid;
Between August 1st and August 15th - 70% of the
amount paid;
Between August 15th and August 31st - 45% of
the amount paid;
After September 1st - No refunds
SEMINAR INFORMATION
Seminar Registration and Information Centre
The Seminar Registration and information Centre is at the Golden
Tulip Vivaldi Hotel and will be open during the following times:
Registration Entitlements
Full Participants
- Attend the Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception
- Attend the Technical Sessions
- Attend the Cocktail Party
- Attend the Maltese Night Farewell dinner
- Attend Coffee/Tea Breaks Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
- Attend Lunches Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
- Receive all Technical Papers on CD Rom
- Receive a Seminar Satchel which includes a Programme, Invitations and Participants
List
Local Participants
- Attend the Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception
- Attend the Technical Sessions
- Attend Coffee/Tea Breaks
- Attend the Cocktail Party
- Receive all Technical Papers on CD Rom
- Receive a Seminar Satchel which includes a Programme, Invitations and Participants
List
Accompanying Persons
- Attend the Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception
- Attend the Cocktail Party
- Attend the Maltese Night Farewell Dinner
- Attend Tour 1 Harbour Cruise (Half Day)
- Attend Tour 3 The Three Cities (Full Day)
- Receive a Malta Seminar Souvenir
Any person wishing to attend any of the social events and tours must
have a ticket/invitation in addition to their name badge.
Please wear the name badge issued to you on registration at all times
during the Seminar.
Dear Delegates,
As the Official Carrier for participants interested in attending 'The
Mediterranean Surveyor in the New Millennium Seminar' to be held in Malta between 18th
and the 21st September 2000, we are pleased to welcome you on board our
scheduled services.
Special discounted rates applicable on Air Malta point to point
scheduled routes are being made available to all delegates and accompanying partners. To
benefit from this arrangement, you are kindly requested to contact any Air Malta office
listed overleaf to make your flight reservations. Early bookings are recommended.
For identification purposes you are kindly requested to present a
document, which the seminar secretariat will eventually forward, to participants, on
registration. Flight tickets are to be collected directly from our Sales offices.
We wish you an enjoyable stay in Malta.
Air Malta
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E-Mail |
AUSTRIA |
VIENNA |
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DENMARK |
COPENHAGEN |
Contact
Stockholm Office |
EGYPT |
CAIRO |
0020 - 2 -
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PARIS |
0033 - 1 -
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FRANKFURT |
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0030 - 1 -
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00353 - 1 -
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0039 - 02 -
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0039 - 095 -
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0039 - 091 -
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LEBANON |
BEIRUT |
0096 - 11 -
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TRIPOLI |
0021
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0021
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N/A |
MOROCCO |
CASABLANCA |
00212 - 2 -
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N/A |
NETHERLANDS |
AMSTERDAM |
0031 - 20 -
6246096/8 |
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00472 - 24 -
60433/4 |
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LISBON |
00351
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MOSCOW |
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3188443 |
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0041 - 1 -
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DAMASCUS |
00963 - 11 -
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TUNIS |
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0090 - 212 -
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0044 - 207 -
2924949 |
office@airmalta.co.uk |
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0044 - 208 -
7853199 |
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offices.
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