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EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS - MEETINGS AFRICA 2011
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COMMITTEE ROOM 5, LEVEL 4
SANDTON CONVENTION CENTRE
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MONDAY
21 FEBRUARY 2011
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CONSUMER
PROTECTION ACT (CPA)
HOW WILL IT AFFECT
US AS BUSINESS TOURISM?
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08:00
- 08:30
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Tea/coffee/pastries
on arrival
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08:30
- 08:50
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Thembi
Kunene, Chief Quality Assurance Officer, Tourism Grading Council of South
Africa
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08:50
- 09:10
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Peter
Cumberlege - Hospitality Management Services
CPA as it applies to the tourism and
hospitality industry
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09:10
- 09:30
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William
Fullard - Fullard & Mayer Attorneys
A legal perspective
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09:30
- 10:00
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Facilitated
questions & answers - Advocate Louis Nel
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TUESDAY
22 FEBRUARY 2011
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GREEN
- THE ONLY COLOUR FOR BUSINESS TOURISM
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08:00
- 08:30
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Tea/coffee/pastries
on arrival
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08:30
- 08:50
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Valerie
Geen - Director: Climate and Energy, NBI
The Business Case
for Greening Business Tourism in the South African and global context
Drawing emerging trends from the
Carbon Disclosure Project and the Energy Efficiency Accord
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08:50
- 09:10
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Joyce
DiMascio - Walkley Foundation, Australia
How Australia put sustainability at
the centre of its marketing for Business Events. A pragmatic approach to
guiding the industry towards embracing a commitment to both environment
and community.
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09:10
- 09:30
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Greg
McManus
Heritage, The
Environmental Management Company
CASE STUDY:
Greening of the Nedbank Golf Challenge at Sun City
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09:30
- 09:40
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Justin
Hawes - Chair of the Event Greening Forum
Update on the Event Greening Forum
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09:40
- 10:00
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Facilitated
questions & answers - Justin Hawes
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These
sessions are open to all and there is no charge.
Click here info@saaci.co.zato
book your seat and provide the following information:
- Name and Surname
- Company name
- SAACI member - YES NO
- Cellphone number
Please call 011 805 7272 for any queries.
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