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2010 International Hotel Conference makes executives gather in Venice again

Bridge to the next opportunity

Venice (July 30, 2010). The Hilton Molino Stucky, in Venice, Italy is the place to be from 20-22 October, 2010: It will host the eighth annual "International Hotel Conference" (IHC), one of the established annual gatherings of international hotel experts. The three-day congress is the “Bridge to Your Next Opportunity” with more than 100 speakers leading interactive sessions and exceptional networking events. Again, hospitalityInside.com is a media partner of the conference. [ weiter ... ]

"Healthcare meets Tourism": Concept decides real estate type

Don't miss the right moment

Munich (July 16, 2010). The boundaries marking the difference between a hotel offering medical services, private clinic offering hotel services and a public clinic with hospitality services are fluid. The greater the focus on medical services, the more expensive the investment. Siemens' Hospitality One identified eight different categories of medical and hospitality combination in one study which was cited at the "Healthcare meets Tourism" symposium in Munich two weeks ago. Case studies conducted by two successful health hotels showed how the offer must be shaped in this young niche. Investors remain cautious though: The market is still not transparent enough, though the potential is meanwhile huge. [ weiter ... ]

"Health Care meets Tourism" workshop: Cure destinations are perfect

Sensitising for a new market

Munich (July 9, 2010). The potential is tremendous but where are the investors? Health properties are promising reliable and stable yields; however, the scepticism concerning this new market segment remains high. One reason for this are lacking definitions and missing elaborate concepts, which can be focused either on tourism and guests or on hospitals and patients. Predestined for the establishment of health properties are, among others, health resorts and therapeutic spas. However, they have to do image work and raise awareness as well, just like the advocates of health properties. But the demographic development is playing into their hands in the meantime. The first workshop of the leading Austrian tourism consultancy Kohl & Partner in Germany attracted about 50 interested people from various industries last Monday. In the Hilton Munich Park, a lively discussion about the mixing of destinations and real estate, health and medical tourism took place. hospitalityInside.com was media partner of this premiere. [ weiter ... ]

The hybrid thinker will question everything in future and balance trends

Permanent changes in perspective

Berlin (July 9, 2010). Everything today is hybrid – from the car to the contract. And now, it seems, so too is the human being. He or she has become a hybrid thinker. After two decades of standardisation and controlling, the hybrid thinker finally puts paid to copycats and benchmark junkies. The future is concerned with the following question: Can things be seen and shaped differently in future? The new power is in seeing, feeling, smelling and forming, in questioning and redefining. David Bosshart, CEO of the Gottlieb Dudweiler Institute (GDI) in Zurich, and Robert Thiemann, Editor in Chief of the design magazine "Frame" in Amsterdam, attempted to describe the new ways of thinking whilst speaking at the Design Hotels "Future Forum" in Berlin. This turns almost everything on its head. [ weiter ... ]

Design Hotels' forum: Futurologists predicting wild years till 2020

A couple in bed with two Blackberries

Berlin (June 18, 2010). The years till 2020 will be as wild as teenage years. Therefore, trend researchers of the "Future Laboratory" in London are already talking about "Turbulent Teens". Last week, during the "Future Forum" of Design Hotels in Berlin, the researchers characterised the society's future in vivid descriptions and colourful pictures from which the trends of the hotel industry and tourism will also develop. This means, only lateral thinking is in, well-known mechanisms are being turned upside down and everything questioned. Internet and retail are connecting more closely and becoming pioneers at collecting customer desires. Working times and methods will become more flexible and the subject of environment will finally change travel behaviour. The audience listened three hours to a flood of trends. [ weiter ... ]

ITB Asia starts "Association Day": Learn more about a special segment

Support for assocations' needs

Singapore (June 25, 2010). ITB Asia 2010 will hold an "Association Day" from 20-21 October. The specialist day-and-a-half association event has been designed for destinations and travel professionals who want to attract, and better service, association congresses and forums. Association Day will showcase best practices and analyse the latest trends in what is increasingly seen as a lucrative segment of the travel industry. [ weiter ... ]

Workshop: Good prospects for health care real estate

Munich (June 4, 2010). Today's news about the sale of the German Sunrise health care properties shows the strong movements in the health care real estate market. Even funds become interested as this market segment is said to grow independently on economical cycles. Also health properties in tourism can benefit from this trend. A workshop in Munich, to be hold on July 5, 2010 will give the background information. hospitalityInside subscribers benefit from special conditions. [ weiter ... ]

ITB Asia: Growing demand

Singapore (June 4, 2010). First signs reveal that this year's ITB Asia will have a strong surge in growth in October. In all likelihood, it will be the largest ITB Asia since the initial event in Singapore in 2008. Compared to the previous year, 15% more exhibition space has already been sold. [ weiter ... ]

1st "rolling seminar": hospitalityInside tour to top resorts in 3 countries

Medical wellness - dream and reality

Augsburg/Tettnang (May 28, 2010). Despite all the media hype, a medical wellness culture is still very much in its infancy and investors, planners, hoteliers and doctors are still trying to find their stance on developments. hospitalityInside and Rizzato Spa Consulting thus decided to make their own contribution to pushing this subject forward and to look at existing approaches and open questions in a special seminar: in a first "rolling Medical Wellness Seminar" which will tour through three countries and visit five top resorts, each with years of experience in medical wellness. Participants will receive first-hand information on "medical wellness - contradiction and symbiosis" from those in charge at the Romantik Hotel Bollant's im Park in Bad Sobernheim, the Brenner's Park Hotel & Spa Baden Baden, the Caracalla Thermal Spa Baden Baden (Germany), the Grand Resort Bad Ragaz (Switzerland) and at the Health Centre Rickatschwende (Austria). The details. [ weiter ... ]

Design Hotels as trend observers - "Future Forum" for lateral thinkers

Sustainable in the niche

Berlin (May 14, 2010). When Design Hotels host their "Future Forum" of "Hybrid Thinking" in the middle of June in Berlin, future prognoses will be the subject of discussion. For CEO Claus Sendlinger, the meeting with trend searchers and member hotel managers always triggers self-reflections about personal strategies. In future, he will increase the focus on authentic hotel concepts where design and architecture are ingrained. [ weiter ... ]

Symposium: Health Care meets tourism

Munich (April 30, 2010). Health tourism is in trend. But what conditions must property, locations and concept fulfil for the whole enterprise to become economically viable? "Healthcare meets tourism" is a one-day workshop initiated by the Austrian consultancy, Kohl & Partner. Now, the programme is complete and registration can start. [ weiter ... ]

Expo Real 2010: The countdown is on

Munich (April 23, 2010). Interested parties should decide soon: as already announced, the joint stand at the Expo Real, in Munich in October should enable the industry and potential investment partners and financial partners to present themselves. In addition, hospitalityInside is initiating the evening event "Bricks&Brains for top executives - by invitation only. [ weiter ... ]

Design Hotels' Future Forum discusses creativity - externals are welcome

Hybrid thinkers in Berlin

Berlin (April 23, 2010). In June, the unconventional thinkers, trendsetters and pioneers of international design will meet in Berlin. The "Future Forum", the annual event of Design Hotels, has acquired this reputation. An inspiring forum of creative people with top-notch participants from all over the world follows the internal meeting of design hoteliers once a year, always in a different city. This event with a gala dinner is accessible at a charge to externals as well. hospitalityInside.com is the media partner of this fireworks of visions. [ weiter ... ]

ITB Hospitality Day: Tour operators have problems with individual needs

More or less one target group

Berlin (April 23, 2010). Is it possible to satisfy individual needs as a bulk tour operator? Organisers of the "ITB Hospitality Day" 2010, the fifth hotel conference of the ITB, made a real effort to accommodate focus groups, but rarely came up with consistent, authentic solutions. As host, Professor of Tourism, Karl Born, from the University of Applied Sciences (UAS) in Harz, was able to entice some statements from tour operators. [ weiter ... ]

5th ITB Hospitality Day: Mobile devices lead to new closeness to guests

Drawing nearer to guests with apps

Berlin (April 16, 2010). An app or application is the latest IT boost for both hoteliers and guests. But how soon should this technology be adapted, and what is the relation between costs and benefit for companies? The participants of the mobile devices panel at the 5th ITB Hospitality Day, the hotel conference at ITB Berlin, are all working with apps already. While they expect a bright future for them, they are cautious nonetheless. [ weiter ... ]

ITB Hospitality Day: Talking Climate - Panelists put it into its context

Most important: the value chain

Berlin (April 9, 2010). The direct link between the tourism industry and climate change is clear. However before looking at the ways in which hotels can mitigate or adapt to this change as introduced by moderator Dr Andreas Walmsley, Course Leader Responsible Tourism and Hospitality at the International Centre for Responsible Tourism at Leeds Metropolitan University, it is useful to put the effect of tourism on climate change into context. The discussion "Climate Change: How do Hotels have to Adapt their Products?" touched different topics, e.g. the direct effects, winners and losers, labelling and transparency. [ weiter ... ]

Cornell EMEA meeting with Dean's leadership discussion

Paris (April 9, 2010). The alumni and friends of Cornell Hotel Society EMEA Region will meet for their annual exchange in Paris from May 6 to 9 (see link). A highlight is planned at the start: Dean Michael D. Johnson will talk with six renowned hotel managers about the hotel industry and real estate in EMEA. External guests are also welcome to participate in this event. [ weiter ... ]

1st Joint hospitality stand for operators, investors and developers planned

Expo Real 2010: Sharpening the profile

Munich (April 2, 2010). This October, hospitalityInside will help given the industry a face, also for potential investment and finance partners with a joint hospitality stand at Europe's leading commercial real estate trade fair, the Expo Real, in Munich. The joint stand, planned for the first time, will be open to hotel operators, investors, investment companies and project developers. The details. [ weiter ... ]

ITB Hospitality-Talk: Everybody wants expansion, but with different concepts

The global budget wave is surging

Berlin (April 2, 2010). Whether China, India, South America or Europe: the pipeline of budget hotels is as international as ever. European providers conclude cross-continent joint ventures. In India, a national brand is storming the market. The panel round about the global budget hospitality at the fifth “ITB Hospitality Day”, the ITB hotel conference, made experts take notice. [ weiter ... ]

ITB Hospitality Day: Innovation panel pleading a mental restart

Sit down and think

Berlin (March 26, 2010). When talking about innovation in almost any subject the immediate thought is to look at the influence of technology and within that broad term specifically the information technology revolution in which we live. Secondly, and especially in the physical world of the hotel environment, the effect of new designs, materials and building techniques would be considered of importance with respect to innovation. It is therefore with some credit and not a little bit of surprise that the panel discussing “Innovation: The prescription for bland hotels” at this year’s 5th "ITB Hospitality Day" during ITB Berlin barely touched on these topics preferring to focus more on the ‘software’ - the people that bring ideas to the business. [ weiter ... ]

Premiere: Symposium on health and real estate - In July in Munich

In search of locations and concepts

Munich (March 26, 2010). Health tourism is in trend. But what conditions must property, locations and concept fulfil for the whole enterprise to become economically viable? "Healthcare meets tourism" is a one-day workshop initiated by the Austrian consultancy, Kohl & Partner. On 5 July, interested insiders will meet in Munich to assess healthcare properties and destinations. The symposium is supported by the Bavarian Ministry for the Economy. hospitalityInside is media partner; subscribers benefit from special conditions. [ weiter ... ]

CEO Panel at 5th ITB Hospitality Day: Why Wolfgang Neumann and David Fattal prefer expanding in difficult Western Europe

Fans of Powerhouse Germany

Berlin (March 19, 2010). One of them "discovered" Germany and the neighbouring countries as an ideal expansion field, the other one is concentrating again on this region. Nevertheless, David Fattal of Fattal Group/Leonardo Hotels, Tel Aviv/Berlin, and Wolfgang Neumann of Arabella Hospitality Group, Munich, have different motives. Both are managing hotel businesses, whose histories are firmly entwined with the real estate; however, their strategies are different in essential points. During the "CEO Panel" at the 5th "ITB Hospitality Day" last week in Berlin, host Maria Puetz-Willems and certified accountant Matthias Schroeder were able to obtain more details. [ weiter ... ]

5. ITB Hospitality Day talk: only innovations can help hotel managers now

Good ideas - but where from?

Berlin (March 5, 2010). The countdown to get a feeling for new trends has started: it's "ITB Hospitality Day" next Thursday, March 11, 2010. For the fifth time, Messe Berlin and its hotel media partner hospitalityInside extend an invitation to the hotel conference. Getting a feeling for trends is free for ITB visitors and does not require any reservations. "Top knowledge for free" - the slogan of this year's ITB Convention - should come true. One of the panels at the ITB Hospitality Day is about "The Prescription for Bland Hotels". Innovations are necessary when hotels have already reduced their costs to zero but still have to maintain their turnover and keep the guests happy. [ weiter ... ]

5th ITB Hospitality Day: Tour operators discuss change in demand

Is there an individual all-inclusive package?

Berlin (February 26, 2010). Budget hotel today, luxury tomorrow. A chic dinner today, extreme climbing tomorrow. Individualisation has long become a fixed part of tourism and the hotel industry. How do the marketers of mass tourism adapt to this? How individual are their products? The two travel giants TUI and Thomas Cook and Oeger Tours, the special tour operator, will take part in the initial discussion at the fifth ITB hotel conference, the "ITB Hospitality Day". On Thursday, March 11, 2010, trade fair visitors can listen to this panel at any time of the day as well as to five other discussions without registration – and take a glimpse at market trends. [ weiter ... ]

5th ITB Hospitality Day: how do hoteliers have to adapt their products?

Climate variations

Berlin (February 19, 2010). Everything revolves around the climate. What do hoteliers expect; how will they have to adapt their products to future scenarios near the Mediterranean, in the Alps, in Africa, or in Asia? Hopefully, the experts at the climate panel during the 5th hotel conference at ITB Berlin will find some answers. Thursday, March 11, 2010 is "Hospitality Day". This panel discussion starts at 3.30 p.m. hospitalityInside is the media partner of this conference and is looking forward to strong participation. Admission to all panel discussions of the Hospitality Day is free – registration is not necessary. [ weiter ... ]

5. ITB Hospitality Day: CEO-Panel and Mobile Devices in focus

Strategic questions

Berlin (February 12, 2010). What encourages hotel groups to continue to expand in Europe despite tight margins? And how do they judge other international markets? These are only two questions addressed by the "CEO Panel" at the fifth "ITB Hospitality Day", the hotel conference at the world's biggest travel fair, the ITB in Berlin. On the podium will be: David Fattel, Founder and CEO of Leonardo Hotels from Tel Aviv and Wolfgang Neumann, CEO of Arabella Hospitality Group Munich. The "Hospitality Day" will take place on Thursday, 11 March 2010 and will encompass six talk rounds. The panel addressing the subject of "mobile devices" promises to be particularly interesting - a trend which will change the world of travel, many insiders believe. Details on "CEO Panel" and on "Mobile Devices". [ weiter ... ]

Join the Cornell & EHL reception at IHIF/ITB

Berlin (February 12, 2010). For the first time, there will be a common reception by Cornell University/School of Hotel Administration and the Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL) at IHIF/ITB in Berlin. [ weiter ... ]

5. ITB Hospitality Day to look at budget hotels on different continents

When 2 stars shine differently

Berlin (February 5, 2010). The Trade Fair in Berlin has announced that the number of exhibitors will remain steady on the number last year - a positive signal for the start of the world's biggest travel fair to take place in Berlin between 10 and 14 March 2010. The trade fair will also include a comprehensive congress programme including the 5th ITB Hospitality Day. 25 top experts will speak in six discussions covering the subjects of resorts/tour operators, innovation, mobile devices, climate and budget hotels; there will also be a CEO panel. Once again, hospitalityInside is media partner to the hotel conference and today presents the subject of the budget hotels' talk. [ weiter ... ]

Cornell breakfast at the ITB 2010

Berlin (February 5, 2010). Soon, Cornelians will meet again for the traditional "ITB Breakfast" in Berlin: CHS Cornell Hotel Society/German Chapter invites all alumni an friends to join them on March 11, from 8-10a.m. at the International Club in Berlin, in 5 minutes walking distance to the ITB fairground. [ weiter ... ]

5. ITB Hospitality Day: Top conference with top contents for zero extra cost.

Hotel industry – innovative and full of ideas

Berlin (January 29, 2010). The economic crisis, just like long-changing travel behaviour, is forcing the hotel industry to reinvent itself and become more innovative. This is reflected in the subjects chosen for the 5th "ITB Hospitality Day", the hotel conference at the world's biggest tourism trade fair, the ITB in Berlin, which will take place between 10 and 14 March 2010. On ITB Thursday, 11 March, renowned experts and top managers from the international hotel industry will explain how the sector will approach new target groups, how it will develop new ideas to foster customer loyalty and how it will adapt to incorporate developments in technology and environment. A further highlight: the CEO panel. hospitalityInside is not only media partner to the event for the fifth time, Editor-in-Chief, Maria Puetz-Willems will again organise the day's contents and invite 25 competent speakers to attend. [ weiter ... ]

This May: Cornell European Chapter to meet in Paris

Paris (January 22, 2010). All European members of the Cornell Hotel Society (CHS) are welcome to participate in the "EMEA Regional Meeting" in Paris. Between May 6 and 9, 2010, the "Cornelians" will meet, exchange experiences and have a chat. The supporting programme: Parisian culture pure. [ weiter ... ]

5th ITB Hospitality Day at ITB 2010 - CEO and innovation panel

The global think tank

Berlin (December 18, 2009). The record attendance of over 12,000 participants in 2009 proved that the "ITB Berlin Convention" was able to further extend its lead as the leading travel industry think tank. With the world's largest tourism fair as its backbone, the Convention has developed into an attractive platform for promoting dialogue in the international tourism sector. From 10 to 12 March 2010 more than 200 leading speakers and panel guests from science, politics and with practical experience will present topics and discuss the future of travel at around 100 events. Admission is free for all trade visitors. For the fifth time, also the hotel industry will have its own platform: Again, the "ITB Hospitality Day" picks up top topics, e.g. discussions about climate challenges, budget hotels, mobile devices and staff payments. A panel about innovation will create recipes against boring hotels, and the second CEO panel again makes top leader speak about their strategies. For the fifth time, hospitalityInside is media partner of the ITB Hospitality Day, and editor in chief Maria Puetz-Willems arranged the panels. [ weiter ... ]

CHS - Cornell German Chapter met in Bremen

Bremen (November 13, 2009). The magnificent Park Hotel Bremen was the venue for the meeting held by members and guests of the CHS Cornell Hotel Society Germany from 30 October to 1 November 2009. The chapter meeting elected a new board and set dates for coming events. The next large event is the European meeting 2010 in Paris. [ weiter ... ]

With the 2nd ITB Asia in Singapore, MICE moves into focus

Here too: Quality before quantity

Singapore/Berlin (November 6, 2009). "Yes, it was right to start up the ITB Asia." Dr Martin Buck, Director of Messe Berlin (Singapore) doesn't regret the expensive decision to create an Asian offshoot of the world's biggest tourism trade fair. The second time the event took place, this time in the Singapore Suntec Convention Centre, just two weeks ago, management were able to show good results in spite of the economic crisis. On closer inspection though, movements on the market are reflected - as they are everywhere. The hotel industry was accordingly less well represented. Those taking part, however, praised the high quality of the meetings. In 2010, the trade fair organisers intend to return to growth. [ weiter ... ]

Enough capital but no financing - 7th IHC in Venice

Everywhere in Europe: Banks are the bottleneck

Venice (October 30, 2009). On the market, there is still enough capital and there are many excellent operators, but there are no banks willing to finance. Apparently, they form the "bottleneck" in most European states. At the 7th International Hotel Conference (IHC) in Venice last week, the panel discussions emphasised the key note of the statements made at the Expo Real in Munich before. Moreover, a discussion revealed the growing gap between real hoteliers who are able to do the maths (Moevenpick), and managers that have mutated pure controllers (Hilton). The bankers are only asking for one thing: collateral. According to some financial experts, the loss of value with respect to hotel real estate will continue until the middle of 2010. Until then, there are many bargains on the market. The mixture of the 300 participants of the conference reflected the changed economic situation too: For the first time, the consultants dominated the IHC. Only a couple of bankers and financiers had the courage to come to Venice, renowned chains, such as Starwood Hotels or Rezidor - long-year sponsors - were missing entirely. [ weiter ... ]

Successful for the second time: ITB Asia to establish itself

Singapore (October 30, 2009). As shortly reported last week, ITB Asia closed with a solid result. 6,149 attendees joined the second tourism trade show in Asia, only a few people less compared to last year while the number of exhibitors increased. [ weiter ... ]

Guests on the start of "Bricks & Brains" at Expo Real 2009

Successful debut

Munich (October 16, 2009). The debut of "Bricks & Brains", the first joint networking event of Expo Real and hospitalityInside, received positive feedback. About 150 selected guests from the hospitality industry and its "related industries" like investment, project development, architecture/design, and consulting met at the evening exhibition event. 2010 will see a sequel; that is for sure. Read for yourself how individual guests felt about the event. TO THE PHOTO GALLERY [ weiter ... ]

ITB Berlin with positive outlook for 2010 - ITB Asia fully booked

Tail wind from Asia

Berlin/Singapore (October 16, 2009). The Berlin Trade Fair (Messe Berlin) begins preparations for the ITB Berlin, which will take place between 10 and 14 March 2010, with positive trend announcements. This year, the event in Berlin will receive an additional push from the ITB Asia. The second trade fair of the Asian travel industry will take place in Singapore between 21 and 23 October. [ weiter ... ]

Impressions from Expo Real 2009 – An exploration through hospitality

Welcome to reality

Munich (October 9, 2009). Rationality and quality are back. The financial and economic crisis also has positive effects, as could be seen at Expo Real, Europe's leading commercial real estate fair, this week. The exhibition halls were well filled despite the crisis and some (city) stands made visitors marvel just at their size. Russian and Arabian exhibitors were obviously missing. There was general consent about the desire for content and clues in the current situation. Therefore, the Expo Real forums were well frequented. The "Hospitality Industry Dialogue" hotel conference was also happy about well-attended panel discussions, and the first networking event staged by hospitalityInside and Expo Real on Monday evening was subsequently a great success. The sign of the times points to those showing seriousness, competence and endurance. The only drop of bitterness: the investment speed has slowed down substantially – in the hospitality industry, too. [ weiter ... ]

Cornell German Chapter meets in Bremen

Bremen (October 2, 2009). The Cornell Hotel Society (CHS) German Chapter uniting hoteliers living and working in Germany invites its members to its annual meeting in Bremen on October 30 to November 1, 2009. The Free Hanseatic City leads to the meeting motto [ weiter ... ]

Bricks & Bricks - A New Networking Event

Bricks & Brains - The first hospitality networking event at Europe's leading real estate fair Expo Real 2009 in Munich. Read more about a new partnerhsip your company can also participate in. [ weiter ... ]

October 5: Expo Real, Hospitality Industry Dialogue and Bricks & Brains

A powerful trio

Munich (September 18, 2009). Europe's commercial real estate fair Expo Real can expect around 1,600 exhibitors from 34 countries, according to the present status of registrations. They will meet from 5 to 7 October 2009 in Munich. "Given the difficult economic situation in the sector, this is a very pleasing result. The majority of our long-standing exhibitors have remained faithful to the fair," said Eugen Egetenmeir, a member of the Management Board of Messe München. The Expo Real takes place for the 12th time offering various forums and congresses with lots of intense discussions right from the first day. Here, the hotel industry has had its fixed place for many years - at the "Hospitality Industry Dialogue" (HID) in the course of the "Special Real Estate Forum". Maria Puetz-Willems, Editor in Chief of hospitalityInside.com, arranged the programme for the second time. After the conference and trade fair, hospitalityInside and the Expo Real will host "Bricks & Brains", the first networking event for hospitality insiders. [ weiter ... ]

7th International Hotel Conference analyses ways out of the crisis

Venice welcomes hoteliers

Venice (September 11, 2009). "We chose 'Time to Get Back in the Game' as this year's conference theme, which seems to be the overall feeling in the industry," says Morris Lasky, the organiser of the 7th International Hotel Conference (IHC) moving from Rome to Venice this year. Again, hospitalityInside.com is a media partner of the IHC and will support the event by its reports. [ weiter ... ]

ITB Asia and Web In Travel to talk about the trend in online travel

In demand: creative distribution

Singapore (September 4, 2009). The year 2009 is being tipped as the ‘Year of the Deal’ when online travel in Asia will come into its own. Online travel agencies operating in the region are still reporting growth in transaction volumes albeit yields are down. Low cost carriers are expanding and aggressively promoting cheap fares on their websites. Hotel groups are also introducing online sales, group-wide discounts and value offers on their websites. It is against this background that Web In Travel (WIT) 2009 will be held in partnership with ITB Asia, October 20-23 at the Suntec Singapore Exhibition & Convention Centre. [ weiter ... ]

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