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Overview
Egypt is situated at the crossroads of international business and the heart of Middle East culture, economics and politics. The country's characteristically temperate ground has been a growing asset in light of the region's recent political affairs. Egypt maintains modern, state-of-the-art conference facilities set against a colourful background rich with history and culture. A conference held here combines a taste of the past with an eye for the present. Egypt boasts a modern, efficient infrastructure suitable for the smooth progress of conferences on any scale. Emeco Travel has acquired over thirty years' worth of vast knowledge and expertise in the organization and execution of conferences on all scales and in all fields. Our clients include government agencies and NGO’s; international and local. Employees bear a profound understanding of international conference culture and the world-class standards that constitute business meetings. Emeco Travel is a registered member to the International Congress & Convention Association (ICCA) and a partner in Meeting Professionals International (MPI). Our staff expertly covers all conference routines and procedures, delivering the highest quality of organization services with memorable novelty. Emeco Travel enjoys a good degree of independence owing to minimal outsourcing and as such, promises to deliver reliable services with no delays, setting the stage for a smooth and successful conference.
PCO services are available on a modular or full package basis and can be modified or tailored to suit client needs. These include: - Planning
- Project Secretariat
- Financial Management
- Project Website Development
- Abstract Handling
- Delegate Registration & Administration
- Exhibition Management
- Venue Management
- Hotel Registration
- Transport Logistics
- Marketing & Promotion
Selected Events Our PCEO division handles many events of various scales. Some of the large-scale 1500+/- attendees conferences we’ve handled: XIII International Congress of the World Psychiatric Association (2005): 6,000 attendees International Pharmaceutical Federation Congress (2005): 3,800 attendees Association of British Travel Agents (2002): 1,800 attendees Youth Employment Summit (2002): 1,700 attendees Mediterranean Development Forum III (2000): 1,800 attendees UN International Conference on Population and Development (1994): 16,500 attendees 3rd UN Congress of Africa Telecommunications (1994): 11,500 attendees 28th World Congress of the International College of Surgeons (1992): 1,600 attendees
Some of the medium-sized (100-500 attendees) conferences we’ve handled: Some of the small-sized meetings we’ve handled for the following clients:
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