
GROUP RATES
Accommodation from €190 per room per night
Half day delegate rate from €70 per person
Full day delegate rate from €80 per person
Subject to availability – 2013

GROUP RATES
Accommodation from €190 per room per night
Half day delegate rate from €70 per person
Full day delegate rate from €80 per person
Subject to availability – 2013


The 1608 bedroom JW Marriott Marquis Dubai will be the largest of its kind in the region, featuring exceptional event and business facilities, 9 restaurants, 4 bars and 2 lounges, the world-class Saray Spa, two ballrooms and up to 33 meeting & training rooms – over 5,100sqm of event space in total.
A stunning addition to Marriott International’s JW Marriott world-class luxury hotel brand, the JW Marriott Marquis Dubai will open in two phases, with the first section open now featuring 804 rooms and at a height of 355 metres, the JW Marriott Marquis Dubai is the tallest dedicated hotel building in the world and is just 26 metres shorter than the Empire State Building in New York and will deliver an outstanding location and service for the luxury business and leisure customer.




JSH Hotel Roma – Villa Pamphili opens up in March 2013 with 229 elegant rooms of different categories and measures, all provided with every kind of comfort. The Hotel features a Restaurant, a Lounge Bar, a Fitness Center and 8 meeting rooms with a maximum capacity of 200 people all provided with the most modern audio and video technologies, perfect to organize conventions and events.
The Hotel has a strategic location, only 7 km far from Rome downtown and the most important touristic attractions and 6 km from Vatican City.

Hotel Ritz Four Seasons and Olissippo Lapa Palace in Lisbon feature in the ranking of the Top 100 Hotels of the World, of the Readers’ Choice Awards, sponsored by Condé Nast Traveler.
In the ranking of the 15 best hotels in the Iberian Peninsula, the five-star Ritz Four Seasons ranks in first place. Located in the city centre, about 15 minutes’ walk from the Baixa downtown district, the Ritz Four Seasons Hotel in Lisbon has 15 meeting rooms and 283 bedrooms, including 20 suites. All rooms feature balconies overlooking the Eduardo VII Park, São Jorge Castle and the Tagus river. The Hotel also has several public areas, a shopping arcade, the Varanda Restaurant and the Ritz Bar with live piano music on weekends.
The Olissippo Lapa Palace is another hotel in Lisbon to feature in the top rankings. The hotel is built in a 19th century palace, is situated on the top of one of Lisbon’s seven hills overlooking the Tagus River. With 7 meeting rooms, 109 bedrooms, restaurants, bar and spa, the hotel is surrounded by a majestic subtropical garden.

The Portuguese capital is the destination that offers the best value for money in the world and the most friendly European city for tourists, according to users of TripAdvisor. For hospitality, Lisbon scores 8.32 out of ten possible points and comes third in the rankings. The survey also finds that taxi drivers in Lisbon are among the most friendly in the world, placed 8th in the rankings. The Portuguese capital is also among the top 20 cities for ease of internal mobility, quality of public transport and retail offer. The survey was conducted in November 2012, with 75 thousand users of TripAdvisor who had recently written comments on the selected cities. The choice is based on the key cities of the countries that received the most international visitors, according to the World Tourism Organization.
In addition, Lisbon is ranked 44th best city in the world to live in, according to a survey carried out by Mercer consultants. The “Quality of Life Study” examined the quality of living in 221 cities – with New York in the United States, as a benchmark – and concluded, for the second consecutive year that Vienna (Austria) is the city with the best quality of life. Lisbon was the only Portuguese city to be analysed, ranking 44th in a survey led by Vienna, with Zurich (2nd), Geneva (8th) and Bern (10th) in Switzerland; Munich (4th), Dusseldorf (6th) and Frankfurt (7th) in Germany, and Copenhagen (9th) in Denmark. The living conditions in cities are reviewed annually, taking into account 39 criteria, grouped into ten categories, including social, economic and political factors as well as medical health, schools, education, public services and transport, entertainment, consumer goods, housing and climate.
