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Accommodation Information

Accommodation is available for delegates near to the Manchester School of Management, UMIST, where the conference is being held.

Hotel style rooms are available at the Weston Conference Centre, UMIST, at £70 per night for bed and breakfast.
En Suite Rooms are available in UMIST Halls of Residence at £47 per night for bed and breakfast.
(More information is available at http://www.meeting.co.uk/weston/index.htm)

Alternatively, if you wish to book your own hotel accommodation in Manchester (the Ibis on Upper Brook Street is the nearest to the Conference site) the following websites may be helpful for you.

 

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