The Southern African Marketing Research Association (SAMRA) has announced the rates for delegates at its 2008 conference, which will be held at the Royal Swazi Sun & Spa, Swaziland, on 27 and 28 May 2008.
The focus for next year's conference is “New” – research developments, research thinking, research technology, research methods. We would like to challenge suppliers and users to review the recent and forthcoming industry developments rather than rehash the past issues or debates.
The rates for the 2008 conference are as follows:
SAMRA Member
Non-member
Early bird (excl. VAT)
Normal (excl. VAT)
Early bird (excl. VAT)
Normal (excl. VAT)
Full delegate (3 nights, 2 days) not sharing – single room
R6 400.00
R7 400.00
R6 900.00
R7 900.00
Full delegate (3 nights, 2 days) sharing – double room
R5 900.00
R6 900.00
R6 400.00
R7 400.00
Full day delegate (2 days) excluding accommodation, excluding dinners and gala dinner.
R3 600.00
R4 600.00
R4 200.00
R5 200.00
Partner's fee (3 nights, 2 days) including dinners and gala dinner.
R3 800.00
R4 800.00
R3 800.00
R4 800.00
Exhibitors fee - non delegates only (3 nights, 2 days) including dinners and gala dinner.
R3 800.00
R4 800.00
R3 800.00
R4 800.00
The Royal Swazi Sun & Spa is an oasis in the Kingdom of Swaziland with its sweeping verandas, large oak trees and wide open spaces. This regal hotel stirs and stimulates the senses with its contrasting qualities, and the combination of Swazi hospitality and state of the art conference facilities make this an ideal venue for the SAMRA Conference.
Bookings for the 2007 SAMRA Convention are now open, and early-bird rates apply until the 31st January 2008. For more information or to make a booking contact Kerry Oliver on (011) 704 7770 or samra@thelime.co.za or visit www.samra.co.za.
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