Infection Prevention 2010 - Moving forward with confidence
Venue
Bournemouth has always enjoyed the highest reputation as a premier conference and entertainment destination, and has now developed into a thriving cosmopolitan resort, with new hotels, restaurants, bars, clubs and attractions opening on a regular basis to serve both local residents and the growing number of visitors every year.
The Bournemouth International Centre was opened on 6th September 1984 as a multipurpose Conference, Entertainment, Exhibition and Leisure Venue. The Centre originally boasted two Auditoria - the Windsor and Tregonwell Halls - and a multi-storey, 700+ space car park, the Pavilion Theatre/Ballroom and Pier Theatre. With the Centre attracting a wide range of International Artistes and large Conventions, Bournemouth Borough Council recognised the need to expand the facilities by adding the circular 1800 m² Purbeck Hall in 1990. By the millenium the BIC had firmly established itself as one of the UK's leading venues of its type and with demand far outstripping supply, a massive £22 million expansion and redevelopment programme was agreed in 2003, to provide a 4th auditorium - the 1250 m² Solent Hall - and an increased capacity Windsor Hall, making the BIC overall, the largest venue on the South Coast, when it reopened in October 2005.
For more information about the conference centre click: www.bic.co.uk
For more details of the tourist attractions in the area click: www.bournemouth.co.uk
Accommodation
For details of accommodation available and pricing CLICK HERE to be directed to the official accommodation booking website. Alternative visit www.Conferencebookings.co.uk and enter event code: BMHIPC2010
Alternativeley Tel: 01202 451722 or email: deleres@bournemouth.gov.uk
Infection Prevention 2010
Bournemouth International Centre
20-22 September 2010
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