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Conferences which are being handled currently
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Conferences successfully managed in the past
2010 - Jan to April
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AEOC – 1st Asian Essential Oil Conference, Gurgaon. 7-9 May 2010- 800
delegates.
• 2nd IOR-ARC SCSO Meeting ( On Oceanic Rim) by MEA, Govt of India, New
Delhi participants:12 country heads and teams
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AOGIN 2010 – Asia-Oceania research organization on Genital Infection &
Neoplasia; Delhi. March 2010– 1200 delegates
- WHO
– SEA – SEA Regional Conference on Epidemiology, New Delhi. March 2010.
350 delegates.
- PAN
India workshop series on “Compliment, Quantification goes to India” ( QUAT
India) – New Delhi, March 2010- 150 Delegates
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INDIA LIVE 2010 – Inaugural Course on Percutaneous Cardio-Vascular
Interventions and SCAI Fellows Course, New Delhi. February 2010- 550
delegates.
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ASSICON – 23rd Annual Conference of Association of Spine Surgeons of
India, Nagpur. January 2010. 250 delegates.
2009
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ISMOT 2009 – 12th International Symposium on Microwave &
Optical Technology, New Delhi. December 2009. 500 delegates.
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AASP – 8th Biennial Conference of Asian Association for
Social Psychology, New Delhi. December 2009. 350 delegates.
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APA - 2nd Int'l Conference on Advances in Polymer Science &
Technology, New Delhi. December 2009. 550 delegates.
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EIMA Agrimach – International Fair on Agriculture
Technology, New Delhi. December 2009. 400 delegates.
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ASEATTA-33rd Annual Conference of the Australian and South
East Asian Typing Association, New Delhi. November 2009. 350 delegates.
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IOC - 44th Indian Orthodontics Conference, New Delhi.
November 2009. 1000 delegates.
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YAKULT DANONE INDIA - 3rd Probiotic Symposium, New Delhi.
November 2009. 200 delegates.
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ISHTM – Indian Society Haematology & Transfusion
Conference, New Delhi. November 2009. 300 delegates.
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ICOPP – 5th International Conference on Plant
Pathology, New Delhi. November 2009. 500 delegates.
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ICBD 2009 – 4th Int'l Conference on Birth Defects &
Disabilities in the Developing World, New Delhi; October 2009. 660
delegates.
2008
- JCI
2008 - The Junior Chamber's International World Congress, New Delhi.
November 2008 - 4000 delegates.
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YAKULT DANONE INDIA – 2nd Probiotic Symposium, New Delhi. November 2008 -
200 delegates.
- SRS
2008 – Annual Conference of Sclerosis Research Society, New Delhi. October
2008. 400 delegates.
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Sheela Foam Meet & Distributors Meet - 150 delegates
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ATLAS TRIAL Collaborator Meet - 140 delegates
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Green Leaf IT Consulting Meeting, New Delhi -70 delegates
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COPE 2008, New Delhi 13-18 July 2008 – 100 delegates
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APDW 2008 - Asia-Pacific Digestive Week, Delhi. September 2008 - 1000
delegates
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Microbicides 2008 - International Conference on Protection against AIDS,
New Delhi. February 2008. 800 delegates
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AICOG 2008 – 51st All India Congress of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists,
New Delhi. February 2008. 6500 delegates.
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ISBD 2008- International Society for Bipolar Disorders Conference, New
Delhi & Agra. January 2008. 350 delegates.
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PUTECH - Polyurethane Exhibition and Conference, Delhi. October 2008. 500
delegates
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TCTIL Conference ( Part of INDIA Live Conference)
2007
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AAPI-USA 2007 – Conference of American Association of Physician of Indian
Origin, New Delhi. December 2007. 500 delegates.
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INTACH 2007 – 12th International Conference of National Trusts, New Delhi.
December 2007. 600 delegates.
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YAKULT DANONE INDIA – 1st Probiotic Symposium, New Delhi. November 2007.
200 delegates.
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APCRSH 2008 – 4th Aisa Pacific Conference on Reproductive Sexual Health &
Rights. Hyderabad. October 2007. 1100 delegates.
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IASG – XVII National Conference of the Indian Association of Surgical
Gynaecology, New Delhi. September – October 2007. 350 delegates.
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ICNN 7 - International conference on Neonatology, Delhi. September 2007 -
800 delegates.
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STONE MART - 4th International Industry Exhibition, Jaipur 2007. 1500
delegates.
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Annual SHEELA GROUP distributor’s meet 2007 (Manufacturer of Sleepwell
mattresses).
2006
- IOACON 2006 - 51st
Annual Conference on Indian Orthopaedic Association, New Delhi. November
2006. 6,800 delegates.
- APCMV 2006 -
Asia-Pacific Congress of Medical Virology, New Delhi. November 2006. 400
delegates.
- AOGD 2006 - 28th
Association of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists Annual Conference, New
Delhi. November 2006. 550 delegates.
- RESPICON 2006 - 18th
National Conference of IAP Respiratory Chapter and 1st INDO-EUROPE
Regional Seminar on Paediatric Respiratory diseases, New Delhi. November
2006. 500 delegates.
- AGOICON 2006 - 15th
Annual Conference of the Association of Gynaecologic Oncologists of India,
AIIMS, Delhi. November 2006. 300 delegates.
- IBCON-PEDGASTRO 2006 -
Indo - British Conference on Paediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and
Nutrition, New Delhi. October 2006. 500 delegates.
- INDONESIA ROADSHOW
2006- 2nd Indonesian Road show to promote destination, New Delhi, Mumbai
and Bangalore. October 2006. 300 delegates.
- WCPMDC 2006 - World
Congress on Perinatal Medicines for developing Countries, Agra.
September-October 2006. 1500 delegates.
- ISBFSCP 2006 -
International Symposium on Balanced Fertilizers for Sustainable Crop
Productivity, Ludhiana. November 2006. 350 delegates.
- PEDICON 2006 - 43rd
National Conference of Indian Academy of Paediatrics, New Delhi January
2006. 6500 delegates.
2005
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INDONESIA ROADSHOW 2005 - 1st Indonesian Road show to promote destination,
Delhi & Mumbai. December 2005. 300 delegates.
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PUTECH 2005- Polyurethane Exhibition and Conference, New Delhi. October
2005. 700 delegates.
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ICIC - 2nd International Conference on Interventional Cardiology, New
Delhi. April 2005 600 delegates
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BRONCOCON 2005- 10th National conference on Bronchology, New Delhi.
February 2005 - 300 delegates.
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IACR – 24th Annual Convention of Indian Association for Cancer Research,
New Delhi. February 2005. 500 delegates.
- ICS -
International Soil Conference, New Delhi. January 2005. 550 delegates
2004
- 2nd National Meet on
Fluid Electrolytes and Arterial Blood Gas Analysis, New Delhi. December
2004. 400 delegates.
- APMC - Asia Pacific
Microwave Conference, New Delhi. December 2004. 500 delegates.
- IAC - Indian
Aging Conference, New Delhi. November 2004, 500 delegates.
• Paediatric Rheumatology 2nd National Conference, New Delhi. November
2004. 500 delegates.
- IAP - ITPAH –
International Program on Adolescent Health, New Delhi. November 2004. 350
delegates.
- DOACON 2004 –
Annual Conference of Delhi Orthopaedics Association. November 2004. 600
delegates.
- NCPCC – 6th
National Conference on Paediatrics Critical Care Conference, Kanpur.
October 2004. 550 delegates.
- Ian Donald Obs &
Gynaecology Conference, Agra. August 2004. 500 delegates.
- MCDAS – Modified
Child Dental Anxiety Scale. New Delhi. March 2004. 250 delegates.
- USICON 2004 –
Conference of Urological Society of India, New Delhi. February 2004. 500
delegates.
- AICOG - All India
Obstetrics & Gynaecologists Society, Agra. January 2004. 5000 delegates.
- 8th Asian Oceanic
Conference on Child Neurology, New Delhi. October 2004 - 600 delegates.
2003
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IRACON - International Rheumatology Conference, New Delhi. October 2003.
800 delegates.
- Mining
Federation Conference, New Delhi. September 2003. 500 delegates.
- FICCI
Seminar on Women, Cinema & Society, New Delhi. April 2003 - 150 delegates.
- Delhi
Ophthalmology Society Annual Meeting, New Delhi. April 2003 - 2500
delegates.
- Mining
Processing Technology Conference, Goa. February 2003. 500 delegates.
- Annual
Mining Summit, New Delhi. February 2003. 300 delegates.
- All India
Ophthalmology Society, New Delhi. January 2003. 300 delegates
2002
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SIOP Asia - Second SIOP ASIA (International Paediatrics Conference), New
Delhi. November 2002. 1000 delegates.
- MTM 2002
- Mining Technology Management, New Delhi. November 2002. 400 delegates.
- NABL –
NABL Academic Workshop (National Accreditation Board for Testing &
Calibration Laboratories). August 2002. 70 delegates.
- DST – DST
Academic Seminar (Department of Science & Technology), New Delhi. August
2002. 150 delegates.
- Ministry
of Home Affairs, New Delhi. June 2002. 20 delegates.
- Manganese
/ Chrome Buyer Seller Interface, New Delhi. April 2002. 130 delegates.
- Swiss
Development Corporation Workshop, New Delhi. February 2002. 25 delegates.
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Roundtable On Mining and Community Development, New Delhi. January 2002.
300 delegates.
2001
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Seminar on Prospects of Indian Iron Ore, New Delhi. December 2001. 300
delegates.
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International Symposium on Potassium importance in Nutrient Management for
Substantial Crop Selection, New Delhi. December 2001. 400 delegates.
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International Conference on Mine Planning and Equipment Selection, New
Delhi. November 2001. 500 delegates.
- Seminar
on Environment & Forestry in Mining Area, New Delhi. October 2001. 250
delegates.
- Swiss
Development Corporation Workshop, New Delhi. October 2001. 55 delegates.
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International Satellite Conference on Chloroplast, New Delhi. August 2001.
150 delegates.
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International Conference on the Reduction of Drug Related Harm, New Delhi.
April 2001. 2000 delegates.
- INDIA
MINVEST, New Delhi. February 2001. 500 delegates.
- Asian
Policing Conference, New Delhi. February 2001. 500 delegates.
- 88th
Session of the India Science Congress, New Delhi. January 2001. 3000
delegates.
2000
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Implementation of UNFC, New Delhi. November 2000. 200 delegates.
- Johnson &
Johnson UK, New Delhi. November 2000 - 100 delegates.
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International Cancer Congress, New Delhi. November 2000 - 500 delegates.
- Warner –
Lambert, New Delhi. - 200 delegates.
- IEEE
Int’l Power Meeting, New Delhi - 300 delegates.
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International Symposium on Laser in Ophthalmology, New Delhi. 200
delegates.
- Nesa
Teacher’s Conference - 700 delegates.
- Tecno
Germa - 300 delegates.
- Bahai
Conference - 400 delegates
Special
Events
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Inaugural Flight of Turkish
Airlines – September 2003
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Inaugural Flight of China
Eastern Airlines – March 2002 - After 40 years, India and China have
resumed direct flight links and Creative Travel handled the first ever
flight of China Eastern Airlines. This inaugural flight carried Chinese
Government. Ministers & officials, top airline officials, media and
Chinese Government invitees. There were over 90 people in this delegation.
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Official Flight of President
of Indonesia – handled three times - another important project was
handling the support and mission team for the visit of Indonesian
president, Megawati, who was on a state visit. Both these events reflect
the confidence even foreign governments place in Creative.
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“Yanni at the Taj Mahal” -
Creative Travel was responsible for brining the superstar musician, Yanni,
into India to play at the Taj Mahal. Right from the initial planning right
down till the final execution. Yanni came to India twice and his most
special moment was his first visit to the Taj, where he just stood there
for 45 minutes admiring the monument in complete silence. He was extremely
touched by the fact that he had come face to face with his dream. On his
second visit he was accompanied by Linda Evans, the famous star of the
soap opera “Dynasty” a very famous film and TV actor.
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“The Beach Boys” – Northwest
Airlines Launch in India - This famous troupe came to India about two
years ago for a private show for the launch of Northwest Airlines in
India. They went to Delhi & Mumbai but took some time out to visit some of
the popular sights.
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Mr. Tzanetakis - Former Deputy
Prime Minister of Greece. He has been to India with Creative Travel over 8
times and has written a book on India, which was released by the President
of India.
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Miss Hong Kong pageant winners
– 97 & 98 - We arranged a special TV Shooting crew from Hong Kong for
which they had brought in two Miss Hong Kong winners to host their shows.
This show was broadcast all over Hong Kong and mainland China.
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Ohio Arts Council - The
premier art council in the US chose Creative to arrange a special tour for
them, which was co arranged by the US embassy in New Delhi.
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Private tours of the European
Royal families - Incognito trips of much loved European royalty. They
chose and trusted Creative to arrange a SECRET tour for themselves. Their
only condition was their identity be kept a total secret. Creative
respects the special wishes of it’s clients, no matter how important.
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