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What is TiLE?
The first TiLE (Trends, Technology & Design in Leisure & Entertainment) was in Maastricht in 1991 and there have been TiLEs/TiLEforums in Strasbourg, London, Berlin, Lake Como and Florence; TiLE-Asia conference in Singapore; and TiLEzone seminars in London, Hannover, Warsaw and Lodz. TiLE events are for professionals that operate/develop or supply venues that entertain, educate or inform ie museums, theme parks, heritage sites ... more
6th TiLEzone London - 2011
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7th TiLEzone London
London Transport Museum
Wednesday 21st March 2012
7th TiLEzone London supporters:
7th TiLEzone London
Delegate Fees
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REGISTRATION
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plus VAT@20% if applicable* |
Before 1st March SAVE 10% |
After 1st March |
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DELEGATE |
£135 / €162 |
£150 / €180 |
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OPERATOR¥ |
£120 / €144 |
£135 / €162 |
Group Discounts
• 10% off total for 2 to 3 paying delegates
• 20% off total for 4 or more paying delegates
Terms & Conditions:
1. All delegates must be employees of the same company/organisation.
2. The reductions are for seminar tickets only.
3. Reductions will only be given if delegates register, and pay, at the same time and on the same form.
Notes on bookings and payments:
No refunds after 1st January 2012 but delegates' names can be changed. Any cancellations before 1st January 2012 will be subject to a 20% administration charge.
Payment methods:
- Credit/Debit Card - American Express (not online), Visa or Mastercard
- Bank Transfer
- Cheques in £Sterling drawn on an UK bank (please do not send cheques drawn on non-UK banks)
Andrich International Ltd
10 Sambourne Road, Warminster, Wiltshire
BA12 8LJ, UK
Fax: +44 1985 846163
Tel: + 44 1985 846181
* Because of VAT change by HMRC, we no longer have to charge VAT for non-UK companies for an event in the UK - please provide your local VAT number and/or company registration number when registering/paying. We still have to charge VAT for UK companies and private individuals.
¥“Operator” - someone who operates, owns, curates, develops venues, such as museums and theme parks, and whose prime purpose is not to sell a product or service to other “operators”.