The first client to benefit in the ‘Inspire’ rewards programme is the British Association of Dermatologists (BAD).
EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND – Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) is launching its new ‘Inspire’ client rewards programme and recognising the first client to benefit ahead of a presence at IMEX America, Las Vegas, Nevada (14-16 October 2014). The programme welcomes returning association and corporate clients with a bespoke package of benefits.
Outlining ‘Inspire’ EICC Head of Sales and Marketing, Louise Andrew said: “We work hard to seal the deal when bidding for new business and it’s time to do more for returning clients who repeatedly put their faith in us to deliver for their delegates.”
No two ‘Inspire’ benefits packages will be the same but will be specifically tailored to a returning client’s known preferences and requirements. A range of complimentary and added value services will be offered exclusively to clients recognised by ‘Inspire.’
Photo caption: Chris Garrett, BAD’s Conference and Event Services Manager.
The first client to benefit in the ‘Inspire’ rewards programme is the British Association of Dermatologists (BAD), the inaugural client in EICC’s new Lennox Suite with International Investigative Dermatology 2013 and back in 2014 with the World Congress on Cancers of the Skin.
Chris Garrett, BAD’s Conference and Event Services Manager said: “EICC has the scale we need for a full scientific programme with separate trade and poster exhibitions in a city centre location and a special welcome back that benefits our delegates is a real bonus.”
Scotland’s capital city, Edinburgh is served by daily direct flights from New York, Chicago and Philadelphia in the United States. Middle Eastern routes include daily services from the Qatari capital, Doha and from 2015, Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.
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