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Proposal for 26 th meeting Queenstown, New Zealand July/August 2008 REANNZ

REANNZ proposes hosting the 26th APAN meeting in Queenstown, NZ, a picturesque alpine and lake resort offering adventure, history, and modern facilities. The Millennium Hotel Conference Centre provides suitable accommodation and modern amenities for the conference. Travel and accommodation options are convenient, catering to various needs. Attendees can explore nearby universities, research institutes, and regional attractions. The proposed budget and sponsorship plan are designed to cover the event's expenses, ensuring a successful conference. Social activities, including dinners and outdoor adventures, offer a memorable experience for participants. Organized excursions to regional points of interest supplement the conference, making it a comprehensive event.

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Proposal for 26 th meeting Queenstown, New Zealand July/August 2008 REANNZ

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  1. Proposal for 26th meeting Queenstown, New Zealand July/August 2008 REANNZ

  2. We propose the 26th APAN meeting be held in Queenstown,NZ • 27-31 July 2008 or • 3-7 August 2008 • Hosted by Research and Education Advanced Network New Zealand (REANNZ)

  3. Queenstown, New Zealand • Southern Hemisphere’s finest four season alpine and lake resort • Rugged mountains, majestic lakes, national parks, historic region • Wide range of accommodation options, compact town layout • Adventure capital of NZ • Well connected to NZ’s new R&E backbone • Convenient stopover access to NZ universities and research institutes

  4. Queenstown, New Zealand

  5. The Millennium Hotel Conference Centre • Located in the heart of Queenstown • Main meeting room seats 288 classroom style or can be made into three smaller rooms • Break out rooms available for smaller meetings • Audio visual equipment including internet access and technician onsite • Business centre available 24 hours • Multi-lingual assistance • 220 accommodation rooms, all with mountain views US$140 ~ US$180 per night

  6. The Millennium Hotel Conference Centre

  7. Travel and Accommodation • International flights from Australia direct to Queenstown • Most Asia-Pacific region air carriers serve Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch (including code-share): • Air New Zealand, Qantas, Cathay, JAL, Thai, Singapore, EVA Air, Air Canada, Korean, Malaysia, Asiana, UA, AA, LaudaAir, LanChile, Lufthansa, Mexicana, KLM, Royal Brunei • Frequent Air New Zealand and Qantas flights from Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch international airports to Queenstown • Accommodation close to venue suiting all needs • Hotels, motels, lodges, home stays • Multi-lingual assistance widely available

  8. Universities and Research Institutes in New Zealand • Opportunities to visit colleagues and collaborators at research and education institutes in New Zealand • Universities • Auckland, AUT, Waikato, Massey, Victoria, Canterbury, Lincoln, and Otago. • Crown Research Institutes (CRIs) • AgResearch, Crop & Food, ESR, GNS, HortResearch, IRL, Landcare, NIWA and Scion

  9. Budgets and Sponsorship A preliminary assessment of the budget and informal sponsorship interests gives REANNZ comfort that the 26th APAN meeting would be able to cover its running costs. Based on: • Nominal US$300 registration; 200 attendees and 50 students • Sponsorship from network and equipment suppliers plus co hosting by Government research and education agencies • Venue costs, delegate packs, dinner and other social functions plus conference administration

  10. Conference social activities • Welcome dinner at the Moonshine Country Restaurant • An evening at the Skyline Restaurant, perched high above Queenstown • Skiing, mountain biking, walking, rafting, jet boating…nearby and on demand!

  11. Associated regional points of interest before and after meeting • Milford Sound, Fiordland • Stewart Island • Dunedin and Otago Peninsula • Golf at the Millbrook Resort • Bungy jumping, Shotover jet, mountain biking trails, skiing, rafting • Wine and History Trail, Central Otago

  12. Converge on Queenstown for the 26th APAN Meeting

  13. Thank you Charles Jarvie Acting Chief Executive Officer Research and Education Advanced Network NZ Ltd charles.jarvie@morst.govt.nz +64 21 62 82 90

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