Venue and Conference fees

Bruges

Bruges has a strong maritime connection. From the 13^th to 15^th century, it was an important trading hub between the Hanseatic cities of the far North, England and Germany, and the main trading centres in France, Spain and Italy. Exotic products, precious stones and pigments, spices and expensive goods coming from all corners of the world were traded in Bruges. The city showcased its wealth with its majestic belfry (13^th century), its Saint John’s Hospital, churches and chapels and its prestigious city hall (14^th century).

Nowadays, the port of Zeebrugge is an important multifaceted port that handles a wide range of trades. 

Venue

The conference will be held at the Grand Hotel Casselbergh, which is located just 150 m from the central Market Square and the Belfry.

Conference fees

The fees for the conference include admission to the conference, coffee breaks, lunches, visits and the conference dinner.

Go to conference registration and room reservation.