Forthcoming Industry Events 2010/11
15th October 2010
Gluten-free Chef of the Year competition 2010
The Gluten-free Chef of the Year Competition is back for the third year and we’re very excited to have celebrity resident chef on ITV’s This Morning, Phil Vickery, as our judge. We will also be working in association with the Institute of Hospitality and the Craft Guild of Chefs with support and prizes from Sodexo and 3663.
If you enter as an up and coming chef you could win a stage at Pennyhill Park working alongside Michelin starred chef Michael Wignall. If you are a professional chef you could win a stage at Gleneagles with twice Michelin starred chef Andrew Fairlie. Both categories could also win a set of knives, 12 months membership of the Craft Guild of Chefs or the chance to develop a signature dish with Sodexo.
What do you have to do to enter
Simply design recipes for a three course gluten-free menu. If you are shortlisted then you will need to recreate the menu in a 90 minute live cook off to serve to four people. See our hints and tips page for more information.
Dates for your diary
- All written entries must be received by Friday 15 October 2010
- Entrants will be notified by 29 October 2010 for attendance of the live cook off
- The cook off will be on 9 November 2010.
How to enter
- Submit recipes via our online recipe form which is available here.
- Send by post to: Gluten-free Chef of the Year, Coeliac UK, 3rd Floor Apollo Centre, Desborough Road, High Wycombe, Bucks, HP11 2QW
- or email: recipes@coeliac.org.uk
23rd November 2010
The 2010 Annual Hotel Conference
Venue: Hilton Manchester Deansgate
The Annual Hotel Conference is one of the UK's leading hotel events. it is a must attend for all those involved in this sector of the hotel industry including owners, operators, developers, investors, government agencies, funders and advisors.
The AHC is a full day event with guest speakers, knowledgeable panellists, a choice of six break out sessions, industry exhibitors targeted and relevent delegates all sewn togeather with networking opportunties.
Contact Claire King on 07977 409 506 or email claire.king@theahc.co.uk
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1st - 3rd Dec 2010
ATHE Annual Conference 2010
Venue: TBA
BACK TO THE FUTURE: RESTATING THE CASE FOR TOURISM IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Hosted by Canterbury Christ Church University and Canterbury Cathedral Lodge
KEYNOTES
- John Penrose (Tourism Minister) TBC
- Kurt Jansen (Tourism Alliance)
- Professor David Airey (University of Surrey)
- Noel Josephides (Sunvil)
THEMES
- Changing landscapes of the Tourism Industry
- Changing landscapes of Tourism governance
- Changing Landscapes of Higher Education and Tourism in Higher Education
Papers are welcomed under the following subthemes:
- Horizon scanning
- Importance of ethics/sustainability/globalization
- The changing HE environment
- Issues of employability
- Corporate social responsibility
- Relevance of tourism in wider society
- Tourismification of society / of cities.
CALL FOR PAPERS
Full papers, presentation of works in progress and posters, which support the conference aim and within the conference themes, are invited. Papers from other themes not listed above but reflecting the conference's overall aim are also welcome.
ABSTRACTS
You are invited to submit an abstract of +/-200 words by 30th September 2010 using the attached abstract form, which can also be downloaded from the website: http://www.athe.org.uk/conference
Abstracts should be submitted by e-mail to secretary@athe.org.uk and should indicate background, practical implications, methods and/or data sources, and indicative findings of the paper. All abstracts will be subject to a review process.
REGISTRATION
Registration details will be published shortly.
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12-14th April 2011
ICCAS 2011
Venue: Bournemouth University, UK
Culinary tradition and skill have for centuries been regarded as an art, however, more recently science and technology have played an increasingly important role. For some academics, pushing at the forefront of knowledge, the sphere has been widened even further and health is also now considered in terms of the broader hospitality (foodservice) sector as well as within the well-being and tourism paradigm. As a result, there are substantial opportunities for inter-professional collaboration where learners learn with, from, and about each other in order to work together better.
Objectives
The Seventh Conference aims to build on the success of past programmes by drawing together individuals and organisations from a variety of disciplines, and where experts and practitioners can exchange ideas and develop themes of mutual interest and benefit. In 2011, the Conference is ‘coming home’ to its origin and we are delighted to invite delegates back to Bournemouth University on the South Coast of England, where the host will be the Foodservice and Applied Nutrition Research Group, part of the International Centre for Tourism and Hospitality Research.
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Visit ICCAS 2011 website for more information
23rd - 25th March 2011
PACE Conference and Exhibition 2011
Venue: The Hilton, Blackpool
The date has been set for the PACE Conference and Exhibition 2011. It will be held at the Hilton Blackpool on 23rd - 25th March 2011. Make sure you add the date to your diary and we will be in touch shortly with the delegate booking form and further details.
Due to the economic climate PACE will be offering it's members a considerable discount off delegate packages at next years event.
More information to follow...
