Conference Venue and Hotel

>>Conference Venue<<

  For special ICMA 2011 rate. Before July 25, 2011

  For reservation at Beijing Empark Grand Hotel, please complete the reservation form in MS-WORD or PDF, and send it via fax or email to:

Mr Edward Zeng - Sales&marketing Department
Beijing Empark Grand Hotel
Add: 69 Banjing road, Haidian district,
Beijing, China
Phone: 86-10-88841008; 010-88841115
Fax: 86-10-88462438; 010-88847007
Mobile: 86-13911386522
E-mail: zzgyee@yahoo.com.cn

IEEE ICMA 2011 will be held in the city of Beijing, at Beijing Empark Grand Hotel, which serves as both the official conference hotel and the venue for the technical program. Located in the west business district of Beijing and the east side of Zhongguancun, Beijing Empark Grand Hotel - the modern 5-star hotel including accommodation, exquisite dining, entertainment, conferencing, office building, flat apartment, offers breathtaking views of the Summer Palace, Ba Da Chu Park, West Hill, Fragrant Hill. The highway around city near the hotel gives the direct access to the Ba Da Ling Great Wall and It takes 35 minutes to get to the Beijing Airport.

With a total square area of 180000, the hotel features lobby, lobby lounge, tea house, business center, commodity department, cafeteria, bar, Japanese restaurant, Chinese Restaurant, conference rooms, banquet hall, executive floors, underground non-night city, satisfying every need of today's smart business and leisure travellers.

  The way to the Beijing Empark Grand Hotel:

>>Beijing<<

Beijing has been the capital of China for over 800 years dating back from Yuan Dynasty, and home to 34 emperors who ruled China's vast territory. Its unique history, culture and characteristics bequeathed many famous historic sites of great aesthetic and cultural value. A walk through the city reveals dozens of places worth more than just one visit: The Great Wall, The Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, The Summer Palace, Yonghegong Lamasery, Daguanyuan, The Ruins of Yuanmingyuan, Lugouqiao, The Bell Tower and The Drum Tower, many of which are recognized as World Cultural/Heritage Sites by the United Nation.

Today, Beijing remains the center of national politics, economics, culture and tourism. While preserving its historical and cultural heritage, the city has been transforming itself into a world-class city. With connections to over 60 cities worldwide and advanced transportation network to link up different corners of its nation, the city has been the host of 2008 Olympic Games, demonstrating its vigor and youthfulness to the world. ICMA 2011 offers its participants a great opportunity to see and feel the city where one should never miss its unique and harmonious mixture of ancient civilization and modern accomplishments while enjoying high quality conference program.