Work Experience Travel Market & IAPA Annual Conference 2012, Budapest, Hungary
You’re coming to WETM for valuable business appointments, inspiring speakers and we hope, also for a unique experience in Budapest. It all starts at our venue, the InterContinental Budapest. Not only is the conference facility outstanding for our large-scale business appointments. It also makes for a special stay in the Spa City.
The Perks of an InterContinental Hotel Booking
* free in-room internet access in all delegate rooms (a €50 value)
* included buffet breakfast in the hotel restaurant
* included use of SpaContinental’s fitness centre, swimming pool, sauna, and steam bath
* you stay where all the conference action takes place
* one low, inclusive price (special conference rate includes VAT and city tax)
To book a room at The InterContinental Budapest for WETM-IAC, 2012, please click here
On the banks of the Danube, the view from the hotel is stunning. There are still a few available spaces left for a free upgrade to a river view room if you book now, but these will sell out fast!
Ranked among the world’s best places to stay, the InterContinental is also a headquarters for the leisurely part of your conference with a 10% discount on these select Eurama tours.
What´s Near the Hotel
With views of the river and castle from the InterContinental’s location in the center of town, delegates can easily access Budapest’s must-see sights and activities after a successful conference day:
* bartering Hungarian style on Falk Miksa Street, a 15-minute walk from the hotel, filled with galleries and antique shops
* Margaret Island in the center of the Danube is within walking distance and has a small zoo, water tower, and the Lido
* the Castle District’s museums, cobblestones, and churches on the other side of the Danube, where you can sample the famous confectioneries at Ruszwurm, the oldest cafe in Budapest and the best cakes in town
* a walk along adjacent Chain Bridge to use the funicular for a spectacular view
* stroll Adrássy Avenue, the city’s iconic World Heritage boulevard with designer shopping
* Ràday Street for a choice of many restaurants
* top sights like the bustling market hall, the Halls of Terror Museum, and the famous Szèchenyi uszoda spa in the middle of the city park is reached via Budapest’s unique and oldest mainland underground transport system in Europe