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CasinoAffiliatePrograms.com Announces CAP Euro Conference & Networking Event
October 26, 2006 – CasinoAffiliatePrograms.com (CAP), the recognized leader in the casino affiliate industry, is proud to announce a first-of-its kind conference and networking event specifically designed for international affiliate marketers. CAP Euro is a unique high energy event every affiliate marketer in the European and international marketplace must attend. A true complement to CAP Spring Break, this conference is all about business and is geared to help affiliates during these transitional times.
CAP Euro will be held January 26th – January 28th, 2007 at the Chelsea Football Club in London, UK. The event is free for CAP or GPWA verified affiliates, and provides a range of events structured towards networking, collaboration, and profit. Exclusive to CAP Euro will be the first ever Affiliate Series Of Poker (ASOP), an affiliate industry only poker event with a total prize payout of over USD $10,000, with the tournament champion awarded an exclusive ASOP bracelet.
CAP Euro provides a variety of educational events, including expert roundtables and panels, noted industry speakers, and open forums to learn the latest best promotional and legal practices, emphasizing critical new developments in the United States and other international arenas. Also available to attendees is the exhibitors expo, where affiliates will be able to meet and network directly with the best casino operators, and strike up exclusive CAP Euro relationships.
All affiliates can register for FREE. Now is the time to attend more than ever with the recent changes in the US, so don’t miss this opportunity to enter or grow in the European market!
Thanks War
Here’s a link to a map of the area showing both Earls Ct. (where ICE is) and Stamford Bridge (CAPeuro location) where Chelsea reside (and the Chelsea hotel – http://www.thehotelatchelsea.com/)
Another very good hotel is situated just of the top of the map in South Kensington (nicer area than Earls Court by the way, though Chelsea itself is upmarket) called the “Royal Garden Hotel” (http://www.royalgardenhotel.co.uk/). Here’s the map:
As an Arsenal fan, I’d urge you not to stay at the Chelsea hotel and add to their coffers for new players please
If I find Sarafina or TheGooner staying there, I’ll be most put out :1Dialog: NB: For the 32Red team, “Chelsea” are a Premiership football club in case you were wondering – It’s not Leeds, nor Swindon, not even Wolverhampton Wanderers, but I think you’ll be impressed how the other half live For those flying in to Heathrow, get the Tube from there (http://www.bbc.co.uk/london/travel/downloads/tube_map.html – bottom left hand side) and the Piccadilly line – in blue – takes you right to South Kensington which is about 300 yards from the Royal Garden Hotel if memory serves me right. (Out the tube turn left, then left again, end of the road on the left – from memory so check!).
Cheers
Simmo!
No worrying about hotels, flights or even the tube for me.
I l ive right in Earl’s Court walking distance for ICE AND CAP Euro! :xmas:Hey Simmo I am checking out the Royal Garden now would not want to dissappoint you..lol Thanks for posting all the links that is a great help to us 1st timers to London!:chearlead
Simmo! wrote:As an Arsenal fan, I’d urge you not to stay at the Chelsea hotel and add to their coffers for new players please If I find Sarafina or TheGooner staying there, I’ll be most put out :1Dialog: NB:
Hey Simmo!
If CAP makes the Chelsea Football Club the official hotel – then I’d be happy to stay there (and take all the towels) …
:tongue:Otherwise I’ll probably find a nice wee place in Notting Hill using one of the smaller travel search engines. I was there in June for a break during the World Cup.
Got a 6 day stay for just GBP 300 – which seemed a great price for a good location. Close to restuarants, pubs, Hyde Park pubs, and the tube … and pubs …
:cheers:TheGooner wrote:If CAP makes the Chelsea Football Club the official hotel – then I’d be happy to stay there (and take all the towels) …Hmm now you come to mention it…
ok,
pls let me know where you guys are stayingTheGooner wrote:Got a 6 day stay for just GBP 300 – which seemed a great price for a good location. Close to restuarants, pubs, Hyde Park pubs, and the tube … and pubs
You don’t happen to remember the name of the hotel?-)If anybody has tips on how to find cheap (I hate to pay much for a hotel room – I’m not spending much time there anyway…) single room in London, I’d very much like to hear them. Last time I was in London was 15 years ago, it seems the room prices have gone up a bit since them :turn:
Best thing I can do is point you at http://www.wotif.com
They cover “last minute” deals on Hotel’s – and allow you to book up to 28 days prior at a pretty good rate.
(and no I’m not an affiliate – I just have used their service twice successfully)
:hehe:la reserve is like 79 pounds a night
TheGooner wrote:Best thing I can do is point you at http://www.wotif.com(and no I’m not an affiliate – I just have used their service twice successfully)
:hehe:Wotif seems like a great site, thanks! Actually it looks so good I’d be more than happy to click an affiliate link to get there :laugh:
Anybody else having problems using the capeuro.com registration form? All I can get out of the system is page saying “duplicate entry ‘127’ for key 1”.
opps.
Sounds like someone has an INT field on auto-increment as keyed field and didn’t expect more than 127 responses …
:eh:Prof – get those programmers to enlarge the field or define the INT as unsigned (which will allow another 128 entries).
