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Dear Colleagues, The 4th International Conference on Climate, Tourism and Recreation will take place in Istanbul, Turkey, on 17-19 September, 2015, in collaboration with the Istanbul Policy Center – Sabanci University – Stiftung Mercator Initiative, Bogazici University, the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network (UNSDSN), and the Commission on Climate, Tourism and Recreation (CCTR) of the International Society of Biometeorology (ISB). We heartily welcome you to the event. In order to register your interest, please see the call on attachment or visit the conference website at www.cctr2015.org Best regards, Cenk
Dear Colleagues, Here is the second call for The Fourth International Conference on Climate, Tourism and Recreation with updates regarding our distinguished Keynote Speakers; Daniel Scott, Stefan Gössling, and Robert Steiger, and the venue, Orka Royal Hotel, right in the historical down town of Istanbul. We heartily welcome you to the event. In order to register your interest, please see the second call on attachment or visit the conference website at www.cctr2015.org Best regards, Cenk
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