ITARC November-2018Logistics

Conference venue and accommodation
 

The participants are expected to book and pay for their accommodation and travel on their own. There are various options nearby for accommodation ranging from budget hotels to 5 star hotels to suite each individual's requirements. 
 

The conference will be taking place at: http://www.hilondonregentsparkhotel.co.uk/
 

You may well find the following useful when looking for suitable accommodation:

 

http://www.universityrooms.com/en/city/london/home
 

www.agoda.com             www.booking.com         www.indianymca.org   
 

www.kayak.co.uk            www.londonbb.com      www.tunehotels.com
 

www.hostelworld.comwww.hosteltrip.comwww.juddhotelbloomsbury.com
 

www.rathbonehotel.co.ukwww.mrandmrssmith.comwww.bedandbreakfasts.co.uk

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