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HOTEL
AND LODGING INFORMATION
Issued by: 2005 CEANA Convention Planning Committee
CONVENTION THEME:
The theme for the convention is INVESTMENT AND
SOCIO-ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT: CRITICAL ISSUES ACROSS EWELAND
HOTEL INFORMATION:
The Convention activities and lodging will be at the
following hotel.
Hilton McLean Tysons Corner
7920 Jones Branch Drive
McLean, VA 22102
Hotel Room Rates:
$59.00 per night-Single or Double occupancy without
breakfast (code-
CEA)or
$69.00 per night-Single or Double occupancy with
breakfast(code-CNW)
For Reservations:
Please call: 1-800-Hiltons (1-800-445-8667) and mention
that you are
booking room under the Council of Ewe Associations of
North America
(CEANA).
Reservation Deadline:
Reservations must be made by August 8, 2005 and must be
confirmed
with a major Credit Card to guarantee the above rates.
Important Note:
There are two (2) different codes available for your
reservation.
Select your preferred code from below and mention this
when making
your reservations.
1)CEA is the code for rate without breakfast
2)CNW is the code for rate with breakfast
Visit the hotel website and take a tour to see for
yourself what
they have to offer. www.mclean.hilton.com or
http://www.mclean.hilton.com/
Please avoid booking more sleeping rooms than you will
need as the
hotel will charge you for at least one night rate for
rooms reserved
and not used and not canceled by the August 8, 2005
reservation
deadline date.
AIRPORTS:
There are two airports which are conveniently located
about 14 miles
away from the Convention Hotel. The airports are the
Washington
Dulles International Airport (IAD) and the Reagan
National (DCA)
Airport. Groups and individuals who are planning to
attend the 2005
CEANA Convention are advised to use the Washington
Dulles
International Airport (IAD).
The Baltimore-Washington International Airport (BWI) is
about sixty
(60) miles away from the Convention Hotel site.
CONVENTION PROGRAMS:
The Convention activities will begin on Friday,
September 2, 2005
and end on Sunday, September 4, 2005.
1) Friday - Meeting of the Executive Council
(Secretariat) and
delegates from member organizations known as the Council
of
Representatives (COR).
2) Saturday (Daytime) - The General Membership meeting
is open to
all Convention attendees, individuals from member
organizations,
delegates and the CEANA Secretariat. There will be an
afternoon
Luncheon, featuring the special guest speakers.
3) Saturday (Evening) - An evening of Dinner
Dance/Banquet in an
atmosphere of pomp, and cultural performances. There
will be special
prizes presented during the banquet event!
4) Sunday - An all-day picnic with durbar, featuring
cultural
dances, variety of delicious ethnic cuisines, various
games and lots
of other forms of entertainment.
This year's Convention will be a blast! There will be
luxury
accommodation and feeding for all. You must call early
to reserve
you hotel rooms at the affordable rates above.
For further convention updates, please visit
www.ceanaonline.com or
send e-mail to the following planning committee members:
wadzima1@msn.com or osaflasafla@aol.com
Lookout for addition Convention information... See you
in
September!!!
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PREVIOUS ANNUAL
CONVENTIONS OF THE CEANA
The 1st
Convention took place in Washington, D.C. in September
1994,
The 2nd
Convention took place in Chicago, Illinois in September
1995,
The 3rd
Convention took place in Atlanta, Georgia in September
1996,
The 4th
Convention took place in Toronto, Canada in September
1997,
The 5th
Convention took place in Washington, D.C. in September
1998,
The 6th
Convention took place in New York City, NY. in
September 1999,
The 7th
Convention took place in Los Angeles, California in
September 2000,
The 8th
Convention took place in Houston, Texas in September
2001,
The 9th
Convention took place in Dallas, Texas in September
2002,
The 10th
Convention took place in Toronto, Canada in September
2003,
The 11th
Convention took place in Chicago, Illinois in September
2004
The
12th Convention will take place in Washington, DC in
September 2005
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