The All India
Correspondence Chess Federation is
proud to host the ICCF Congress 2004 in Mumbai,
India from 30 October to 5 November 2004.
Med Samraoui(left), Ambar
Chatterjee and Josef Mrkvicka meet together at
Juelich, Germany March 2004.
The
Retreat is a 5 Star luxury holiday resort.
The conference hall to be
used for the Congress is on the first floor of the Hotel
Annexe.
The Retreat is a 5 Star
luxury holiday resort. The main building of the hotel is a 7
storey complex. There are nice gardens, swimming pool, a
health club and sauna, Jacuzzi, steam bath, children's
corner and a swimming pool, all free to residents. Ayurvedic
massage (traditional herbal healing system) and Yoga lessons
are also available. On one side of the hotel, the rooms
overlook the coast of the Arabian Sea while the view from
the rooms facing the other side is of green fields dotted
with palm trees.
TOURS
There are 3 tours
during/after the conference.
MUMBAI CITY TOUR
A Mumbai City
tour will be conducted on Thursday, 4th November. The
excursion will start at 0800 (time subject to change). This
is a guided coach tour of the major city attractions. You
should be back in the hotel by about 1800. Lunch is included
in the excursion. This tour is free to participants.
ELEPHANTA CAVES TOUR
The optional
excursion to Elephanta Caves is on Friday 5th November. You
will be taken by coach (at about 0800) to the Gateway of
India in south Mumbai which is the starting point of the
motor launch to Elephanta Island. Here you can see
beautifully carved rock-cut temples. You will be brought
back to the hotel by about 1900. Lunch is included in the
excursion.
GOLDEN TRIANGLE TOUR
The optional
post conference tour to Delhi, Agra and Rajasthan starts on
the afternoon of Saturday 6th November. A coach will take
you from the hotel to the railway station where you board a
train to New Delhi. From New Delhi you proceed by coach to
Agra, Fatehpur Sikri, Jaipur and Sawaimadhapur. You return
by train, reaching Mumbai on 12 November at 10:15
Last update: 09 August 2004
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045 |
VAN ‘T RIET, Nol |
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044 |
TORO SOLIS DE O. Guillermo |
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No |
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043 |
RAWLINGS, Alan |
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No |
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32 |
042 |
HEGOBURU, Pedro |
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No |
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31 |
040-041 |
HAMARAT, Tunc |
Varriale Christine |
Yes, 2 |
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039 |
DANEK Libor, Dr. |
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No |
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037-038 |
FLORES GUTIÉRREZ,
Carlos |
Flores Sánchez, Esperanza |
Yes, 2 |
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036 |
ROCIUS Marijonas |
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Yes |
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035 |
MARINA, Luz |
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26 |
034 |
ZAVANELLI, Max |
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No |
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033 |
FAY, Ruth Ann |
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No |
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24 |
032 |
TANI,
Gian-Maria |
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No |
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23 |
031 |
RŐTOVA, Merike |
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Yes |
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22 |
030 |
LIEBERT, Ervin |
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Yes |
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21 |
029 |
SÖDERBERG, Per |
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Yes |
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027-028 |
BAUMBACH, Dr. Fritz |
1 |
No |
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026 |
BRUSILA, Heikki |
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No |
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024-025 |
NUUTILAINEN, Esko |
Nuutilainen, Seija (wife) |
Yes, 2 |
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023 |
RADOSZTICS Evelin |
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Yes |
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16 |
022 |
RADOSZTICS Gerhard |
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Yes |
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15 |
021 |
KNOL, Everdinand |
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Yes |
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14 |
019-020 |
BALABAYEV Farit |
BALABAYEVA R. (sister) |
Yes, 2 |
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018 |
GAUJENS, Artis |
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Yes |
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12 |
017 |
GRODZENSKY S.
Yakovlevich |
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No |
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11 |
016 |
DOMRACHEV V.
Grigorievich |
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Yes |
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10 |
013-015 |
SANAKOEV,
Konstantin |
Sanakoev, Nina (wife); Sanakoev, Gregory
(father) |
Yes, 3 |
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9 |
011-012 |
BIELECKI, Witold |
Bielecka, Teresa (wife) |
Yes, 2 |
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8 |
010 |
MASTROJENI, Gianni |
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Yes |
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7 |
008-009 |
MRKVICKA, Josef |
Mrkvickova, Alena (wife) |
Yes, 2 |
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6 |
007 |
RUCH, Eric |
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No |
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006 |
KARELIN, Evgeny
Petrovich |
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No |
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004-005 |
Dr. MICHALEK,
Miroslav |
Ivana Vafkova (wife) |
Yes, 2 |
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3 |
003 |
PESCHARDT, Sřren |
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Yes |
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2 |
002 |
SAMRAOUI, Mohammed |
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No |
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001 |
BINDER, Gerhard |
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Yes |
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