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ERS LONDON 2016 Data scanning system Congress badges will contain a barcode (acting as an electronic business card) to enable visitors to leave their contact details for exhibitors quickly and easily. Dress code Dress will be informal throughout the Congress. ERS reserves the right to refuse access when deemed necessary for the comfort and safety of all delegates. ERS Central Supported by the Menarini group ERS Central is a serviced lounge and meeting area that will be located in the centre of the ERS World Village. Tis area includes seating and will provide delegates with the opportunity to network, meet up, or simply recuperate with refreshments. Te area will also house an information desk where delegates will be able to charge their electronic devices. Exhibition access Access to the exhibition will be limited to participants over the age of 16 years who are respiratory professionals. Hotel Desk A Hotel Desk will be available in the ERS Registration Area during Congress opening hours from 3 to 7 September, 2016. Insurance and disclaimer ERS accepts no liability for injuries and/or losses of whatever nature incurred by participants, nor for loss or damage to their luggage and/or personal belongings. Please check the validity of your own insurance. Language Te ofcial language of the Congress is English. No translation will be provided outside of the designated language day sessions which are noted in the programme. Information regarding special programmes will be given at a later date. Lost and Found During the Congress dates, all lost and found items will be taken to the Cloakroom. Once the Congress is over, please contact the ExCeL security team on +44 207 069 4445 for any lost and found queries. Lunch and refreshments No ofcial meals will be provided. Meal facilities at the Congress centre include cafeterias and restaurants. A number of bars and cofee/snack points serve sandwiches and snacks. Mobile phone policy Please respect your fellow colleagues and friends by switching of your mobile phone in all meeting and poster rooms. Members’ Lounge Te new ERS Members’ Lounge has been provided to thank our members for their continued support of the society. It ofers a quiet area to allow you to briefy escape the hustle and bustle of the Congress, catch up on commitments outside the Congress, conduct meetings and telephone calls that require a quieter environment, or to simply consider your path through the Congress programme. Power points, WiFi, and internet drops are available. Tis service is provided exclusively for ERS members. If you are not currently a member of ERS, pass by the World Village and visit your national respiratory society’s booth to take advantage of their ERS institutional membership agreement or meet us at the ERS booth to sign up directly. Parking Delegate car parking is available and is £15.00 (fat rate) for 24hrs on a pay and display system. Patient involvement Patients are welcome at the Congress as professional representatives of patient organisations or to participate in sessions for which they have been invited to contribute. Due to international law and industry self-regulation patients are not permitted to enter the exhibition. Security Please pay special attention to your personal belongings, especially when walking around the city centre and on the public transportation system. Any security problems or concerns within the Congress centre should be reported to a uniformed member of staf. Te London ExCeL security staf will handle any emergency situation and everyone is asked to follow the instructions announced on the loudspeaker. Emergency exits are marked with exit signs. Smoking London ExCeL is a smoke free venue, the smoking ban applies to all buildings, including the catering locations and loading areas. As smoking is a major cause of lung disease, ERS further asks Congress participants and exhibitors not to smoke in the ExCeL or any area within 100 meters of the building. Special accessibility needs It is possible to acquire a wheelchair on site. Kindly contact the West or East Information Desk ExCeL staf and they will be able to help you. Wheelchairs are free of charge, but a fully refundable deposit is taken. 6
ERS LONDON 2016 Taxis Taxis will be available outside the entrance of ExCeL during Congress days and opening times. When in London, please note that you can ask any restaurant or hotel to call a taxi for you. Please visit the travel section of the website for further information on travel from and to the London airports. Tourist information Te London City Desk, located in the ERS main entrance area, will be available to provide further information about the city and your visit. For additional tourist information, please visit www.visitlondon.com 7
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