FIPS World Congress - Slao

FIPS World Congress - Slao FIPS World Congress - Slao

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Good to know! Hope you will enjoy your stay in Åre and Sweden. Please let us know if we can help you out with anything. Alcohol is served at bars and restaurants from 11.00. It is not accepted to drink alcohol bought outside the hotel in public places or at the hotel other than in your room. If you like to buy your own liquer Systembolaget is located in town. In Sweden you can´t buy alcohol in grocery stores. Avalanche day will start up at Monday 27 th with indoors sessions at 9 am at Holiday Club (the hotel by the lake). The fenicular will take you down and first departure is at 08.15. Then it is a short walk down to Holiday Club. This session is compulsuary if you like to participate in the outdoor sessions at Tuesday 28 th . Please bring your own beacon, probe and showel if you got one. Especially the beacon is important. Also bring the avalanche rescue papers from the conference bag with you! Bergbanan, the fenicular, runs from outside the hotel and takes you down to the town square. Every day between 09.00-16.30. Breakfast is served 07.00-09.00 at the hotel. Breakfast is included for all delegates staying at Hotel Fjällgården. Cash – It can be wise to have some Swedish crowns in cash, for culture day and kick off night if you like to use the bar. Credit cards are widely accepted in Sweden. Culture day – at Klocka Fjällgård, situated 40 km from Åre. You will get introduced to the Sami culture and Valborgsmässoafton, Walpurgis Night. Historically this night derives from various pagan spring customs. Bonfires were built to keep away the dead and chaotic spirits that were said to walk among the living then. Lately it became a celebration of the arrival of spring. This will be a night to remember – if you like to participate please sign up in the reception at Hotel Fjällgården. Please bring Swedish crowns in cash if you like to use the bar. Dinner will be served 19.00-20.00 at the hotel except Monday 27 th when it is served 20.00 and we will meet up with SLAO’s winter meeting, a meeting who gathers Swedish skiareas to sum up the season. If you have any special requests for your meals, if you are allergic or vegeterian, please let us know. Lunch will be served 12.00-13.00, except Monday 27 th when it is served 12.30-14.00. When the programme shows outdoor lunch there will not be any lunch served at the hotel, lunch will be served outdoor near congress activities. Lunch is included for all delegates. Shopping – Take the fenicular to the town square, shops in Åre are in general open 10.00-19.00. Smoking – In Sweden smoking is not allowed in public places like restaurants, bars, airports, hotels etc. Smoking is only accepted in special places and outdoors. Ski pass – Skiing from April 25 th to May 2 nd is included in the congress price. You will get your ski pass when you register on the congress. Ski rental – Rent your skis at Skistar Shop and you get 25% reduced price. You find the nearest Skistar Shop at the town square. Take the fenicular and you find it next to the sport shop Stadium. Tourist information is situated in Åre Station, down in the village by the railway. Water in Sweden is clean and good tasting, you can drink it from the tap. Crister Löfgren Weather in April is usual nice and warm at daytime with cold nights, but the weather can be very unpredictily and change from warm and sunny to windy and snow/rain in no time. This is in Sweden well known as Aprilweather. Wireless network is available for free at Hotel Fjällgården.

Programme FIPS World Congress 2009 This programme is subject to change – daily updates will be displayed in the hotel at breakfast. Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 25 th 26 th 27 th 28 th 29 th 30 rd 1 st 2 nd 07.30 Breakfast Skistar Åre Breakfast ASPA Intro/ overview Breakfast Avalanche rescue D. Atkins Breakfast Switzerland P. Pedroli Breakfast Canada T. Abrams Breakfast Italy L. Sardelli Good bye breakfast! 09.00 Pediatric injuries during skiing Sweden 10.00 Disabled skier accidents Sweden Dr C. Hulting and Total ski school 11.00 Presentation of Åre ski area Avalanche rescue Hotel Holiday Club in village 09.00-12.30 Bring the avalanche rescue papers from the conference bag with you! The fenicular down to the village departures from Hotel Fjällgården at 8.15 Avalanche rescue (outdoors) Legal aspects USA E. Gassman Immobilization Sweden P. Kongstad and J. Sandegård Italy L. Sardelli France J.L. Tuaillon NSP USA T. White Adequate hydration wrist guard ASPA Chile F. Herrera Russia N. Safronova New Zealand L. Brooks MOVE OUT DAY Departure from Åre based on travel to Östersund and flights to home destinations 12.00 Lunch in the skiarea Lunch Lunch outdoors Lunch Lunch Lunch 13.00 Exhibition Exhibition Avalanche rescue (outdoors) 14.00 Arrival in ÅRE How to prevent hypothermia Sweden Extended care module ASPA Exhibition On hill scenario and debrief ASPA (outdoors) Trauma in skiing, a 20 yrs survey, Åre Dr M. Agnvall Speed Game Switzerland (outdoors) 15.00 Check in to rooms and ski rentals etc Exhibition 16.00 Swedish Weather Center 17.00 Welcome to Åre! Executive Board Mtg. (poss. 2 hours) Exhibition ongoing Laerdal workshop in-/outdoor 30 min/30 min Exhibition Current situation of Ski Patrol in Japan Japan BASP Culture day Travel to Klocka Homestead All afternoon and evening at Klocka Homestead Note: Sign up for this trip in the reception! Patroller injury survey ASPA Executive Board Mtg. (poss. 2 hours) Welcome to Rusutsu Japan 18.00 Social time Social time Social time Social time Social time Social time 19.00 Dinner Dinner 20.00 Dinner with SLAO Dinner Dinner Closing dinner 20.30 Bobo´s Place “Get Together” with presentations of Åre Exhibition /FIPS Bar Exhibition /FIPS Bar FIPS Bar FIPS Bar FIPS Bar Travel back to Åre 22.30 ASPA – Australian Ski Patrol Association | BASP – Brittish Association of Ski Patrollers | NSP – National Ski Patrol

Good to know!<br />

Hope you will enjoy your stay in Åre and Sweden. Please let us know if we<br />

can help you out with anything.<br />

Alcohol is served at bars and restaurants from 11.00.<br />

It is not accepted to drink alcohol bought outside the hotel<br />

in public places or at the hotel other than in your room.<br />

If you like to buy your own liquer Systembolaget is located<br />

in town. In Sweden you can´t buy alcohol in grocery stores.<br />

Avalanche day will start up at Monday 27 th with indoors<br />

sessions at 9 am at Holiday Club (the hotel by the lake).<br />

The fenicular will take you down and first departure is at<br />

08.15. Then it is a short walk down to Holiday Club.<br />

This session is compulsuary if you like to participate in<br />

the outdoor sessions at Tuesday 28 th . Please bring your<br />

own beacon, probe and showel if you got one. Especially<br />

the beacon is important. Also bring the avalanche rescue<br />

papers from the conference bag with you!<br />

Bergbanan, the fenicular, runs from outside the hotel and<br />

takes you down to the town square. Every day between<br />

09.00-16.30.<br />

Breakfast is served 07.00-09.00 at the hotel. Breakfast is<br />

included for all delegates staying at Hotel Fjällgården.<br />

Cash – It can be wise to have some Swedish crowns in cash,<br />

for culture day and kick off night if you like to use the bar.<br />

Credit cards are widely accepted in Sweden.<br />

Culture day – at Klocka Fjällgård, situated 40 km from Åre.<br />

You will get introduced to the Sami culture and Valborgsmässoafton,<br />

Walpurgis Night. Historically this night derives<br />

from various pagan spring customs. Bonfires were built to<br />

keep away the dead and chaotic spirits that were said to<br />

walk among the living then. Lately it became a celebration<br />

of the arrival of spring.<br />

This will be a night to remember – if you like to participate<br />

please sign up in the reception at Hotel Fjällgården. Please<br />

bring Swedish crowns in cash if you like to use the bar.<br />

Dinner will be served 19.00-20.00 at the hotel except<br />

Monday 27 th when it is served 20.00 and we will meet<br />

up with SLAO’s winter meeting, a meeting who gathers<br />

Swedish skiareas to sum up the season.<br />

If you have any special requests for your meals, if you are<br />

allergic or vegeterian, please let us know.<br />

Lunch will be served 12.00-13.00, except Monday 27 th<br />

when it is served 12.30-14.00. When the programme<br />

shows outdoor lunch there will not be any lunch served<br />

at the hotel, lunch will be served outdoor near congress<br />

activities. Lunch is included for all delegates.<br />

Shopping – Take the fenicular to the town square, shops in<br />

Åre are in general open 10.00-19.00.<br />

Smoking – In Sweden smoking is not allowed in public<br />

places like restaurants, bars, airports, hotels etc. Smoking<br />

is only accepted in special places and outdoors.<br />

Ski pass – Skiing from April 25 th to May 2 nd is included<br />

in the congress price. You will get your ski pass when you<br />

register on the congress.<br />

Ski rental – Rent your skis at Skistar Shop and you get<br />

25% reduced price. You find the nearest Skistar Shop at<br />

the town square. Take the fenicular and you find it next to<br />

the sport shop Stadium.<br />

Tourist information is situated in Åre Station, down in the<br />

village by the railway.<br />

Water in Sweden is clean and good tasting, you can drink<br />

it from the tap.<br />

Crister Löfgren<br />

Weather in April is usual nice and warm at daytime with<br />

cold nights, but the weather can be very unpredictily and<br />

change from warm and sunny to windy and snow/rain in<br />

no time. This is in Sweden well known as Aprilweather.<br />

Wireless network is available for free at Hotel Fjällgården.

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