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Conferences will change; opportunity for the Caribbean. | SMN News

September 20, 2020

Conferences will change; opportunity for the Caribbean. | SMN News
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“Under the current circumstances, conferences will change. We have seen that a large number of major conferences and conventions had to be canceled. Disappointment is one thing, at what expense, is another,” says Cdr. Bud Slabbaert, Chairman and Coordinator of the Caribbean Aviation Meetup conference, or CARIBAVIA for short. “There is much talk about a ‘New Normal’. Even the ‘New Normal’ will not be forever. Yet, new conference models may be developed that will stay with us for quite a while, because they make sense, are more flexible and more targeted. The traditional major international events will return, but


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