RE: Meetings in other regions

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--On Monday, 17 July, 2006 15:21 +0300 Pasi.Eronen@xxxxxxxxx
wrote:

>>     * picking places within those countries or regions that
>>     have good airports with easy (and multiple) international
>>     connections.  Even San Diego is a little marginal in that
>>     regard.  Based on experience in the last year or so, I'd
>>     suggest that Cape Town and Marrakech (suggested in another
>>     posting) should be utterly disqualified (although J-berg
>>     and Casablanca are more plausible on this dimension).
> 
> Some data about San Diego: Today, the flight information page
> on San  Diego "International" Airport web site shows a couple
> of flights to/from Mexico and a couple to/from Canada -- all
> the others are within US.

That is why I said "a little marginal".   If it were not for
fairly easy ground connections from major airports in the Los
Angeles area, "marginal" would have been too charitable.

Given the breakdown of advance planning and arrangements during
the Secretariat transition period, I think the Secretariat and
IASA deserve a little slack for a meeting or two, but I would
hope that careful attention would be paid to the airport issue
as future sites are evaluated. 

    john


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