Convention
2010 RI Convention in Montréal, Québec, Canada, 20-23 June
S ophisticated yet friendly, Montréal offers an ideal setting for Rotarians to gather at the 2010 RI Convention. More than 80 nationalities and ethnic groups reside in Montréal. In addition, it is also the largest francophone city outside of Paris, making it the most bilingual metropolis in North America. Register early now for “An International Experience” and to receive the best rates and accommodations.
To go to the convention and experience the fellowship and Rotary at an international level
2010 registration
Registration for one preconvention event is included in the price of your convention registration. Find out about preconvention events.
There are several ways to register for the 2010 convention:
For questions, e-mail RI.
Note: You must be a registered Member Access user to register online for the convention. (Read more about becoming a Member Access user.)
User registration for Member Access may take longer than one business day. You will receive e-mails with step-by-step instructions to complete set up of your user account. Then, log in to Member Access, go to the left hand navigation bar and, under services, select "Register for Meetings" and on the next screen, "2010 RI Convention." To complete your convention registration, enter your credit card information to pay your fees.
An alternative method is to fax or e-mail your registration form. Register by 15 December to save money!
2010 housing
Reservations are taken on a first-come, first-served basis, so book early to secure your preferred hotel. Booking for RI Convention housing begins 20 June 2009. Confirmations will be issued from Tourisme Montréal's Housing Bureau beginning in July.
2010 host event tickets
The host committee has planned events, tours, and a Host Hospitality evening with multiple options to help convention goers experience Montréal's cultural offerings with local Rotarians. Some of these events have limited capacities, so be sure to purchase your tickets early.
For questions, e-mail the HOC.
Venues
The venues will be the Bell Centre for plenary sessions and the Palais des congrès de Montréal for breakout sessions, booths, and the House of Friendship. These venues are within a short walk or métro ride of each other and many of the downtown hotels.
For more information about the destination and to download walking and métro maps, go to www.tourisme-montreal.org.
Information for first-time convention attendees.