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VYTHIRI
CONVENTION CENTRE, VYTHIRI, KERALA, INDIA
Hi Tech Convention Centre with Largest Led Wall only of its kind
in India with a
Capacity of 1500 Push Back Seat and a dining area for 2000 people.
Vythiri Convention Centre is one of the Largest Convention Centre in
Kerala, India.
NH-212, Near Vythiri Town, Vythiri P.O, Wayanad – 673 576, Kerala,
India,
Phone: +91 4936 256716/717/718,719 Fax: +91 4936
256 720,9388256723, 9388803030
reservations@vythirivillage.com,
sales@vythirivillage.com
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HYDERABAD
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTRE, HYDERABAD
Hyderabad
International Convention Centre is India's first purpose - built and
state -of -the- art convention facility
managed by Accor, the world's leading hospitality and tourism management
group.
Novotel & HICC Complex, (Near Hitec City), P.O Bag 1101, Cyberabad
Post Office, Hyderabad - 500 081
Phone : +91 99664 03281, Website : http://www.hicc.com
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The
Lulu International Convention Centre,Thrissur,Kerala
Work
on a 4,000-seat convention centre by the Rs 3,200-crore EMKE group is
nearing completion at Thrissur. An exclusive helipad,
built as per
international aviation standards, is expected to provide a new dimension
to the way conventions and events are held in Kerala.
The convention
centre is spread across an area of 18 acres with a built-up area of
1,60,000 sq feet and has been divided into both
indoor hall and open-air
auditorium, with dining facility for 2,000 guests at a time. In
addition, there are three mini-conference halls
with a total capacity
for 750 guests and a 50-room hotel with restaurants already completed.
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THE QUILON
HOTEL & CONVENTION CENTRE, KOLLAM, KERALA
The Convention Centre is located on side of ‘The Quilon
Beach Hotel’ with facilities at various levels. The facilities
include
a Mini Conference Hall at the ground floor with a seating capacity of 250
persons, a large conference hall in the first floor with
1250 persons seating capacity and a mini presentation room at the top
floor. It is the 3rd Largest Convention centre in Kerala
and one of its kinds in India
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