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If you’re planning on coming to the IFA International Conference on Ageing, Brisbane, June 21 – 23 , why not see a bit more of Australia, network with other delegates and perhaps learn new practices with our exciting and informative SAGE (Studying and Advancing Global Eldercare) tour before the conference?
We have partnered with SAGE to show you the best of South Australia. The tour is based in Adelaide, 12 – 20 June. As well as studying the aged care system, engaging and networking at CEO and senior executive levels with industry leaders and peers, this tour provides delegates with invaluable discussion and engagement opportunities.
Highlights include a tour of the innovative new Royal Adelaide Hospital, Flinders University New Ventures Institute, the VITA wellness project and a visit to the aged care facility at Mawson Lakes.
Delegates will also enjoy lunch at Maggie Beer’s famous farmhouse in the renowned Barossa Valley region of South Australia. Maggie is an aged care nutrition food advocate and you’ll hear all about her campaign for food quality in aged care.
But it’s not all about aged care! We’ve incorporated some great tourist highlights of South Australia; delegates will also enjoy a tour of the splendid new Adelaide Oval, a trip to Kangaroo Island, lunch in a winery in McLaren Vale and get to cuddle a koala in Cleland Wildlife Park.
Click here to download a copy of the brochure.
To register visit: www.sagetours.com.au or email Judy Martin at judy.martin@thomsonadsett.com
This tour is suitable for emerging and aspiring leaders, front-line managers, supervisors, senior staff, CEOs and board directors.
There are many international airlines now flying direct to Adelaide, including Qatar airlines as of April 2016, Emirates, Cathy, Singapore, Air New Zealand, Malayasia Airlines, Japan Airlines, Virgin and of course Qantas.
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