[Air-l] AIR 2007 in Vancouver or else

[Erick Iriarte Ahon]

In the same way..

why not in Latin America ?? sometimes is complicated for 
latinamerican people travel to another regions...

Erick


At 12:33 p.m. 02/03/2006, you wrote:
>I too feel the location issue is better discussed in the general list.
>I have nothing against Vancouver, except that it may be far and
>expensive (travel wise) for many Europeans.
>But any location is likely to give relative advantage to some subset of
>the membership/attendees.
>If the rotation is meant to be once in "North America", once elsewhere,
>I'd like to remind that North America includes Mexico, from a strict
>geographic standpoint, and that the Caribbean is eventually as close
>(Puerto Rico having in addition special ties with the US, like the
>Virgin Islands). Both locations (Mexico and Caribbean) offer a lot of
>suitable resorts.
>And I certainly cross fingers for Italy to be selected some time soon as
>it is a paradise for thinking as well as feeding :-)
>Michel
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