Visitor Information

Attendee Rates

	Early Bird Rate	Standard Rate	On the Door Rate
Industry	€990	€1140	€1250
Government/Regulator/Industry Association	€290	€290	€290
Airline/Ab Initio/ATO	€550	€610	€700
Serving Military, University/Higher Education	€290	€290	€290
Exhibitor	€525	€525	€525
Sponsored Delegate	€290	€290	€290

All tickets include admission to all conference sessions, exhibition and networking evening. Lunches and refreshments during the conference hours are also included at no extra cost. Early bird rates end 29th September 2023.

The Venue

EATS 2023 will take place at the Estoril Congress Centre, Cascais, Portugal. The congress center boasts a privileged location on the Estoril coast, 25 km away from Lisbon airport, and right next to the famous casino with its surrounding gardens and sea view.

Opened in 2001, designed by the architecture firm Regino Cruz Arquitectos, the ECC offers a rare architectural symbiosis of high outside-facing glass walls, wood and concrete structures, bathed in natural light, having won the “Excellence in Innovation and Quality Architecture Prize” and the “Best Tourism Development” award.

The ECC is the only venue in Portugal certified as a Green Venue (EarthCheck’s Gold Certification) for its good environmental practice and commitment to sustainable business.

Hotel Accommodation

Often referred to as the Portuguese Riviera, the Estoril Coast has a wide range of hotels to choose from, and to suit all budgets. Click here to view a list of hotels offering discounted room rates to EATS attendees.

The region has excellent public transport facilities. Click here to explore the most convenient ways to get to the Estoril Congress Center.

CLICK HERE TO FIND A HOTEL

About Cascais

Just 20 miles west of Lisbon, Cascais was once a former fishing village, but became a cosmopolitan resort when the Portuguese King made it his summer retreat in the late 1800s. The nobility soon followed him, and as a result elegant 19th-century mansions now line the cobbled pedestrian streets of the historic centre and seafront.

Today, it’s a place for everyone, with the people of Lisbon and surroundings heading in its direction whenever they want some beach lounging, a dip in the cooling Atlantic waters, a rich seafood meal, or simply a stroll by the sea.

Cascais isn’t just a town of sand, sea and surf, it’s also home to a growing number of cultural attractions, together with world-class hotels, a mild climate and stunning beaches.

A few recommendations of things to do in and around Cascais: