International Society of Photosynthesis Research (ISPR)
International Association for Hydrogen Energy (IAHE)
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Photosynthesis Research
Official Journal of the International Society of Photosynthesis Research
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
Official Journal of the International Association for Hydrogen Energy
Functional Plant Biology
PHOTOSYNTHETICA
International Journal for Photosynthesis Research
Professor Emeritus, Plant Sciences, School of Biological Sciences, University of Sydney.
Willem Vermaas
(USA)
President of International Society of Photosynthesis Research
T. Nejat Veziroglu
(USA)
President of International Association for Hydrogen Energy
Terry Bricker
(USA)
Editor-in-Chief of Photosynthesis Research
Emre A. Veziroglu
(USA)
Editor-in-Chief of International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
Vladimir V. Kuznetsov
(Russia)
President of Russian Society of Plant Physiologists; Editor-in-Chief of Russian Journal of Plant Physiology
Sergey Shabala
(Australia)
Past President of Australian Society of Plant Scientists; Editor-in-Chief of Functional Plant Biology
William A. Cramer
(USA)
Govindjee
(USA)
Norio Murata
(Japan)
Nathan Nelson
(Israel)
George Papageorgiou
(Greece)
Vladimir A. Shuvalov
(Russia)
Suleyman I. Allakhverdiev
(Russia)
Coordinator
James Barber
(UK)
Chairman
Julian J. Eaton-Rye
(New Zealand)
Co-chair
Anatoly A. Tsygankov
(Russia)
Co-chair
Tatsuya Tomo
(Japan)
Secretary
Seiji Akimoto (Japan)
Eva-Maria Aro (Finland)
Maria Borisova-Mubarakshina (Russia)
Marian Brestic (Slovakia)
Barry Bruce (USA)
Robert Burnap (USA)
Robert Carpentier (Canada)
Min Chen (Australia)
Arvi Freiberg (Estonia)
Thomas Friedrich (Germany)
Gyozo Garab (Hungary)
Dmitry V. Geltman (Russia)
John Golbeck (USA)
Harvey Hou (USA)
Irada Huseynova (Azerbaijan)
Kentaro Ifuku (Japan)
Boris N. Ivanov (Russia)
Dmitry A. Los (Russia)
Wolfgang Lubitz (Germany)
Mohammad Mahdi Najafpour (Iran)
Hong Gil Nam (Korea)
Hiroshi Nishihara (Japan)
Xiaochun Qin (China)
Seeram Ramakrishna (Singapore)
Andrew B. Rubin (Russia)
Jian-Ren Shen (Japan)
Kostas Stamatakis (Greece)
Rajagopal Subramanyam (India)
Olga V. Voitsekhovskaja (Russia)
Chairman: Anatoly A. Tsygankov
Co-chair: Olga V. Voitsekhovskaja
Co-chair: Maria Borisova-Mubarakshina
Ksenia E. Chebotareva
Ksenia S. Dobryakova
Valeriya A. Dmitrieva
Anastasiia I. Evkaikina
Alexandra V. Murtuzova
Ilya A. Naydov
Camilla K. Rabadanova
Natalia N. Rudenko
Anna V. Stepanova
Elena V. Tyutereva
Daria V. Vetoshkina
Denis Yanykin
Govindjee
(USA)
Jian-Ren Shen
(Japan)
Seiji Akimoto
(Japan)
Julian Eaton-Rye
(New Zealand)
Tatsuya Tomo
(Japan)
Giuseppe Spazzafumo
(Italy)
Rajagopal Subramanyam
(India)
Franz-Josef Schmitt
(Germany)
Kentaro Ifuku
(Japan)
Barry Bruce
(USA)
Matthias Rogner
(Germany)
Marc Nowaczyk
(Germany)
Jörg Pieper
(Estonia)
Nathan Nelson
(Israel)
Mohammad Mahdi Najafpour
(Iran)
Bolatkhan K. Zayadan
(Kazakhstan)
Sergey Kosourov
(Finland)
Guangye Han
(China)
Giovanni Venturoli
(Italy)
Andrew B. Rubin
(Russia)
Vladimir A. Shuvalov
(Russia)
Szilvia Z. Toth
(Hunagary)
Kostas Stamatakis
(Greece)
Tatyana Savchenko
(Russia)
Sumanta Kumar Padhi
(India)
Natalia Rudenko
(Russia)
Imre Vass
(Hungary)
Natalia Belyaeva
(Russia)
Sasan Aliniaeifard
(Iran)
Marina Kozuleva
(Russia)
Eugene Maksimov
(Russia)
The conference will be carried out in two main directions. (1) “Photosynthesis Research for Sustainability”, which will be devoted to the study of the structure, functions and biogenesis of the photosynthetic apparatus. Within this direction, the problems of light-driven processes of photosynthesis, regulation of photosynthesis and its metabolism, as well as the sustainability of the photosynthetic apparatus to stress factors will be discussed. (2) “Hydrogen Energy Research for Sustainability” will be devoted to the studies of biological production of hydrogen. This direction of the Conference will include recent advances in the study of the molecular basis of photosynthetic hydrogen formation. Both directions include fundamental and applied aspects of research, and works in the field of artificial photosynthesis and nanotechnology.
1. Photosynthesis Research for Sustainability:
1.1. Primary Processes of Photosynthesis
1.2. Structure, Function and Biogenesis of the Photosynthetic Apparatus
1.3. Photosystem I and Bacterial Photosynthesis
1.4. Photosystem II and Water Oxidation Mechanism
1.5. Energy Transfer and Trapping in Photosystems
1.6. Plant Development and Growth Regulation
1.7. Carbon Fixation (C3 and C4) and Photorespiration
1.8. Artificial and Applied aspects of Photosynthesis including Nanotechnology
1.9. Regulation of Photosynthesis, ROS production and Environmental Stress
1.10. Systems Biology of Photosynthesis: Integration of Genomic, Proteomic, Metabolomic and Bioinformatic Studies
1.11. Plant Mineral Nutrients and Photosynthetic Capacity
1.12. Photosynthesis Education and Emerging Techniques for Studying Photosynthesis including Neutron Scattering
2. Hydrogen Energy Research for Sustainability:
2.1. Energy for the Future – Hydrogen economy
2.2. Elevating Climate Change
2.3. Biological Hydrogen Production
2.4. Hydrogenases
2.5. Proton Reduction Catalysts
2.6. Reduction of Carbon Dioxide
2.7. Artificial Photosynthesis for Hydrogen energy
2.8. Nanotechnology in Fuel Cells
2.9. Nanomaterials for Hydrogen Production
2.10. Hydrogen Energy Education and Emerging Techniques for Studying of Hydrogen Energy
Dear Colleagues,
On behalf of the organizing committee of the 10 th International Conference “Photosynthesis and Hydrogen Energy Research for Sustainability – 2019”: in honor of Kimiyuki Satoh (Japan), Tingyun Kuang (China), Cesare Marchetti (Italy) and Anthony Larkum (Australia), which will be held from June 23 to 28, 2019 in Saint Petersburg (former Leningrad) old capital city of Russia, and we are pleased to invite all of you to attend this meeting and present your latest results on Photosynthesis and Hydrogen Energy. This meeting will cover all topics of Photosynthesis and Hydrogen Energy, including artificial photosynthesis and nanobiotechnology.
We are setting the registration fee as low as possible:
Meeting Registration Fee includes participation in the conference, participant kit, coffee breaks, welcome party and excursion to the Beloselsky-Belozersky Palace
Registration fee for accompanying person includes welcome party, excursion to the Beloselsky-Belozersky Palace.
Registration fee
Participants (including Speakers, Organizers)
Students, undergraduates and graduate students
Accompanying person
Before May 10, 2019
400 Euro
200 Euro
100 Euro
After May 10, 2019
480 Euro
240 Euro
150 Euro
Registration on-site: 550 Euro
Registration fee for participants from Russia and CIS countries*
Before May 10, 2019
After May 10, 2019
Participants (including Speakers, Organizers)
Students, undergraduates and graduate students
Accompanying person
3000 Rubles
1500 Rubles
500 Rubles
4000 Rubles
2000 Rubles
1000 Rubles
Registration on-site: 5500 Rubles
*We greatly appreciate the help of Russian sponsors in reduction of the registration fee for Russian participants
Abstract submission opening: 10 February 2019
Abstract submission deadline:
for oral – 30 April 2019
for poster – 30 May 2019
Early bird registration deadline: 10 May 2019
Late registration deadline: 30 May 2019
Arrival day: 22-23 June 2019 (we will have lectures on June 23, afternoon)
Meeting/Conference days: June 24, 25, 26 (these days we will have two parallel sessions).
Excursion day: June 27
Departure day: June 28
Submit your abstract for the 10th International Conference “Photosynthesis and Hydrogen Energy Research for Sustainability – 2019” in honor of Kimiyuki Satoh (Japan), Tingyun Kuang (China), Cesare Marchetti (Italy) and Anthony Larkum (Australia).
It is required to be a registered participant to submit an abstract (one abstract per participant). Abstracts will be accepted only when the full registration fee has been paid.
1. Format
a. Abstracts must be in English.
b. Each abstract is limited to one page A4 size. Leaving 3 cm for each of the left, right, and upper margins and 7 cm for the bottom margin.
c. Use the font Times New Roman of 12 pt in single spacing or equivalent system font.
d. Use superscripts and subscripts for chemical formulas and Greek symbols from “Insert special symbols” menu. Do not use special fonts (i.e. Symbol).
e. Do not include figures or tables in the abstract.
f. Look for the abstracts from previous meetings on this website for additional guidance.
2. Session number
a. Each abstract must be identified with a Session number in the first line. e.g. S1.1
b. Select the topic from the Scientific Program that represents your work best. Only one Session number can be selected per abstract.
3. Title
a. Please, do not write your title in all upper-case letters. Use normal font.
4. Author(s) and Institution(s)
a. Use the same Times New Roman 12 pt font in single spacing or equivalent.
b. First Name must be placed before Family Name. Do not abbreviate First Name and Family Name. For European names extended Latin letters are allowed.
c. If the authors come from different institutions, they must be marked by superscripts numbers. If all authors come from the same institutions, do not mark them with superscript numbers.
d. The name of the person presenting the lecture/poster must be underlined.
e. Mark corresponding author with an asterisk. Include at least the e-mail address and, if possible, fax number and postal address of the corresponding author.
5. Abstract submission
a. All abstracts should be submitted through online registration form
b. Please do not submit the same abstract more than one time
Example:
S1.1
Title of my presentation
Elvin Okazaki1*, Emilie Quebec2, and Sevil T. Baku1,3
1 – Institute of Basic Biological Problems, RAS, Pushchino, Moscow Region, Russia
2 – University of Québec, Québec, Canada
3 – Institute of Plant Physiology, RAS, Moscow, Russia
* E-mail: elvin@someaddress.org; Fax: +7(496)7731134
The text of your abstract. On the other hand the further development of various forms of activities entails the process of implementation and upgrading of significant financial and administrative conditions. A varied and rich experience in the scope and location of staff training is an interesting experiment to test new proposals. Ideological considerations of a higher order, as well as constant quantitative growth and scope of our activity allows us to estimate the value of personnel training system, and meets urgent needs. Ideological considerations of a higher order, as well as the strengthening and development of the framework requires us to analyze participatory systems.[1] A varied and rich experience of constant information and propaganda support of our business requires us to analyze trends progressive development.
References:
1. Emilie Quebec et al. (2009) PhotosynRes. 16(5), pp. 113–121
Guest Editor: Suleyman I. Allakhverdiev (Russia)
The deadline for submission: December 1, 2019
The topics covered include:
Guest Editor: Suleyman I. Allakhverdiev (Russia)
The deadline for submission: December 1, 2019
The topics covered include:
Guest Editor: Suleyman I. Allakhverdiev (Russia)
The deadline for submission: December 1, 2019
The sustainability and productivity of plants under adverse environmental conditions are to the large extent determined by their ability to optimize and maintain efficiency of photosynthetic machinery. This Special Issue summarizes recent advances in photosynthesis research for sustainability of agricultural and natural systems.
The topics covered include:
Most of foreign participants attending PRS 2019 must obtain a visa to enter the Russian Federation
Please be sure whether you need Tourist or Business visa
Conference service agency Monomax PCO provides the participants with a TOURIST visa voucher and confirmation of the hotel reservation only for the dates of the conference +/- few days, but not more than 14 days in total. These documents are required for the formal visa application at a Russian Consulate. Deadline for visa support request is May 20, 2019
Pay attention that the visa support is not a visa. With this document you should go to the Russian consulate
After you get the visa support you should apply for the visa in the nearest Russian Consulate or visa center in your country
Please note that you can apply for visa by yourself or through some authorized travel agencies in your city
Please note that Monomax LLC will issue the tourist visa invitation only after the payment of the conference fee and the hotel reservation
Tourist visa support
(scanned copy)
Tourist visa support
(hard copy of the visa voucher + express mail delivery)
800 RUB
from 3 000 RUB, exact price is specified after the order is done
Scanned copy. Period of providing 1-2 working days
Period of providing is 1-2 working days. Period of express mail delivery is 3-4 working days
Citizens of some countries do not need visa to enter the Russian Federation. Here you can see a list of visa-free countries: http://www.visahouse.com/visafreecountries.asp but please be sure to consult the Russian consulate or visa centre in your country
Originals documents are required only in some countries. Please contact the Russian consulate in your country to confirm whether a scanned copy of the invitation is acceptable for the application
Online application forms are mandatory to request a visa in most Russian Consulates. However, procedures and fees may vary across different countries. Please read them carefully before submitting an application
For most EU countries two passport photos, proof of purchase of a personal travel/health insurance and the details of return airline ticket are also required at the time of application. We advise you to contact the consulate to enquire if they need anything else
The personal travel/health insurance must be on the name of passport holder applying for the visa
Be advised that in order to obtain the visa your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after the proposed date of departure
To get the TOURIST visa support documents you need to:
1. Register at online reservation system. After the registration you will receive your login and password by email. Please use them to log in to your Personal area
PLEASE INDICATE YOUR NAME EXACTLY AS IT IS WRITTEN IN YOUR PASSPORT
2. Book hotel accommodation through the system and pay for it OR book it individually and send us the hotel booking confirmation
3. Go to Visa support section and fill in the data required, pay for the document
You should choose whether you need a scanned copy or the original one. It depends on the country where you apply for visa. You should contact the Russian Consulate in your country and ask what their requirements are
4. If your accompanying person needs visa support documents, she/he should also register online and undergo the same procedure
In case the original (hard copy) of the visa support is requested:
– you should pay for the invitation voucher delivery (express mail expenses) through the online registration;
– please provide us with the postal address where you would like the documents to be delivered to and your mobile phone number
Please note that Monomax will issue the tourist visa support only after the payment of the hotel reservation
Important notice:
1. Make sure that you indicate your NAME and SURNAME exactly as it is written in your passport
2. When you get the visa support please check the information carefully. In case of any mistakes please contact us
Participants who decide to make their own travel arrangements (e.g. those who has done their own hotel reservation) still require a tourist visa support. Please send the copy of the hotel confirmation by e-mail (icprs2019@onlinereg.ru) to be provided with the visa support. Participants who plans to stay at friends, should be provided with private invitation by their friends (according to the Russian law)
NOTES:
* Whether you will be asked in the Consulate about the place where you stay in Russia, please use the hotel name indicated in our voucher (right side of the visa support paper)
This is also correct even if you stay at some other place during you visit, and streamlines the process of getting Russian entry visa
** Carefully check the arrival / departure dates to Russia which you indicate in the application. Once you are in Russia, you can not extend your visa period without going out of Russia
*** According to the Russian migration law all foreign citizens coming to Russia from May 25 till July 25 must be registered in state authority or in the hotel (in case you are staying at the hotel) within 24 hours after crossing the border
When crossing the border to enter Russia you will be asked to fill in the migration card. Do not lose it and keep until you leave Russia
Monomax PCO is the official conference service agency of the 10th International Conference «Photosynthesis and Hydrogen Energy Research for Sustainability – 2019» (PRS2019)
Monomax PCO is a member of the International Congress Convention Association (ICCA)
Monomax PCO helps participants with:
– registration
– abstract submission
– hotel reservation
– tourist visa support
Contact us:
Ms Lidiya Lyaskovskaya
Project manager
ph. +7 812 335 20 55, ext. 452
fax +7 812 335 20 39
Tel: +7 906 264-21-27
E-mail: icprs2019@onlinereg.ru
The Hermitage is one of the largest and oldest museums in the world. It was founded by Catherine the Great. The museum includes masterpieces by Leonardo da Vinci, Picasso, Renoir, Vincent van Gogh, Rembrandt and many others. Experts say it would take 11 years to examine about 3 million exhibits in the Hermitage.
St. Petersburg is a Russian port city on the Baltic Sea. It was the imperial capital for 2 centuries, having been founded in 1703 by Peter the Great. The city remains Russia’s cultural center, with its world-famous museums, palaces and theatres.
From late May to early July nights are bright in Sankt-Peterburg, but the real White Nights normally last from June 11 to July 2. The nature of the White Nights (Beliye Nochi) can be explained by the geographical location of Sankt-Peterburg. It is the world’s most northern city with a population over 1 million.
Some attractive sights can be found in the suburbs, such as Peterhof, Pavlovsk, Tsarskoe selo. All these places have once served as the official residences for Russian tsars. And, it goes without saying that there are many magnificent palaces to be seen, such as the Great Yekaterininsky Palace, the Aleksandrovsky Palace, the Bolshoi Palace and some others. Tsarskoe selo was also the place where famous Russian writer, Pushkin, grew up St. Peterburg has many attractions.
Set in a 18th-century building in the center of St. Petersburg. Our guests feel Petersburgers old town. Out on the balcony with an openwork fence pristine, you can observe the life of the Nevsky Prospekt. Fertile silence and amazing pictures Roerich encouraged to thoughts of the sublime and intimate.
Comfort, modern equipment ideal for work and leisure. The location is ideal proximity to the cultural and business center of the city, a stone’s throw from the Moscow railway station.
Every day, for our guests, we offer a delicious breakfast “buffet” cafe in a cozy setting “Agni”. You can always enjoy fresh coffee and a taste of real Russian pancakes. And also, at your request, we will always please you and your friends a delicious lunch or a fine dinner.
Check-in – 14:00
Check-out – 12:00
Free Wi-Fi
Single Standard
7 400 ₽
Standard Double / Twin
9 100 ₽
Deluxe room
10 800 ₽
Suit
11 950 ₽
Prices are indicated in RUR per room per night including breakfast and tax
Nevsky Central Hotel is a comfortable mini-hotel of European class, rationally combined high level of service and home comfort. The guests of the hotel note especially its good location: the hotel is located on Nevsky Prospect, just 2 minutes walk from the metro station “Mayakovskaya” and 7 minutes walk from the Moscow railway station. In addition, the largest shopping centers of St Petersburg – Stockmann and Gallery – are situated near the hotel.
Check-in – 14:00
Check-out – 12:00
Rooms are located on 3-4 floors (no lift)
The luggage is brought free of charge
Free Wi-Fi
Single Standard
6 000 ₽
Double/Twin Standard
6 200 ₽
Prices are indicated in RUR per room per night including Continental breakfast and tax
Oktyabrskaya Hotel is located in the historical center of St. Petersburg. It is situated in the middle of business, cultural and entertainment life of the Northern Capital. Placement at the intersection of the city’s main avenues – Nevsky and Ligovsky at Vosstaniya Square, opposite the Moscow Station provides an excellent opportunity to explore the city center, shopping, museums, theaters, restaurants.
Oktyabrskaya Hotel offers its guests a high level of comfort and an international level of service
Check-in – 14:00
Check-out – 12:00
Free Wi-Fi
Single Standard
8 900 ₽
Standard Double / Twin
9 800 ₽
Prices are indicated in RUR per room per night including Buffet breakfast and tax
Hotel Nevsky 100 is a 2star official rated budget hotel in the center of the city.
Nevsky 100 Hotel is located just in 5 minutes from Moscow railway Station and the biggest Shopping Centers in Saint-Petersburg.
Hotel provides individual balconies with Nevsky prospect view. Enjoy excellent view to the main historical buildings, which are situated on Nevsky prospect. Housekeeping daily.
Check-in – 14:00
Check-out – 12:00
Free Wi-Fi
Standard Double room
6 300 ₽
Price is indicated in RUR per room per night including Continental breakfast and tax
The new mini-hotel Arka (Arch) is a beautiful neoclassical and Art Nouveau building situated in the heart of St. Petersburg. The Arka is situated in a perfect location both for tourists and business travellers. It is surrounded by high-end shops, clubs, and restaurants. The hotel is in close proximity to public transportation and only a few-minutes walk away from some major cultural attractions: the Hermitage, the Kazan Cathedral, the Church of Savior on the Spilled Blood, and the Russian Museum.
The hotel is equipped with a video surveillance system and a video intercom.
Check-in – 12:00
Check-out – 12:00
Free Wi-Fi
Double Standard
4 500 ₽
Price is indicated in RUR per room per night including Continental breakfast and tax
The mini-hotel “Baskov” is conventially located in St.Petersburg’s historical center, at the intersection of Mayаkovskaya Street and Baskov Lane — Baskov Lane, 6, near “Chernychevskaya” and “Mayаkovskaya” railway stations. “Baskov” has been recently renovated but its exterior and interior preserve many original details of the fin-de-ciecle “Northern Art Nouveau” style.
The mini-hotel “Baskov” is ideally suited for the business or tourist traveller. It offers eight charming and convenient rooms.
The hotel is equipped with security video camers, a modern fire alarm system and its own hot water system.
Check-in – 12:00
Check-out – 12:00
Free Wi-Fi
Single Economy room
2 500 ₽
Standard Double / Twin room
5 400 ₽
Prices are indicated in RUR per room per night including Continental breakfast and tax
Located a 5-minute walk from Moskovsky Train Station and the Galeria Shopping Mall, Graffiti L Hostel features internal yard. Free Wi-Fi and a fully equipped kitchen are also available.
The hostel offers bunk beds in shared dormitories as well as private rooms. All rooms are brightly decorated and offer the private lockers.
Guests are welcome to cook their meals in the kitchen or relax and chat in the living room.
A variety of activities, such as table games, can be enjoyed in the hostel. The hostel offers rental photo cameras, laptops and bicycles.
Check-in – 14:00
Check-out – 12:00
Free Wi-Fi
Place in 2-bed room
In the room
On the floor
1 500 ₽
Place in 4-bed room
In the room
On the floor
1 200 ₽
Place in 6-bed room
In the room
On the floor
1 100 ₽
Prices are indicated in RUR per room per night including tax
Look how this hotel appears after TOTAL RENOVATION!
Hotels is situated in the center of Saint-Petersburg, just in few minutes from Moscow Railway Station. Hotel is closely to Fontanka river, Anichkov Bridge, The Kazan cathedral, The Mariinsky Theatre and also to main Shopping centers (Galery and Stockman) Airport destination; 13 km, approximately 40 minutes
Check-in – 14:00
Check-out – 12:00
Free Wi-Fi
Single Standard
5 900 ₽
Twin/Double Standard
6 300 ₽
Prices are indicated in RUR per room per night including Continental breakfast and tax
The hotel is conveniently located in a quiet and environmentally pristine district of Saint-Petersburg within walking distance of Ploschad Muzhestva metro station. Any part of the city can be easily reached from this point.
Most of the rooms have been completely renovated: spacious rooms are equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable stay.
The guests are welcome to use the free parking, storage room, ironing room, guest computer and safe at the reception, table tennis and billiards. A cafe is located on the 6th floor of the hotel.
Check-in – 14:00
Check-out – 12:00
Free Wi-Fi
Standard Superior
Single use
5 500 ₽
Double use
5 900 ₽
Two-Room Standard
Single use
5 400 ₽
Double use
5 800 ₽
Prices are indicated in RUR per room per night including breakfast “Buffet” and tax
Rich Hotel meets all today’s travelers wishes: comfortable rooms with minibar, individual bathroom with hairdryer, TV, WI-FI, in room safe. Hotel is ideally located in the center of Saint-Petersburg, only in 1 minute from Nevsky avenue, closely to Moscow Railway Station and Mayakovskaya Metro station. Ploshad Vosstaniya, all main sightseeings , a lot of restaurants and bars are located near the Hotel. Daily housekeeping, laundry service and tour desk are available at the Hotel.
Rooms are located on 5 floor (no lift).
Check-in – 14:00
Check-out – 12:00
Free Wi-Fi
Single Standard
5 300 ₽
Standard Double / Twin
5 700 ₽
Prices are indicated in RUR per room per night including Continental breakfast and tax
Viva La Hotel is located on Nevsky prospect, just in 5 minutes from metro station Ploshad Vosstaniya and Moscow Railway Station. If you would like to enjoy your French breakfast (fresh croissant and brilliant coffee), sitting on the balcony and looking for Nevsky prospect Life, this Hotel is ideally matched all your wishes! Guest House Viva La Hotel provides for all guests ideal noise –off, black out curtains, bathrobes, slippers and individual coffee/tea maker in each room. Welcome drink and fruits will meet you at check in, just check the location and book a room in brilliant Hotel Viva La.
Check-in – 14:00
Check-out – 12:00
Free Wi-Fi
Standard Double / Twin
6 300 ₽
Prices are indicated in RUR per room per night including Continental special french breakfast and tax
For the hotel booking and payment please use the procedure of Online-registration:
• Enter online-registration section using your login and password
• Click “Hotel Accommodation” button
• Choose the hotel and room category
• Please note your check-in and check-out dates, time of arrival and departure, comments
If two participants want to share a room (with two beds), ONLY ONE of them should book it and enter the name of his/her room-fellow in the “Comments” box of the Hotel Accommodation section. The option of booking a bed in a double room is available only if your room-fellow intends to stay for the same time period. If not, the accommodation in a single room will be offered
• Press the button “Submit”, go to the section “Payments” and choose the way of payment
• If you pay by bank transfer please print the bill. To find more information about the payment procedure see “Payments” section
• Confirmation: the hotel booking confirmation will be sent to your email address when we receive the payment
Deadlines for the payment:
Orbita Hotel – March 15, 2019
Oktiabrskaya Hotel, Nevsky Central Hotel – April 12, 2019
Club Hotel Agni, Rich Hotel, Old City Hotel, Viva La Hotel, Nevsky 100 Hotel – May 16, 2019
Graffiti L Hostel – May 23, 2019
Arka and Baskof Hotels – May 29, 2019
Payment later including payment on arrival is available if you have:
– guarantee letter on the form of Your organization indicating the amount and terms of payment OR
– the signed contract between Monomax PCO and your organization with indication of the amount and terms of payment OR
– prepayment for at least 1 night accommodation at the hotel (on request)
Cancellation terms:
In case of cancellation before Deadlines for the payment no fee is charged, the whole sum except banking costs is refunded.
In case of cancellation of rooms in Hotels after Deadlines for the payment the cost of 1 night stay is charged.
In case of cancellation of rooms in Hostel before May 30, 2019 – 50% of the cost of entire stay is charged.
In case of cancellation of rooms in Hostel on May 31, 2019 and later – 100% of the cost of entire stay is charged.
Cancellation:
Information about the hotel accommodation cancellation should be made in written form only and forwarded
to the Official Conference Partner by email icprs2019@onlinereg.ru
Refunds:
All refunds are made within 2 weeks after the conference
If for any reason you can not make your hotel reservation online or have any questions concerning the hotel accommodation
please contact Congress manager by email icprs2019@onlinereg.ru
June 27, 2019 has been set for the «cultural program», which includes several excursions. Information about Excursions will be added soon.
