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ASECAP Milan early-bird registration extended

April 2 is now the deadline for early-bird registration discounts to ASECAP DAYS 2024 this May in the exciting Italian city of Milan.
By David Arminas March 26, 2024 Read time: 3 mins
Castello Sforzesco, venue for cocktails and dinner for ASECAP Days 2024, in Milan, Italy (© Ekaterinabelova/Dreamstime)

Early-bird registration has been extended to April 2 for this year ASECAP DAYS in Milan, Italy’s most populous city after Rome.

Milan a city steeped in history but always looking towards future trends. It is fitting, therefore, that Milan is the destination for ASECAP 2024 which will delve into the latest trends and challenges in transportation and infrastructure.

ASECAP is the Association Européenne des Concessionnaires d’Autoroutes et d’ouvrages à Péage – the European Association of Operators of Toll Road Infrastructure. It’s members operate more than 81,000km of toll motorways, bridges and tunnels across Europe. Meanwhile, ASECAP’s “Industry Group Partner” is KAPSCH.

The ASECAP 2024 programme promises a blend of thought-provoking discussions and practical solutions. Speakers and panel invitees will be from across the breadth of Europe, including Turkey and the UK as well as the US and Canada.

The opening welcome address will be given by ASECAP president Julián Núñez, who is also president of Spain's Association of Infrastructure Contractors and Concessionaires (SEOPAN). Session topics will cover how technology can improve traffic management, enforcement and – importantly – road safety. Attendees will hear about the latest thinking on future infrastructure design and management given the increase in electric vehicles. Another session will consider how the fast-evolving payment systems – among them mobile phone and automatic number plate recognition – are streamlining concession operations.

They will come from Italy’s Autostrada del Brennero, Portugal’s Brisa Autostrada and France’s Egis Operation among others as well as from the business sector, including Valerann, Ecogest, Versilis, ViaPlus and Hatko Sound Barriers to name just a few. Sponsors and exhibitors include Kapsch, Emovis, ReBloc, Vitronic, A-to-Be, Movyon, Autopay, Etolls EU and Telepass.

Smile at ASECAP Milano 2024

But be careful in Milan! There's an old law – true or not -  that requires people to smile at all times while in public places. If you frown, you could be fined! But smiling is easy in Milan – especially easy thanks to the great social events planned for ASECAP Days 2024. It all starts with welcome cocktails on Monday, May 13, in the conference venue, the Palazzo Mezzanotte - the Stock Exchange Palace – located in the city’s business square Piazza Affari.

On Tuesday, for the attendees’ guests, there is a guided tour of Milan that visits historical places including the San Maurizio church and the Milanese “Sistine Chapel”. A walk through the Duomo Square including a visit to the cathedral will be followed by a walk through the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. All this will be finished off with lunch at Caffè Fernanda Bistrot inside the Brera Museum.

In the evening, there will be a visit to the famous La Scala, one of the principal opera houses of the world. Built in 1776–78 by Empress Maria Theresa of Austria - whose country then ruled Milan - it replaced an earlier theatre that had burned down. The visit will be followed by cocktails and dinner at the Sforzesco Castle, a medieval fortification built in the 15th century on the remnants of a 14th-century edifice.

So, put Milan in your diary for May and attend ASECAP DAYS 2024. To register – and get great savings - click here.

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