Marc Faber to Speak at 20th Annual HICAP Conference

Category: Hotels, Posted:07 Jul 2009 | 10:58 am

Asia Pacific's leading annual hotel investment conference HICAP has announced that Chiang Mai based Dr. Marc Faber will be a keynote speaker at the upcoming event in Hong Kong October 14-16. Well known for his high profile TV analysis and bestselling books and newsletter, Dr. Faber is often considered to be a 'contrarian' on investment markets; and is affiliated with an assortment of emerging market funds.
The event is organized by Horwath HTL and Burba Hotel Network, and is considered to be a must attend for regional hotel players with over 800 global attendees at last years event. Despite the challenging market place, networking events such as this are more relevant then ever in view trends and establishing contacts.

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