Useful Information :: Quitel 2011

Important Dates
March 1, 2011	On-line registration begins
March 30, 2011	Call for abstracts
August 15, 2011	Early registration fee deadline
October 15, 2011	Abstract Submission Deadline
December 3, 2011	Two-day workshops begin
December 4, 2011	Inaugural Session

Contact
Quitel 2011 e-mail: quitel.2011@gmail.com Dr. Gabriel Merino (Chair) Departamento de Química División de Ciencias Naturales y Exactas Universidad de Guanajuato e-mail: gabriel.merino2@gmail.com Dr. Alberto Vela (Co-Chair) Departamento de Química Centro de Investigación y de Estudios Avanzados e-mail: avela@cinvestav.mx

Visa Letter Requests

Do you need a letter confirming your congress registration to help facilitate your efforts in obtaining a visa? If so, we can provide a confirmation letter once you have registered for the congress and after the payment has been processed. Once you meet these two specifications, please e-mail quitel.2011@gmail.com with your full name and registration confirmation ID number. Let us know if you are also a presenter. We will e-mail you the confirmation letter for your visa application. Requests for mailed letters will be reviewed and additional fees may apply. The confirmation letter does not guarantee you will receive a visa. Confirmation letters will only state the conference title, dates, location, payment confirmation of registration fees and that you are a presenter if applicable. If you are denied a visa, we will provide you a full refund so long as long as we are notified by October 30, 2011. Attendees are advised to apply for a visa as early as possible

Places to see

Sian Ka'an. An ecological reserve that is unique in the world for the diversity of biological species which inhabit it.
Xcaret. A natural park with a fabulous night-time Mexican folklore show and a traditional "pelota" game played by the Mayans. Boasting a multitude of natural species, it is a perfect location for lovers of nature and scuba-diving enthusiasts.
Xel-Ha. A beautiful natural eco-park crossed by rivers, offering a dolphin show as well as an archaeological site where a number of buildings and monuments and a Mayan road, or "sacbé", can be seen.
Aktunchen. A cave with an artificial lagoon known as a "cenote" forming part of an ecological reserve that is home to numerous animal species and large numbers of stalactites and stalagmites.
Playa del Carmen. A picturesque village with a wide range of bars, restaurants and shops selling local crafts and souvenirs.
Tulum. One of the most beautiful archaeological spots on the Riviera Maya, combining the mysteries of ancient Mayan culture with the stunningly unique beauty of the Caribbean Sea.
Coba. Archaeological center close to Tulum, this was one of the Mayan cities of the classical period.