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19 May 09:00
The Icebreaker will be held at the University of Gibraltar (Europa Campus) on Monday 18th May from 5-7pm. Transport will be provided from Ocean Village (conference venue). Please can you let us know if you will be attended the icebreaker, and if you will require transport.
The MIW2026 is hosted by the University of Gibraltar at the Sunborn Hotel (Ocean Village). Registration for the 3-day conference includes:
Please Note: conference dinner and field trips are separate registrations.
Ocean Village
GX11 1AA, Gibraltar
21 May 20:00
The conference dinner will be held on board the 5-star Sunborn hotel on Thursday 21st May, from 8-10pm. The costs is £68 per person and includes a 3-course dinner and open bar for 2 hours (select drinks). See the menu, for non-vegan, you can choose one option from each course, a vegan set menu is also available.
| Menu | Starter | Main | Dessert |
| Meat | Chicken and crispy bacon salad with caramelised goats cheese and honey & mustard vinaigrette | Spiced lamb medallions with asparagus wrapped in serrano ham | Cheesecake with warm blueberry cream |
| Fish | Rocket, oak leaf and lollo verde salad with grilled king prawns, parmesan shaving, cherry tomatoes and honey & mustard vinaigrette | Salmon fillet with creamy dill sauce, crispy sweet potatoes with roasted vegetables and spices | Traditional panna cotta with coffee cream |
| Vegan | Tomato & avocado Tartare with basil oil (V) | Gratinated vegetable moussaka (V) | Avocado & chocolate mousse (V) |
Ocean Village
GX11 1AA, Gibraltar
22 May 10:00
The tour includes visiting Europa point lighthouse, St Michaels Cave, Apes Den and the Windsor bridge. Pickup from Ocean Village. More details of the tour can be found here (https://www.rocktoursgibraltar.com/packages/coach-tours/essential-tour)
Ocean Village
GX11 1AA, Gibraltar
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