FINA World Aquatics Convention 2018 in Hangzhou

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Over a 1000 delegates, representing 400+ organisations, Aquatics experts, coaches and National Federations are gathering in Hangzhou (Zhejiang Province, China), for the three-day FINA World Aquatics Convention from December 8-10.

The Conference programme is highlighted by an impressive line-up of speakers that will cover a large spectrum of themes such as the on and off-site fan experience at aquatics events, marketing and digital exposure, bidding and event legacy, anti-doping and development.

You can take a look at the full programme here

The Convention serves as a platform for best practice exchange, knowledge spreading and a unique network environment.

The FINA Swimming Coaches Golden Clinic will run in parallel of the Convention from December 8-10, also at the Hangzhou Intercontinental hotel. The rendezvous will provide delegates with the latest trends of coaching as star coaches Peter Andrew (USA), Nigel Redman (GBR), Sebastian Weber (GER) or Tristan Lehari (CAN) will take the stage. Programme here

Daily wrap-up reports for both the Coaches Clinic and the Conference will be available on FINA website and you can follow the Exhibition Hall's activities on FINA social media platforms.

Following the 5th World Aquatics Convention 2018, the 14th FINA World Swimming Championships will kick-off on December 11 until December 16, and the FINA World Aquatics Gala to pay tribute to the best athletes of 2018 will conclude this two-week Aquatic festival in Hangzhou.

Fédération Internationale de Natation (FINA)

The Fédération Internationale de Natation, founded in 1908, is the governing body for aquatics worldwide. FINA's five discipline Swimming, Open Water Swimming, Diving, Water Polo and Artistic Swimming - are all included in the Olympic programme. High Diving made its first appearance in FINA events at the 2013 FINA World Championships. FINA counts 209 affiliated National Federations on the five continents and has its headquarters in Lausanne (SUI).

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