A CME Venue Where Nobody Can Reach Your Delegates
Sessions at first light. Then a desert with no signal in any direction.
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Most CME travel puts a lecture room inside a hotel that happens to be somewhere warm. The delegates take the sessions, then take a call, then take another call. The location changes nothing.
The one venue feature no conference hotel can offer
Erg Chegaga has no mobile signal, because there is no tower within range. No road, no distraction, and nowhere else to be. Delegates attend because there is genuinely nothing competing for their attention. When your group takes the whole camp, it is yours alone: eight tent suites with private bathrooms, 2 to 18 guests and up to 20 with extra beds. Sessions run at first light on the sand, when the air is still cold. The rest of the day belongs to the desert.
What the camp is
The facts, so you can check them against anywhere else you are considering
8
tent suites, each with its own bathroom, for 2 to 18 guests and up to 20 with extra beds
24
guests maximum, and when your group takes the whole camp, it is yours alone
1h40
by helicopter from Marrakech, over the High Atlas and down the Draa
Bortle 1
the darkest sky classification there is, with a telescope and an astronomer
Questions
Asked by every programme director
Can a physician group run a CME retreat at the camp? +
Does the camp provide CME accreditation? +
Can a group hold structured teaching sessions with no wifi at camp? +
What medical cover exists at the camp? +
How many physicians can attend? +
How does the group reach the camp? +
What does a teaching day look like here? +
When can a CME group come? +
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