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This document outlines the event management plan for a trip by Group 13 to Essel World amusement park in Mumbai. It discusses the key phases of the project - scoping, planning, implementation and close out. The scoping phase defines the vision, objectives and risk analysis. The planning phase includes the timeline, resources and contingency planning. The implementation phase covers project monitoring, reporting and modifications. The close out phase involves performance analysis and a post-implementation report. The document also provides details about Essel World such as attractions, tariffs and transportation. The overall goal is for students to enjoy their time at the largest amusement park in India while learning about event management.
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- 1. Event Management PRESENTED BY GROUP: 13 Sushant Patil-51 Sandeep Jadgoud-38 Ramesh Jamaki-33
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- 4. Event briefing 1.8 million people visit every year. 30,000 types of flora species. More than 79 adventures rides. Multi cuisine restaurants and fast food corners.
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- 14. Essel world jayunga main… gharnahiaunga main…
- 15. Enjoyments Rides ( enterprise, hoola loop, rainbow,rock n roll, rock climbing, thunder,etc) Ice skating Bowling Dance floor
- 16. Tariff HOTEL (800/night) FOOD (500/day) ESSEL WORLD (entries and other charges) (entry charges = 380) BUS TICKETS (Rs. 550/head) TRANSPORTATION (ferry 50 RS./person)
- 17. THANK YOU...