Accommodation

Congress Dates

6–10 March 2023, Seville, Spain.

Organisers

Organised by the Spanish Association for Sheep and Goat Production (SEOC) in representation of the International Sheep Veterinary Association (ISVA).

Technical Secretariat

Handled by Grupo Pacifico, Maria Cubi, 4 – Pral., 08006 Barcelona, Spain.

For accommodation enquiries, write to isvc2023@isvc2023.com or reg_isvc2023@isvc2023.com.

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Delegates who wanted to extend their stay had the option of organised tours and an accompanying program. See the Tours section for the pre- and post-conference itineraries.

Accommodation options for delegates attending the 10th International Sheep Veterinary Congress were arranged around the congress venue in Seville, Spain, so that participants could reach the scientific sessions, plenary talks, oral presentations and poster sessions with minimal travel each day. The congress was hosted at a single city hotel, which allowed the programme to run smoothly and gave international attendees an easy base from which to explore the historic surroundings of Seville during free periods and the organised tours.

Delegates travelling from abroad were encouraged to book early, particularly those who needed adjoining rooms for accompanying persons, since central Seville accommodation fills quickly during the congress period. The local organisers gathered hotel information and booking guidance in one place on this page, and a dedicated accommodation contact point was available for delegates who required assistance with group reservations, special arrival times or questions about travelling companions joining them in the city.

The congress dates fell in early March, a comfortable time to visit Seville, when the mild weather and the shorter days make sightseeing and the scheduled social programme particularly enjoyable. Beyond the venue itself, the surrounding area offers well-known cultural landmarks, walkable streets and regional cuisine, allowing attendees to balance the technical programme with an informal cultural exchange that suits the international character of the meeting.

The event was organised by the Spanish Association for Sheep and Goat Production, representing the International Sheep Veterinary Association, with the technical secretariat coordinating registration, abstracts, speakers and logistics. The same organising structure supported the accommodation and travel information published here, ensuring that questions from veterinary professionals attending from many countries were handled consistently and that the overall delegate experience remained coherent from booking through to the closing sessions.