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31st Annual Meeting: ISEH / Experimental Hematology 30 (2002) I-XXII
31st Annual Meeting International Society for Experimental Hematology Friday, July 5 – Tuesday, July 9, 2002 Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Travel Information Getting Here By Air All scheduled Montreal bound flights arrive at Montreal International Airport–Dorval, which is a 20 minute drive to downtown Montreal. There is frequent bus transportation from Dorval to downtown Montreal. The bus fare is currently $11. Taxi fare is approximately $25 plus gratuity. By Rail Both Canadian and American train services serve downtown Montreal’s Central Station (adjacent to Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel): Via Rail from across Canada and Amtrak from New York and other US cities. By Road Montreal is within a day’s driving distance of most major northeastern American cities. The city is served by several longdistance bus lines: by Greyhound and Adirondack Trailway from the US; by Voyageur and Trentway-Wagar from Ontario; by Greyhound from Western Canada and by S.M.T. and Acadian from Eastern Canada.
31st Annual Meeting: ISEH / Experimental Hematology 30 (2002) I-XXII
31st Annual Meeting International Society for Experimental Hematology Friday, July 5 – Tuesday, July 9, 2002 Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Travel Information Getting Here By Air All scheduled Montreal bound flights arrive at Montreal International Airport–Dorval, which is a 20 minute drive to downtown Montreal. There is frequent bus transportation from Dorval to downtown Montreal. The bus fare is currently $11. Taxi fare is approximately $25 plus gratuity. By Rail Both Canadian and American train services serve downtown Montreal’s Central Station (adjacent to Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth Hotel): Via Rail from across Canada and Amtrak from New York and other US cities. By Road Montreal is within a day’s driving distance of most major northeastern American cities. The city is served by several longdistance bus lines: by Greyhound and Adirondack Trailway from the US; by Voyageur and Trentway-Wagar from Ontario; by Greyhound from Western Canada and by S.M.T. and Acadian from Eastern Canada.