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Friday, 19 March 2010 23:59 |
Lacona - Isle of Elba
May, 8-18th
Open A, for players rated higher than 1800 elo, and Open B, for players U1900 elo - 9 rounds
Ask for the complete program, technical information, touristic and for the conventional prices, at
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Isle of Elba, very well known for the vestiges of Napoleon, is really a nice place and in May prices are very convenient. Moreover, the seaside is wide and comfortable.
Torino
June 19th - Rapid Open
June 20-27th, Torino open tournaments for women and for unrated players, taking place during the Italian Championships
The former capital of Italy prepares itself to celebrate 150 years of unification of Italy
www.scacchisticatorinese.it
2nd Festival Francophone
July 3-9th, Arvier (Aosta Valley)
2nd Festival Francophone (open, 9 rounds) - www.scacchivda.com
Open to all the players from about 70 countries belonging to the "Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie" (OIF), www.francophonie.org
Aosta Valley is one of the most famous touristic regions in Italy, very well known for its castles, food and wines.
6th European Union Chess Championship
September 4-12th, Arvier (Aosta Valley)
6th European Union championship (open, 9 rounds) - www.scacchivda.com
Open to all players from the countries belonging to European Union, with wild card for players from Croatia, Fyrom and Turkey, but without the right to the title.
Aosta Valley is one of the most famous touristic regions in Italy, very well known for its castles, food and wines.
Livigno Open
September 10-18th, Livigno (Sondrio, Valtellina)
Open A for players rated higher than 2000 elo, Open B for players U2000 elo, Open C for unrated players
www.livignoscacchi.it - www.livigno.eu
Livigno is very well known as touristic skiing town. It is said "the little Tibet". A few kilometers from the city lies the village of Trepalle, at 2250 meters above sea level, the highest inhabited place of Europe!
Adolivio Capece
Press Officer, Italian Chess Federation
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