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Table of Content Table of Content Table of Content Table of Content
I. I. I. I. WELCOME TO TURKEY WELCOME TO TURKEY WELCOME TO TURKEY WELCOME TO TURKEY ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ 3 33 3
a. Message from the LOC __________________________________________________________ 3
b. Basic facts ___________________________________________________________________ 3
II. II. II. II. THE CITY OF ISTANBUL THE CITY OF ISTANBUL THE CITY OF ISTANBUL THE CITY OF ISTANBUL________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ 5 55 5
a. Key Informations_______________________________________________________________ 5
b. Must see_____________________________________________________________________ 6
III. III. III. III. WHO TO CONTACT WHO TO CONTACT WHO TO CONTACT WHO TO CONTACT ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ ____________________________ 8 88 8
a. LOC _________________________________________________________________________ 8
b. FIBA Staff in Istanbul ___________________________________________________________ 8
1. Preliminary Round __________________________________________________________ 8
2. Final Round _______________________________________________________________ 9
c. Officials_____________________________________________________________________ 10
1. Commissioners and Referees ________________________________________________ 10
2. Referee Attachs__________________________________________________________ 11
3. Team Attachs____________________________________________________________ 12
IV. IV. IV. IV. ACCOMMODATION IN IST ACCOMMODATION IN IST ACCOMMODATION IN IST ACCOMMODATION IN ISTANBUL ANBUL ANBUL ANBUL ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ _______________________________________________ _______________ _______________ _______________ 13 13 13 13
a. Hotel Branding and Flags _______________________________________________________ 17
V. V. V. V. TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ 18 18 18 18
a. Inner City____________________________________________________________________ 18
b. Between Host Cities ___________________________________________________________ 21
c. General Hints for Transportation__________________________________________________ 21
VI. VI. VI. VI. THE VENUE IN ISTANBU THE VENUE IN ISTANBU THE VENUE IN ISTANBU THE VENUE IN ISTANBUL LL L ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ______________________ ______________________ ______________________ 22 22 22 22
a. Abdi Ipekci Arena _____________________________________________________________ 22
1. Seat Allocation ___________________________________________________________ 22
2. FIBA seating chart in Abdi Ipekci Arena ________________________________________ 23
b. Sinan Erdem Olympic Dome _____________________________________________________ 24
1. Seat Allocation ___________________________________________________________ 25
2. Seating Chart _____________________________________________________________ 26
c. Mixed Zone Procedures ________________________________________________________ 28
VII. VII. VII. VII. COMPETITION COMPETITION COMPETITION COMPETITION ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ _______________________________________________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ 31 31 31 31
a. Technical Meeting with Team Delegations__________________________________________ 31
b. Games Rundown Script ________________________________________________________ 32
c. Game schedule_______________________________________________________________ 33
1. Preliminary Round _________________________________________________________ 33
2. Final Round in Istanbul Olympic Dome__________________________________________ 34
d. Practices____________________________________________________________________ 35
1. Facilities ________________________________________________________________ 35
2. Preliminary Round Schedule _________________________________________________ 36
3. Final Round Schedule ______________________________________________________ 37
e. Transportation schedule________________________________________________________ 38
f. Flags Manual ________________________________________________________________ 38
1. Flag Requirements_________________________________________________________ 38
2. Order of Appearance_______________________________________________________ 38
3. Competition Arena(s) _______________________________________________________ 38
4. Opening Ceremony ________________________________________________________ 39
5. Closing Ceremony _________________________________________________________ 39
6. Official Hotels (FIBA Hotels and Teams Hotels) ___________________________________ 39
VIII. VIII. VIII. VIII. SIDE EVENTS SIDE EVENTS SIDE EVENTS SIDE EVENTS________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ 41 41 41 41
a. Basket Squares Fan zones_____________________________________________________ 41
b. Children of the World __________________________________________________________ 43

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c. FIBA World Congress __________________________________________________________ 44
IX. IX. IX. IX. SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ __________________________________ __ __ __ 45 45 45 45
a. Emergencies & Health Services __________________________________________________ 45
b. Practical Informations _________________________________________________________ 45
1. Climate__________________________________________________________________ 45
2. Monetary System__________________________________________________________ 45
a) Changing Money __________________________________________________________45
b) ATM and Checks __________________________________________________________46
c) Value Added Tax (VAT) _____________________________________________________46
d) Tax Free_________________________________________________________________46
e) Limitation________________________________________________________________46
f) Exchange Slips ___________________________________________________________46
3. Postal System ____________________________________________________________ 46
a) PTT ____________________________________________________________________46
b) Courier Services __________________________________________________________47
4. Telecommunication System__________________________________________________ 47
a) Intercity Calls_____________________________________________________________47
b) Cellular Phone System (GSM) ________________________________________________47
5. Turkish Cuisine ___________________________________________________________ 48
6. Shopping ________________________________________________________________ 48
a) General _________________________________________________________________48
b) Bazaars _________________________________________________________________48
7. Working Hours____________________________________________________________ 48
8. Miscellaneous Facts _______________________________________________________ 48
c. Security_____________________________________________________________________ 49
d. Useful Turkish Phrases and Turkish Alphabet _______________________________________ 51
e. Visa________________________________________________________________________ 52
f. Import Customs Regulations ___________________________________________________ 53
g. Places to Worship_____________________________________________________________ 54
h. Good to Know ________________________________________________________________ 54
X. X. X. X. CUSTOMERS SATISFACT CUSTOMERS SATISFACT CUSTOMERS SATISFACT CUSTOMERS SATISFACTION SURVEY ION SURVEY ION SURVEY ION SURVEY________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ____________________________________________ ____________ ____________ ____________ 55 55 55 55
XI. XI. XI. XI. DVD POLICY DVD POLICY DVD POLICY DVD POLICY________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ _________________________________ __ _ 56 56 56 56
XII. XII. XII. XII. TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ _____________________________________________________ _____________________ _____________________ _____________________ 57 57 57 57
a. Referees ____________________________________________________________________ 57
b. FIBA Staff ___________________________________________________________________ 57
XIII. XIII. XIII. XIII. EMERGENCY AND SECURI EMERGENCY AND SECURI EMERGENCY AND SECURI EMERGENCY AND SECURITY PROCEDURES TY PROCEDURES TY PROCEDURES TY PROCEDURES________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________________ ________ ________ ________ 57 57 57 57
a. Emergency Case Follow up and Analysis System_____________________________________ 57
b. Emergency Action Plan_________________________________________________________ 58
c. Key Staff ____________________________________________________________________ 58
d. Security_____________________________________________________________________ 58
1. Team Arrivals and Team Access to the Arena ___________________________________ 58
2. Player Access and Exit to the Court____________________________________________ 59
3. Security of the Team Benches________________________________________________ 59
4. Post-game Court Entry Attempts of the Spectators ________________________________ 59
XIV. XIV. XIV. XIV. APPENDIX APPENDIX APPENDIX APPENDIX ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ __________________________________ __ __ __ 62 62 62 62
a. Checklist for the Venue Manager _________________________________________________ 62
b. Referees Travel arrangements___________________________________________________ 64
c. 2010 FIBA World Championship - Phone List ________________________________________ 68
d. Transportation plan inner city for referee/staff/media _________________________________ 72

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I. I. I. I. WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME TO TO TO TO TU TU TU TURKEY RKEY RKEY RKEY
A. MESSAGE FROM THE LOC
Since 1999, Turkey is getting ready to host and organize the best ever World Championship. Therefore the
Local Organizing Committee (further referred to as LOC) is making the strongest of efforts to host the Worlds
Basketball Giants in the best way possible in this beautiful country where continents and civilizations meet
and different faiths and beliefs have been living together in harmony throughout history.
After the success of the 2001 Eurobasket, Turkey is proud and excited about hosting the biggest and most
prestigious basketball event, the 2010 FIBA World Championships (further referred to as Championship). The
selected host cities of Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir and Kayseri are eager to offer the world-famous Turkish
hospitality to teams, fans, sponsors, media and other stakeholders.
Bringing the FIBA World Championship to the highest level in terms of organization and overall experience is
the LOCs main challenge. Turkey is working with utmost energy to host 24 countries from 5 continents
between 28th of August to 12th of September 2010 in the host cities. Taking over the flag from two economical
super powers, USA and Japan respectively, leads the LOC to work much harder to reach their goals as host
country. Hence, it becomes a must to have the full support of the Turkish public, which is required to make
this event a prominent event in our country.
The basketball fans will travel to Turkey to be a part of the Championship. They are going to see the
basketball stars live and will blend in with basketball fans coming from other countries. Our guests will taste
all the gorgeousness of basketball and have the opportunity to experience Turkeys famous natural beauties
and historical wonders at the same time.
We are striving to achieve the goal of excellence in the organization of the Championship, and are aware that
this will have marvellous benefits for the promotion, economy and sports of this country without any doubt.
On one hand, five magnificent arenas specially built or renovated for the Championship will stand as the
biggest legacy of the event for the next generations. On the other hand, the international authorities are
keeping a close eye on the projects developed and evaluating this Championship as the biggest reference for
Turkeys ultimate dream of hosting the Olympic Games which proves the significance of the event for the
country.
The LOC is fully aware of this huge responsibility and is giving its best effort for the preparation of the biggest
and most important sport event which will ever be hosted in Turkey.
We are welcoming you to this joyful and exciting event, where the greatest team of international basketball
will be determined.
B. BASIC FACTS
President President President President Abdullah Gl
Prime Minister Prime Minister Prime Minister Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoan
Government Government Government Government Type Type Type Type Republican Parliamentary Democracy
Flag Flag Flag Flag Red with a vertical white crescent and a five-pointed star
Capital Capital Capital Capital Ankara
Proclamation of the Republic Proclamation of the Republic Proclamation of the Republic Proclamation of the Republic 29 October 1923
Legislative Legislative Legislative Legislative Unicameral, Grand National Assembly with 550 deputies (general
elections every 5 years)
Executive Executive Executive Executive President and Council of Ministers, headed by Prime Minister
Official Language Official Language Official Language Official Language Turkish

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Population Population Population Population 72.561.312 (2009 census), average age 28.8, 60% are under the age
of 35
Religion Religion Religion Religion Muslim 98%, Orthodox, Gregorian, Jewish, Catholic, Protestant
and other Christian faiths: 2%
Currency Currency Currency Currency Turkish Lira (TL)
GDP GDP GDP GDP $880 billion (2009 est.)
Total Area Total Area Total Area Total Area 779.452 km; Thrace (Europe): 23.764 km; Anatolia (Asia): 755.688
km
Coastline Coastline Coastline Coastline 8.333 km (Aegean: 2.805 km, Mediterranean: 1.577km, Black Sea:
1.695 km, Marmara: 927 km)
Frontiers Frontiers Frontiers Frontiers 2.757; Syria: 877 km, Georgia: 276, Armenia: 325 km, Nakchevan: 13
km, Iran: 454 km, Iraq: 331 km, Bulgaria: 269 km, Greece: 212 km.
Regions Regions Regions Regions Marmara, Aegean, Mediterranean, Black Sea, Central Anatolian,
Eastern and South-eastern
Climate Climate Climate Climate There are three climate zones - the Mediterranean, Continental
and the Black Sea zones
Major International Organizations Major International Organizations Major International Organizations Major International Organizations UN, European Parliament, NATO, OECD,CSCE, GATT, BSECC,
WHO, IMF, ILO, UNESCO, ECOSOC, FAO, IDB, INTELSAT,
INTERPOL
Number of Basketball Players Number of Basketball Players Number of Basketball Players Number of Basketball Players 40229 female, 164967 male

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II. II. II. II. THE CITY OF THE CITY OF THE CITY OF THE CITY OF ISTANBUL ISTANBUL ISTANBUL ISTANBUL
A. KEY INFORMATIONS
The God and human, the nature and the art are together in there, they have created such a perfect place
that is valuable to see. Alphone de Lamartines famous poetic line reveals his love for Istanbul, describing
the embracing of two continents, with one arm reaching out to Asia and the other to Europe.
Istanbul (historically also known as Byzantium and Constantinople) is the largest city in Turkey and the fifth
largest city in the world with a population of 13.8 million people. It is also a mega city as well as being the
cultural and financial centre of Turkey. In its long history, Istanbul has served as the capital city of the Roman
Empire (330-395 AD), the Eastern Roman (Byzantine) Empire (395-1204 and 1261-1453), the Latin Empire (1204-
1261) and the Ottoman Empire (1453-1922).
The historic areas of Istanbul were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1985 and chosen as joint
European Capital of Culture for 2010. It is the only city in the world to straddle two continents and the only one
to have been a capital during two consecutive empires Christian and Islamic.
Istanbuls variety is one of its greatest attractions. The ancient mosques, palaces, museums and bazaars
reflect its diverse history. The thriving shopping area of Taksim buzzes with life and entertainment. The 19th
century iek Pasaj (which translates literally as Flower Passage) on stiklal Avenue, consisting of many
historic meyhanes, pubs and restaurants, was built back in 1876. The famous Nevizde Street, with rows of
historic meyhanes next to each other, is also in this area. Other historic pubs are to be found in the areas
around Tnel Pasaj and the nearby Asmalmescit Soka. Some historic neighborhoods around stiklal
Avenue have recently been recreated, with varying degrees of success. For example, Cezayir Soka,
situated near Galatasaray High School, became unofficially known as La Rue Franaise and has rows of
francophone pubs, cafs and restaurants playing live music.
Istanbul is also famous for its historic seafood restaurants. The most popular seafood restaurants are
generally found along the shores of the Bosphorus and by the Marmara Sea shore towards the south of the
city. The largest of the Princes Islands in the Sea of Marmara (namely Bykada, Heybeliada, Burgazada and
Knalada) and Anadolu Kava near the northern entrance of the Bosphorus towards the Black Sea also
have many historic seafood restaurants. On top of all these meyhanes, pubs and restaurants, Istanbul has
one of the most famous cuisines in the world with its traditional Ottoman features. The food served at hotels
and restaurants is exceptionally unique and memorable for almost everyone who visits the city. Rak, Sish
Kebap and Turkish Delight are the biggest trademarks of Turkish foods with their worldwide reputations and
are strongly recommended for visitors.

Population: Population: Population: Population: 10.018.735 (2000 10.018.735 (2000 10.018.735 (2000 10.018.735 (2000) )) )

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B. MUST SEE
Hagia Sophia (Ayasofya) Museum
For nearly a thousand years, Ayasofya was the largest enclosed space in the
world, and still seen as one of the worlds most important structures. It is one of
Turkeys most popular attractions, drawn by the sheer spectacle of its size,
architecture, mosaics and art.
It used to be a church for 916 years, then a mosque for 481 years, and has been a
museum since 1935. Thought to have been constructed by Emperor Konstantinos
I (324-337) it was burned down during a revolt. Rebuilt by Emperor Theodosium II, it was opened for worship
in 415 and once again was burned to the ground, during the Nika revolts of 532.
Emperor Iustanianus (527-565) wanted to build something even bigger than the first two versions of the
structure. He appointed architects Isidoros from Miletos and Anthemios from Tralles to build the Aya Sofya
which still stands. Columns, heads, marble and coloured stones were imported to Istanbul from ancient cities
in Anatolia for the purpose.
The construction began on 23rd December 532 and was completed exactly five years later. The main, central
section measured 100m by 70m, covered with a 55m high dome which was a mammoth 30m in diameter
appearing to be a great feat of design. The mosaics are of great importance and the oldest ones are
dominated by geometric and plant motifs decorated with gold.
Sultanahmet Mosque (called the Blue Mosque)
Sultan Ahmet I built this mosque in the 17th century (1609-1616) in the square
carrying his name. The architect was Sedefkar Mehmet Aa. It is the only mosque
in Turkey with six minarets. The mosque is 72m long by 64m wide. The central
dome is 43m high and has a diameter of 33.4m and there are 260 windows. Due to
its beautiful blue, green and white tiling, it has been named the Blue Mosque by
Europeans. The inscriptions were made by Seyyid Kasm Gubari.
Topkap Palace Museum
The Topkapi Palace Museum is located on the promontory of the historical peninsula in Istanbul which
overlooks both the Marmara Sea and the Istanbul strait. The walls enclosing the palace grounds, the main
gate on the land side and the first buildings were built during the time of Fatih Sultan Mehmet (the Conqueror)
(1451-1481). The palaces present layout stems from additional
structures built in later centuries. Topkap Palace was the official
residence of the Ottoman Sultans, starting with Fatih Sultan Mehmet
until 1856 when Sultan Abdlmecid I moved the administrative centre
of the state to the Dolmabahe Palace. The Enderun section also
gained importance as a school.
In the 18th century, when the Topkap Palace took its final shape, it was sheltering a population of more than
10,000 people in its outer (Birun), inner (Enderun) and Harem sections. It shows no architectural unity as new
parts were added in every period according to the needs. However, this helps in tracking the stages Ottoman
Architecture went through from the 15th to the middle of the 19th century at the Topkap Palace. The
buildings of the 15th-17th centuries are simpler and those of the 18th-19th centuries, particularly in terms of
exterior and interior ornamentation, are more complex.
Topkap Palace was turned into a museum in 1924. Parts of the Palace such as the Harem, Baghdat Pavilion,
Revan Pavilion, Sofa Pavilion, and the Audience Chamber distinguish themselves with their architectural
assets, while in other sections artifacts displayed reflect the palace life. The museum also has collections
from various donations and a library.

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Kapal ar (Covered Bazaar)
It is the oldest and biggest closed bazaar in the world, also known as the Grand
Bazaar, and has an estimated 4,000 shops and over 60 alleyway, covering a huge
labyrinth in the city centre. The original two structures, covered with a series of
domes and remains from the 15th century walls, became a shopping area by
covering the surrounding streets and adding to it over the following centuries. In
Ottoman times, this was the centre of trading and a vital area of town. The Sandal
Bedesten was added during Sleymans reign to cope with the rising trade in fabrics in the 16th century.
Msr ars (Egyptian Bazaar)
Also known as the Spice Market, this is Istanbuls second bazaar, constructed in
the same complex as Yeni Camii (or New Mosque). There are six gates which
make it an attractive exterior. The L-shaped market, along with the mosque, was
built for the mother of Mehmet IV, a powerful woman who ruled the harem and,
some would say, much of the empire.
Dolmabahe Palace
Built in the reign of Sultan Abdlmecid I during the 19th century,
this over-ornate palace lies along the European coast of the
Istanbul strait. Dolmabahe Palace was constructed between
1843 and 1856, mixing different European artistic influences and
built by Abdlmecids architect, Karabet Balya. It was built on
three levels, and symmetrically planned, with 285 chambers and
43 halls. It has a 600m long pier along the river, with two huge
monumental gates. The palace is surrounded by well-maintained and immaculate gardens, with an immense
56-columned greeting hall, with 750 lights illuminated from 4.5 tons of crystal chandelier. The entrance was
used to meet and greet Sultans and the harem was opposite the ceremonial hall. The interior decoration,
furniture, silk carpets and curtains all remain with little defect.
Rumeli Castle
Rumeli Castle is a fortress located in the Saryer district of Istanbul on a hill on the
European side of the Bosphorus. It was built in 1452 by Sultan Mehmet the
Conqueror, in defense against the final attack on Istanbul. This attack led to the
downfall of the Byzantine Empire. Today, the castles amphitheater hosts a variety
of concerts and performances.
Galata Tower
The 55 meter medieval stone tower, providing a panoramic view of the old town, was built by
the Genoese as a part of the wall surrounding their district directly opposite to Byzantium.
The tower is now a touristic restaurant and a night club.
Sleymaniye Mosque
This outstanding piece of architecture was built in 1762 by the
famous Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan for Sultan Suleyman the Magnificient.
Standing on a hilltop of the ancient city, it interlaces gracefully with the citys
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III. III. III. III. WHO TO CONTACT WHO TO CONTACT WHO TO CONTACT WHO TO CONTACT
The list below shows responsibility of each people. The phone list phone list phone list phone list is available at the end of the guide.
A. LOC
LOC is organised as follow. However, there will be responsible in each host city, therefore venue manager
should know each responsible in his/her venue.
Emin Balci Event Director
Zeynep Aydin Assistant
Esat Yilmaer Communication
Sancar Sonmez Press
Serdar Ates TV
Ahmet Arasan IT
Murat Murathanoglu Marketing
Cemal Erksun Ticket
Civan Acikalin Promotion
Cem Sencan Operations
Ismail Sagay Guest Service
Koray Erdemir Accommodation
Samer Senbayrak Istanbul Coordinator
Ziya Pala Ankara Coordinator
Celal Arisan Izmir Coordinator
Kivanc Ayvalioglu Kayseri Coordinator
B. FIBA STAFF IN ISTANBUL
FIBA staff is organised as follow.
1. Preliminary Round
Predrag Bogosavljev Events Gheoghe Murascu OIKO
Javier Otero Events Giancarlo Alfani OIKO
Nick Marzoli IT Tommaso Andiulo OIKO
Andy Fischer ST Nicolas Chapart Web
Frank Hege ST Kris Santiago Web
Robby Rricht ST Florian Wanninger Media OPS
Matthias Kaiser ST Jeff Taylor Editorial
Sebastian Gragert ST Cindy Garcia-Bennett Editorial
Ana Brito Marketing&Hospitality Manager George Bucur Video Editor
Louis Felipe Barros Marketing Coordinator Elio Castoria Photographer
Alessandro Dealberto Marketing Photographer Heinz Gunter Supervisory Doctor
Stphanie Mignot TV OPS Ilker Ycesir Supervisory Doctor
Daniel Routledge TV Commentator
Raffaele Rotondo OIKO

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2. Final Round
Predrag Bogosavljev Events Paul Stimpson TV OPS
Javier Otero Events Roy Birch TV Commentator
Miriam Wolf Events TV Commentator
Zeki Ayan Events Stphane Bouclier TV OPS World Congress
Joanna Sutherland Events Giulio Vitale OIKO
Ivanka Toteva Sports Gheoghe Murascu OIKO
Cendrine Guillon Joint Event Programme Giancarlo Alfani OIKO
Francine Vollenweider Joint Event Programme Tommaso Andiulo OIKO
Wolfram Klug IT Nicolas Chapart Web
Thierry Fontannaz IT Kris Santiago Web
Ana Brito
Marketing&Hospitality
Manager

Florian Wanninger Media OPS
Louis Felipe Barros Marketing Coordinator Marcos Beltra Media OPS
Anne Hollensen Marketing Coordinator Jeff Taylor Editorial
Celine Schenker Hospitality Manager Andrew Robotham Editorial
Juliana Correa Marketing Simon Wilkinson Editorial
Juli Ferre Marketing Cindy Garcia-Bennett Editorial
Andy Fischer ST George Bucur Video Editor
Frank Hege ST Dan Curean Video Editor
Robby Rricht ST Karlis Kulbis Video Editor
Matthias Kaiser ST Radu Craciun Video Editor
Sebastian Gragert ST Elio Castoria Photographer
Alessandro Dealberto Marketing Photographer Tilo Wiedensholer Photographer
Matteo Marchi Marketing Photographer Alex Vlachos Photographer
Stphanie Mignot TV OPS Jean-Franois Molire Photographer
Dejan Susovic TV OPS Heinz Gunter Supervisory Doctor
Ilker Ycesir Supervisory Doctor

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C. OFFICIALS
1. Commissioners and Referees

ABAAKIL Samir
Morocco

ARTEAGA Juan
Spain

BIRICIK Murat
Turkey

CARRION JOSE Anibal
Puerto Rico

CEREBUCH Guerrino
Italy
Kayseri

DAADOUCH Kassem
United Arab Emirates
Commissioner

BENITO Marcos
Brazil

KENNEDY William Gene
USA

LATISEVS Olegs
Latvia

QIAO Longsheng
China

VIATOR Eddie
France

ANKARALI Recep
Turkey

BRAZAUSKAS
Romualdas
Lithuania

CHAMBON David
France

CHRISTODOULOS
Christos
Greece

HIRAHARA Yuji
Japan
Istanbul

MILDENHALL William
Stanley
Australia
Commissioner

JULIO Carlos Jose
Angola

MARTIN Jose
Spain

MELGAREJO Jose
Colombia

MERCEDES Reynaldo
Dominican Republic

SEIBEL Stephen
Canada

BELOSEVIC Ilija
Serbia

BUTLER SCOTT Johnson
Australia

EGHO Marwan
Lebanon

ESTEVEZ Pablo
Argentina

GODE Vitalis
Kenya
Ankara

VIROVNIK Reuven
Israel
Commissioner

JUNGEBRAND Carl
Finland

MARANHO Christiano
Brazil

PUKL Sasa
Slovenia

ROCHA Fernando
Portugal

SANCHEZ Hector
Venezuela

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AVANESIAN Heros
Iran

AYLEN Michael
Australia

JORDAN
Anthony Dewayne
USA

DOZAI Srdan
Croatia

FERNANDEZ Juan Jose
Argentina
Izmir

KORALEWSKI Krzystof
Poland
Commissioner

JOVCIC Milivoje
Serbia

LAMONICA Luigi
Italy

RYZHYK Borys
Ukraine

VAZQUEZ Jorge
Puerto Rico

ZAMOJSKI Jakub
Poland

2. Referee Attachs
In all cities, attachs listed below will be responsible for assisting referees by all means with their working
teams.
Name City Email Mobile
Gkmen ztrk Istanbul gokmenoz@hotmail.com
+90 505 523 6328
+90 532 320 6264
Serkan Uar Ankara sucar@inter-mat.com.tr +90 533 735 7999
Batuhan Gnes Izmir Batuhangunes1988@hotmail.com +90 506 636 4718
Ali Trk Kayseri aliturk1905@hotmail.com +90 532 485 7060

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3. Team Attachs

Angola Bar Tu 9848 0505 502 51 52
Argentina Oytun zer 9842 0532 466 56 59
Australia Can Toydemir 9844 0532 704 06 66
Brasil Kayra Ermutlu 9839 0533 441 99 64
Canada M. Melih Altnta 9829 0532 442 84 14
China alar Erturul 9832 0533 661 19 11
Croatia Esat Destanolu 9838 0535 551 76 30
France Aylin Takalay 9845 0532 797 31 62
Germany Cenk Uar 9834 0533 686 00 26
Greece Evre Baltal 9833 0532 485 84 85
Iran Egemen Bulut 9846 0507 363 41 59
Ivory Coast Cem akrer 9835 0 532 440 0239
Jordan Aydn Aslaner 9830 0533 303 93 18
Lebanon Denizcan Kaba 9827 0555 838 48 65
Lituania Doan Tankut 9843 0212 352 91 99
New Zealand Mehmet etinkaya 9836 0533 353 21 91
Puerto Rico Ali Natour 9831 0 538 929 1297
Russia Denizhan Gke 9840 0532 276 85 36
Serbia Semih Albayrak 9828 0537 499 49 75
Slovenia Ula Onur Adal 9826 0532 583 26 03
Spain Orhan Karaca 9841 0533 242 55 02
Tunisia Onur etintrk 9837 0555 319 89 79
USA Berkin Takalay 9847 0533 345 05 75

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IV. IV. IV. IV. ACCOMMODATION IN ACCOMMODATION IN ACCOMMODATION IN ACCOMMODATION IN ISTANBUL ISTANBUL ISTANBUL ISTANBUL

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A. HOTEL BRANDING AND FLAGS
Team Polat 4 x 2 x 2 stand possible; the width to be defined, 1-1.5m between table and backdrop
FIBA Holiday Inn no surface in front of the reception, a desk with 2 roll ups and maybe an LCD screen
Media Novotel-Ibis no surface in front of the reception, a desk with 2 roll ups and maybe an LCD screen
VIPs Swissotel no surface in front of the reception, a desk with 2 roll ups and maybe an LCD screen

Here are the samples of desks, how they should look like.

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V. V. V. V. TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
A. INNER CITY
Istanbul is a large, congested, crowded city. It is as complicated as all the other metropoles in the world.
Even though the public transportation network is quite big, you will enjoy your visit more if you know how to
get around. IETT is (Istanbul Electric Tramway and Tunnel) the enterprise of Istanbul Metropolitan
Municipality and responsible for most of the public transportation media in Istanbul.
Public Bus Public Bus Public Bus Public Bus service is provided by IETT. The bus network is quite wide in Istanbul and buses are used by
many people everyday. But a good advice for rush hours would be to use vehicles which will not be affected
by the traffic jam. General information can be found in the website of IETT (www.iett.gov.tr/en/index.php), as
well as detailed transportation maps and a How can I go there? application.
Subway Subway Subway Subway is used by around 400.000 people everyday. There are two lines, one runs
between Atatrk Airport and Aksaray, the other between Taksim and 4. Levent with
two connection lines to ihane and Atatrk Oto Sanayi. A detailed railway map
can be found in the website of Istanbul Transportation Company stanbulUlam
(www.istanbululasim.com.tr/en/default.asp).
Metrobus Metrobus Metrobus Metrobus is the bus line which has its own road like a tram. With three different line numbers,
transportation between Sogutlucesme (in Asian Side) and Avcilar (in European side) is provided.
Trams Trams Trams Trams are also regulated by the Istanbul Transportation Company. There are three main
lines: T1 Zeytinburnu- Kabatas, T2 Gungoren-Bagcilar and T4 Topkap-Habibler. Also two
nostalgic trams are running, one in Asian side between Kadikoy and Moda the other in
Taksim on Istiklal Street.
Taxis Taxis Taxis Taxis in Istanbul are yellow and have the sign TAKS on the top. Sometimes you can get
the feeling that all the cars are taxis in Istanbul. Especially at night you see yellow
everywhere. They run with a taxi-meter and you pay the price written on it at the end of
the ride.
Hava Hava Hava Hava is the ground handling services company which has shuttles between
airports and city centers in many cities. In Istanbul, From Atatrk Airport there are
shuttles to Taksim, Kozyatagi and Bakrkoy. From Sabiha Gokcen Airport shuttle
buses go to Kozyatagi, Taksim and Izmit. The ticket price is higher than normal bus
tickets but it saves a lot time since you do not make any stops inbetween. For shuttle
schedule and fares please check the website of Hava (www.havas.net).
Tickets Tickets Tickets Tickets
Akbil (SmartTicket) is the prepaid ticket which is very commonly used in Istanbul.
There are daily, weekly and 15-day BlueAkbil whereas you can have a regular
Akbil and charge it as much as you want. Akbil is valid in Bus, Subway, Sea
Buses, Metrobus, Regional Trains and boats as well. If you do not have any smart
ticket you can pay the bus driver but the price will be almost twice as much as the
normal price. For boats, metrobus, subway, tramway and all other rail system you
can buy a token at each station from automats if you do not have any Akbil. Keep
in mind that you can buy tickets only with Turkish currency.

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B. BETWEEN HOST CITIES

Air Travel Intercity Bus Car rental Ferry Train
Frequence >10 / day all day all day n.a. 6 / day
Duration 45 min. 6 hours 450 km n.a. 9 hours
Price min. 50 Euros 20 Euros Detur n.a. 13 Euros
Frequence 12 / day all day all day
Duration 50 min 9 hours 550 km
Price min. 50 Euros 30 Euros Detur
Frequence 6 / day all day all day n.a. 2 / day
Duration 1h 10 min. 11 hours 770 km n.a. 15 hours
Price min. 50 Euros 20 Euros Detur n.a. 20 Euros
23 Euros
Kayseri
Izmir
Istanbul
Ankara
3 / day (ferry + train)
2 h + 5.5 h
Figure 1 Consider that prices are approximate
C. GENERAL HINTS FOR TRANSPORTATION
Almost all intercity bus companies have free shuttles to the main bus terminal from the branch offices
for free. Do not forget to ask the schedule for shuttles when you buy your ticket.
In all cities public buses, you will see the line number in front of the bus as well as the start and end
stop of the route. The same information can be seen next to the front door.
You can enter the public buses only from the front door/ and normally you need to use other doors to
get out from the bus.
It is not common to give tip to the driver in taxis but people usually round off the price to upper
number and do not get any change back.
For any question about travelling you can contact the official travel agency DETUR
(Tel: +90 212 347 46 30) - www.detur.com.tr
In Turkey the speed limit on highways is120 km/h and on national roads 90 km/h. This limit decreases
to 50 km/h in on city roads.
Turkey is a very safe country, but like in all other big cities in the world you should pay a little more
attention on your valuables especially in all public transport vehicles.

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VI. VI. VI. VI. THE THE THE THE VENUE IN VENUE IN VENUE IN VENUE IN ISTANBUL ISTANBUL ISTANBUL ISTANBUL
A. ABDI IPEKCI ARENA
Located in the Zeytinburnu district of Istanbul, the Abdi
Ipekci Arena, which is the oldest venue of the
Championship, has a proven track record, having
previously hosted many top level and international games,
including the 2001 EuroBasket Final.
Named after murdered journalist and human rights activist
Abdi Ipekci, this 12500 seat arena has undergone a make-
over that will ensure it is able to accommodate the massive
interest and following of the USA, who will play their group
games there.
The Abdi Ipekci Arena is home to Turkish National League
teams Efes Pilsen, Fenerbahce Ulker, and Galatasaray,
while it also hosted the 2004 Eurovision Song Contest and is frequently used for concerts and congresses.
1. Seat Allocation

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624 207 629 206
Seat Block Seat
001 52 011 40 007 108 201
Zone 5
Block Seat Block Seat Block Seat Block Seat Block
Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zone 4
AVAILABLE TOTAL 10513
TOTAL 10972
22 DEAD SEATS (CAMERA STANDS) 71 LIMITED VIEW (CAMERA STANDS) 93
318 PRESS + 48 TV COMMENTATORS 366
TOTAL SEATS 10606
2513 646 1357 3512 SUBTOTAL 611 1967
215 630
214 143 115 324
213 318 104 61 114 154
212 143 103 200 113 231
220 90 119 338 211 629 102 61 112 154
218 142 109 326 205 626 005 52 111 326
219 628 216 90 108 154 204 84 004 45 105 339
217 628 210 90 107 338 203 231 003 95 101 339
209 628 208 144 009 93 202 84 002 45 012 60
90
Premium

2. FIBA seating chart in Abdi Ipekci Arena
BLOCK ZONE ROW
11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36
10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34
8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33
7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
GATE 1 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
339
BLOCK ZONE ROW SEAT NUMBER
11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
GATE 2 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
200
SEAT NUMBER
TOTAL
TOTAL
101
103

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B. SINAN ERDEM OLYMPIC DOME
Once the group stages finish, all eyes will be on the newly completed Sinan Erdem Dom, which will be the
venue for all remaining games. Ranked among the largest indoor arenas in Europe, the Sinan Erdem Dome, as
it is known in Turkey, will provide the perfect setting as the latter stages of the Championship unfold.
This venue, which has plenty of behind the scenes working space is also ideally suited to welcome the
large number of accredited persons covering the Championship, providing great working conditions for even
the most demanding journalists and media representatives.
This gargantuan arena, named after the late Sinan Erdem, President of the National Olympic Committee of
Turkey, will live on beyond the end of the 2010 FIBA World Championship, as it will begin to prepare for two
more massive events of the world sports calendar, hosting the IAAF World Indoor Athletics Championships
and the FINA Short Course Swimming Championships in 2012.
But rest assured that first someone has to be crowned World Champion, and the Sinan Erdem Dom will
provide the perfect setting for what promises to be a breathtaking knock-out round of the 2010 FIBA World
Championship.

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1. Seat Allocation

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2. Seating Chart
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
KILLED SEATS
104
Premium
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
VIP 1
TOTAL
253
105
Premium
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
VIP 1
TOTAL 253
10
14
13
12
11
9
8
7
GATE 5 6
118
Corporate
17
16
15
GATE 7 5
TOTAL 221

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
KILLED SEATS
119
Corporate
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
GATE 5 5
TOTAL 221
304 VIP
7
6
5
4
3
GATE 1 2
GATE 2 1
TOTAL 112
305 VIP
7
6
5
4
3
GATE 1 2
SEAT NUMBER
GATE 2 1
TOTAL 140
2
GATE 11
BLOCK ZONE ROW
1
TOTAL 119
306 VIP
7
6
5
4
3
GATE 10

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C. MIXED ZONE PROCEDURES
During the 2010 FIBA World Championship games, players, coaches and other team delegation staff will be
able to meet members of the media in the Mixed Zones set-up at each venue.
The concept of the Mixed Zone is to create an informal meeting area for post-game interviews.
Players and coaches are encouraged to be available for interviews, but they are not obliged to give
interviews and could go straight to their locker rooms. If both parties respect this rule, the process will be
made considerably easier.
The Mixed Zone will be placed on the route used by players and coaches while leaving the court and heading
to the locker rooms. The Mixed Zone is only accessible to teams and accredited members of the media and
cannot be accessed by spectators.
All players and coaches will use the team entrance doors before games and at half-time breaks. However, at
the end of the games these doors will be closed and teams will only be able to reach the locker rooms by
using the Mixed Zone route. Players and coaches must refrain from using prohibited areas/routes.
Application procedures related to the Mixed Zone will be announced and explained to team representatives
at the technical meeting held the day before the Championship begins.
In the Mixed Zone, pathways will be formed by barriers for players and coaches to head towards the locker
rooms and where the media will be kept behind the pathway barriers. Between the end of games, and until
the entry of the teams to the Mixed Zone is completed, the entrance of the zone will be closed to members of
the media for two to three minutes. Media wishing to be present in the Mixed Zone should get there a few
minutes before the end of the games to avoid being prevented from accessing to the Mixed Zone by security
personnel.
Video interviews in the Mixed Zone must be done in front of the interview backdrops.
Rights holders will be given special post-game interview positions within the mixed zones. Accordingly, order
of priority for interviewing the players and coaches in the Mixed Zone will be as follows:
Host Broadcaster
ENG Rights Holder (TV)
Print and online media as well as TV and radio non-rights holders
All of the non-rights holders will conduct their interviews exclusively in the Mixed Zone.
While working in the Mixed Zone, members of the media shall not be excessively or irritatingly insistent, they
shall respect the decision of players and coaches whether or not to give an interview and they will follow the
directives of the authorities who are assigned by FIBA/LOC.
FIBA and the LOC have the right to cancel the accreditations of any members of the media that do not obey
the rules that are listed for the Mixed Zone.
The teams are required to scrupulously follow the rules for leaving the court after the game through the
mixed zone. Non-appliance may result in disciplinary and/or financial sanctions against the team.

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Layout of the M Layout of the M Layout of the M Layout of the Mxed Zone Areas xed Zone Areas xed Zone Areas xed Zone Areas in in in in Abdi Ipekci Arena Abdi Ipekci Arena Abdi Ipekci Arena Abdi Ipekci Arena

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Layout of the M Layout of the M Layout of the M Layout of the Mxed Zone Areas in Sinan Erdem Dome xed Zone Areas in Sinan Erdem Dome xed Zone Areas in Sinan Erdem Dome xed Zone Areas in Sinan Erdem Dome

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VII. VII. VII. VII. COMPETITION COMPETITION COMPETITION COMPETITION
A. TECHNICAL MEETING WITH TEAM DELEGATIONS
The Technical Meeting with the teams will be held on Friday, 27th August in the official team hotels in each
host city.
City City City City Official Team Hotel Official Team Hotel Official Team Hotel Official Team Hotel Time Time Time Time
Ankara Hilton 14:00
Istanbul Polat Renaissance 14:00
Izmir Swissotel 14:00
Kayseri Hilton 14:00
The technical meeting will be divided into two parts.
In the first part, Technical Committee and Jury of Appeal will be formed, the schedule will be rewieved,
information will be given from the FIBA Press Officer or LOC, the supervising doctor on the Doping control
procedure and Marketing Manager on the use of supplied equipment, video tapes policy will be declared and
information about the Opening Ceremony will be given by the LOC.
In the second part, passports and FIBA licences of the players as well as the uniforms and warm-up uniforms
of the teams will be verified.
During the technical meeting, each team must provide the FIBA Commissioner with the final list of 12 players
with uniform numbers for the championship.
Once the second part of the Technical Meeting is declared closed, no changes to the composition of the
teams can be made at any time. The players cannot internally exchange their uniform numbers during the
championship.
Once the Technical Meeting is declared closed, the confirmed team squads will be made known officially to
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B. GAMES RUNDOWN SCRIPT
Team benches have 14 seats each Team benches have 14 seats each Team benches have 14 seats each Team benches have 14 seats each
Visiting team (B) takes the bench on the right side of the scorers table
Home team (A) takes the bench on the left side of the scorers table

Teams Warm up position is on the opposite side to the respective team bench

Teams A and B on standby for entry to the court - -- -31:00 31:00 31:00 31:00
Team B entering the court, announced by PA and accompanied by the national flag bearer - -- -30:00 30:00 30:00 30:00 FIBA MUSIC 1 FIBA MUSIC 1 FIBA MUSIC 1 FIBA MUSIC 1
Light show Light show Light show Light show Team A entering the court, announced by PA and accompanied by the national flag bearer - -- -29:00 29:00 29:00 29:00
Warm up starts - -- -28:00 28:00 28:00 28:00
Teams to the benches ready for the photo session (first day only) (first day only) (first day only) (first day only) - -- -12:00 12:00 12:00 12:00 FIBA MU FIBA MU FIBA MU FIBA MUSIC 2 SIC 2 SIC 2 SIC 2
Teams to the benches ready for intros - -- -11:00 11:00 11:00 11:00
Team B Team B Team B Team B Players Introductions Players Introductions Players Introductions Players Introductions - -- -10:00 10:00 10:00 10:00
Team A Team A Team A Team A - -- - Players Introductions Players Introductions Players Introductions Players Introductions - -- -08:45 08:45 08:45 08:45
National An National An National An National Anthem them them them - -- - Team B Team B Team B Team B - -- -07:30 07:30 07:30 07:30 Host country
always at the
end
National Anthem National Anthem National Anthem National Anthem - -- - Team A Team A Team A Team A - -- -06:15 06:15 06:15 06:15
Gifts Exchange followed by the second warm up - -- -05:00 05:00 05:00 05:00
Players return to bench - -- -02:15 02:15 02:15 02:15
PA introduces starting five players of team B and A - -- -01:45 01:45 01:45 01:45
FIBA MUSIC 3 FIBA MUSIC 3 FIBA MUSIC 3 FIBA MUSIC 3
Light show Light show Light show Light show
Last pre game announcements by PA - -- -00:30 00:30 00:30 00:30
GAME STARTS GAME STARTS GAME STARTS GAME STARTS 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00
Period Break Period Break Period Break Period Break Entertainment
Half Time: Half Time: Half Time: Half Time: Half Time Transition - -- -15:00 15:00 15:00 15:00
Entertainment - -- -14:00 14:00 14:00 14:00
FIBA MUSIC 1 FIBA MUSIC 1 FIBA MUSIC 1 FIBA MUSIC 1 Half Time Warm-Ups - -- -05:00 05:00 05:00 05:00
FIBA MUSIC 2 FIBA MUSIC 2 FIBA MUSIC 2 FIBA MUSIC 2 Teams to Team benches/Setup for 2nd Half - -- -01:30 01:30 01:30 01:30
2nd Half Begins 2nd Half Begins 2nd Half Begins 2nd Half Begins 0:00 0:00 0:00 0:00
Peri Peri Peri Period Break od Break od Break od Break Entertainment
Game Ends Game Ends Game Ends Game Ends 00:00 00:00 00:00 00:00
Teams take part in the sportsmanship tradition of shaking hands
FIBA MUSIC 1 FIBA MUSIC 1 FIBA MUSIC 1 FIBA MUSIC 1
Chosen players are escorted immediately to the Doping Control room
Live on-court interview with the winning team captain (or another English speaking player) + 02:00 + 02:00 + 02:00 + 02:00
Players are passing through the MIX zone on their way to the changing rooms
PRESS Conference starts with coach and player from each team + 10:00 + 10:00 + 10:00 + 10:00

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C. GAME SCHEDULE
1. Preliminary Round

28.08.2010 - 12.09.2010
Group A Group B Group C Group D
SRB CRO CHN LTU
ARG BRA TUR LIB
AUS TUN RUS FRA
JOR SLO PUR ESP
GER IRI CIV CAN
ANG USA GRE NZL
Date Time Home Away Date Time Home Away
16.30 AUS JOR 16.00 GRE CHN
19.00 ANG SRB 18.30 RUS PUR
21.30 GER ARG 21.00 CIV TUR
16.30 JOR ANG 16.00 CHN CIV
19.00 SRB GER 18.30 PUR GRE
21.30 ARG AUS 21.00 TUR RUS
16.30 JOR SRB 30.08.2010
19.00 AUS GER 16.00 RUS CIV
21.30 ANG ARG 18.30 PUR CHN
31.08.2010 21.00 GRE TUR
16.30 SRB AUS 16.00 CHN RUS
19.00 GER ANG 18.30 CIV GRE
21.30 ARG JOR 21.00 TUR PUR
16.30 ANG AUS 16.00 PUR CIV
19.00 ARG SRB 18.30 GRE RUS
21.30 JOR GER 21.00 TUR CHN
Date Time Home Away Date Time Home Away
16.30 TUN SLO 16.00 NZL LTU
19.00 USA CRO 18.30 CAN LIB
21.30 IRI BRA 21.00 FRA ESP
16.30 SLO USA 16.00 LTU CAN
19.00 CRO IRI 18.30 LIB FRA
21.30 BRA TUN 21.00 ESP NZL
16.30 SLO CRO 30.08.2010
19.00 TUN IRI 16.00 NZL LIB
21.30 USA BRA 18.30 FRA CAN
31.08.2010 21.00 ESP LTU
16.30 CRO TUN 16.00 CAN NZL
19.00 IRI USA 18.30 LIB ESP
21.30 BRA SLO 21.00 LTU FRA
16.30 USA TUN 16.00 ESP CAN
19.00 SLO IRI 18.30 LIB LTU
21.30 BRA CRO 21.00 NZL FRA
FIBA World Championship
Game Schedule (+2.00 GMT, +1.00 CET)
Kayseri Ankara
Group A Group C
28.08.2010 28.08.2010
29.08.2010 29.08.2010
30.08.2010
Day Off
31.08.2010
Day Off
01.09.2010 01.09.2010
02.09.2010 02.09.2010
Istanbul Izmir
Group B Group D
28.08.2010 28.08.2010
29.08.2010 29.08.2010
30.08.2010
Day Off
31.08.2010
Day Off
01.09.2010 01.09.2010
02.09.2010 02.09.2010

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2. Final Round in Istanbul Olympic Dome
28.08.2010 12.09.2010
Group A Group B Group C Group D
A1 B1 C1 D1
A2 B2 C2 D2
A3 B3 C3 D3
A4 B4 C4 D4
A5 B5 C5 D5
A6 B6 C6 D6
Date Timing Game Home Away
61 A1 B4
62 D2 C3
63 C1 D4
64 B2 A3
65 B1 A4
66 C2 D3
67 D1 C4
68 A2 B3
69 Winner 61 Winner 62
73 Loser 69 Loser 70
74 Loser 71 Loser 72
15.00 75 Loser 73 Looser 74 7 - 8
15.00 78 Winner 73 Winner 74 5 - 6
19.00 79 Loser 76 Loser 77 3 - 4
21.00 80 Winner 76 Winner 77 Final
FIBA World Championship Final Rounds
Standings of Preliminary Round
Final Rounds in Istanbul Olympic Dome
Game Schedule
04.09.2010
Eighth-Final
Round
05.09.2010
06.09.2010
07.09.2010
11.09.2010
Semi-Finals
12.09.2010
08.09.2010
Quarter
Finals
09.09.2010
10.09.2010 5 - 8

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D. PRACTICES
1. Facilities

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2. Preliminary Round Schedule
Kayseri Istanbul Ankara Izmir Kayseri Istanbul Ankara Izmir
09.30 11.00 AUS TUN GRE NZL SRB CRO LIB LIB
11.00 12.30 JOR SLO CHN LTU GER IRI FRA FRA
12.30 14.00 ANG USA RUS CAN ARG BRA ESP ESP
17.00 18.30 SRB CRO PUR LIB AUS TUN GRE NZL
18.30 20.00 GER IRI CIV FRA JOR SLO CHN LTU
20.00 21.30 ARG BRA TUR ESP ANG USA RUS CAN
09.30 10.15 AUS TUN GRE NZL
10.15 11.00 JOR SLO CHN LTU
11.00 11.45 ANG USA RUS CAN
11.45 12.30 SRB CRO PUR LIB
12.30 13.15 GER IRI CIV FRA
13.15 14.00 ARG BRA TUR ESP
09.30 10.15 JOR SLO CHN LTU
10.15 11.00 ANG USA CIV CAN
11.00 11.45 SRB CRO PUR LIB
11.45 12.30 GER IRI GRE FRA
12.30 13.15 ARG BRA TUR ESP
13.15 14.00 AUS TUN RUS NZL
09.30 10.15 JOR SLO
10.15 11.00 SRB CRO
11.00 11.45 AUS TUN
11.45 12.30 GER IRI
12.30 13.15 ANG USA
13.15 14.00 ARG BRA
17.00 17.45
17.45 18.30
18.30 19.15
19.15 20.00
20.00 20.45
20.45 21.30
09.30 10.15 RUS NZL
10.15 11.00 CIV LIB
11.00 11.45 PUR FRA
11.45 12.30 CHN CAN
12.30 13.15 GRE ESP
13.15 14.00 TUR LTU
17.00 17.45
17.45 18.30
18.30 19.15
19.15 20.00
20.00 20.45
20.45 21.30
09.30 10.15 SRB CRO CHN CAN
10.15 11.00 AUS TUN RUS NZL
11.00 11.45 GER CRO CIV LIB
11.45 12.30 ANG TUN GRE ESP
12.30 13.15 ARG IRI TUR LTU
13.15 14.00 JOR USA PUR FRA
09.30 10.15 ANG USA PUR ESP
10.15 11.00 AUS TUN CIV CAN
11.00 11.45 ARG SLO GRE LIB
11.45 12.30 SRB IRI RUS LTU
12.30 13.15 JOR BRA TUR NZL
13.15 14.00 GER CRO CHN FRA
27.08.2010 Main Gym Practice Gym
28.08.2010
29.08.2010
30.08.2010
RUS NZL CHN CAN
CIV LIB GRE ESP
PUR FRA TUR LTU
CHN CAN RUS NZL
GRE ESP CIV LIB
TUR LTU PUR FRA
31.08.2010
SRB CRO ANG USA
AUS TUN ARG BRA
GER IRI JOR SLO
ANG USA SRB CRO
GER IRI
ARG BRA AUS TUN
01.09.2010
02.09.2010
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3. Final Round Schedule
Main Gym Practice Gym #1 Practice Gym #2
10.00 11.00
11.00 12.00
12.00 13.00
13.00 14.00
14.00 15.00
15.00 16.00
16.00 17.00
17.00 18.00
18.00 19.00
19.00 20.00
10.00 11.00 A1
11.00 12.00 B4
12.00 13.00 D2
13.00 14.00 C3
14.00 15.00
15.00 16.00
10.00 11.00 C1 10.00 11.30 Winner 61
11.00 12.00 D4 11.30 13.00 Winner 62
12.00 13.00 B2
13.00 14.00 A3
14.00 15.00
15.00 16.00
10.00 11.00 B1 10.00 11.30 Winner 63
11.00 12.00 A4 11.30 13.00 Winner 64
12.00 13.00 C2
13.00 14.00 D3
14.00 15.00
15.00 16.00
10.00 11.00 D1 10.00 11.30 Winner 65
11.00 12.00 C4 11.30 13.00 Winner 66
12.00 13.00 A2
13.00 14.00 B3
14.00 15.00
15.00 16.00
09.00 10.00 Winner 61 10.00 11.30 Winner 67
10.00 11.00 Winner 62 11.30 13.00 Winner 68
11.00 12.00 Winner 63
12.00 13.00 Winner 64
13.00 14.00
14.00 15.00
09.00 10.00 Winner 65
10.00 11.00 Winner 66
11.00 12.00 Winner 67
12.00 13.00 Winner 68
13.00 14.00
14.00 15.00
09.00 10.00 Loser 69
10.00 11.00 Loser 70
11.00 12.00 Loser 71
12.00 13.00 Loser 72
13.00 14.00
14.00 15.00
10.00 11.00 09.00 10.00 Winner 69 Loser 73
11.00 12.00 10.00 11.00 Winner 70 Looser 74
12.00 13.00 11.00 12.00 Winner 71 Winner 73
13.00 14.00 12.00 13.00 Winner 72 Winner 74
14.00 15.00
15.00 16.00
10.00 11.00 09.00 10.00 Loser 76 Winner 73
11.00 12.00 10.00 11.00 Loser 77 Winner 74
12.00 13.00 11.00 12.00 Winner 76
13.00 14.00 12.00 13.00 Winner 77
14.00 15.00
15.00 16.00
09.09.2010
10.09.2010
11.09.2010
12.09.2010
05.09.2010
06.09.2010
07.09.2010
08.09.2010
Final Rounds in Istanbul
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E. TRANSPORTATION SCHEDULE
A bus will be at the disposition of each delegation. Each team will be able to manage its timing, according to
team attach and driver advices (especially regarding to the traffic information). Team attach will be able to
give information.
F. FLAGS MANUAL
The FIBA Flag Manual was produced with the purpose of providing a guide to all matters pertaining to flags
and flag related protocols in the FIBA Events. All protocols and procedures here are based on the practice of
previous FIBA Events and on the FIBA Regulations. The following requirements will be applied during the 2010
FIBA World Championship in Turkey.
1. Flag Requirements
Flag sets
1 set of flags includes:
One flag of each participating country.
One FIBA flag.
One Championship flag.

The LOC is responsible for producing:
One set of flag per venue.
One set that shall be ready at the Competition Venue hosting the final game for the Closing Ceremony.
One additional set with portable flagpoles, for the Opening Ceremony.

Proportions
In order to avoid visual confusion, a standard 3:2 ratio has been established for all the flags, including the
Championship flag (example: 2.4m. in length x 1.6m. in width)
Special attention should be paid to the fact that:
No flag should be smaller or bigger than the others.
All flags should be raised at the same height.
Spare flags should always be available.
2. Order of Appearance
The order of appearance of the flags at any occasion shall always follow the rules below:
Participating countries in alphabetical order (in the hosting country language).
The FIBA flag and the Event flag in the very middle of the participating countries flags (following the
alphabetical order, the FIBA flag should appear before the Event flag).
3. Competition Arena(s)
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In each competition arena, the flags of all participating countries, the FIBA flag and the Championship flag,
should be hung above the field of play in the most appropriate way, depending on the general set up of the
court and the main camera position.
The Order of Appearance as well as the proportions should be strictly respected.
4. Opening Ceremony
The Opening Ceremony shall include the flags of all delegations, the FIBA flag and the Championship flag.
Each team delegation shall appear on the stage/court, preceded by a name-board with the countrys name.
One member of the team shall be designated as the flag-bearer and shall appear straight behind the name-
board.
If the Opening Ceremony takes place in one of the Competition Arenas, the Venue Manager should make sure
that all flags are properly placed, in regards to the Flag Manual (see chapter 5 Competition Arena(s)).
If the Opening Ceremony doesnt take place in one of the Competition Venues, all the flags are mandatory.
The organiser has to ensure that every participating Nations flag is visible during the Opening Ceremony.
5. Closing Ceremony
Once the three winning teams are in place on the podium and the medals distribution has been performed,
the three winning countries flags should be raised, while the National Anthem of the winning team is played.
6. Official Hotels (FIBA Hotels and Teams Hotels)
FIBA and Championship flags are mandatory and should be placed either in front of the main entrance of the
Hotels, or in the main lobby, starting from the first day of the championship and until its end. (If possible, a
teams flags may be added at its respective hotel).

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GROUP A (KAYSERI) GROUP A (KAYSERI) GROUP A (KAYSERI) GROUP A (KAYSERI) GROUP B (ISTANBUL) GROUP B (ISTANBUL) GROUP B (ISTANBUL) GROUP B (ISTANBUL) GROUP C (ANKARA) GROUP C (ANKARA) GROUP C (ANKARA) GROUP C (ANKARA) GROUP D (IZMIR) GROUP D (IZMIR) GROUP D (IZMIR) GROUP D (IZMIR)

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VIII. VIII. VIII. VIII. SIDE EVENTS SIDE EVENTS SIDE EVENTS SIDE EVENTS
A. BASKET SQUARES FAN ZONES
As a part of 2010 FIBA World Championship, fan zones will partake huge role uniting
and gathering basketball fans in four different basketball loving cities during the
championship. Along with the games that will take place in the arenas, Fans will get a
chance to experience the joy and the excitement of the championship through the
basketball-oriented games and attractions placed in fan zones.
Ankara Shopping Mall Ankara Shopping Mall Ankara Shopping Mall Ankara Shopping Mall

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Istanbul Caddebostan Istanbul Caddebostan Istanbul Caddebostan Istanbul Caddebostan

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Izmir Fair Izmir Fair Izmir Fair Izmir Fair

B. CHILDREN OF THE WORLD
From 24
th
30
th
August, the Turkish Basketball Federation, together with FIBA, is organising a Giant-Get-
Together of youth from all around the world.
The Children of the World project is a social event for the youth balancing basketball, education and
culture. It is organised in parallel to the 2010 FIBA World Championship, which brings the biggest basketball
stars of the World to Turkey, providing a unique opportunity for selected young players from as many FIBA
member countries as possible.
It is a multi-national, multi-cultural activity camp project for 14-year-old boys and girls, who will have the
opportunity to live together and build a better understanding of different cultures and perceptions while
officially taking part in the Championship. Each country has the chance to send 1 youth coach below the age
of 35 to the camp as well.
The Children of the World project aims to change the trend of athletes burying
themselves in a world which consists of basketball only and inspire a new
generation of basketball stars to become more complete athletes and officials.
The camp will take place in the Ayhan Sahenk Arena and will not only involve
the practice of the basketball, but also many different projects based peace,
friendship and cultural sharing.
It will be a meeting between the present and future stars of the world. Turkish
national team players may be lucky enough to shake hand of the next basketball
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C. FIBA WORLD CONGRESS
It is only every four years that FIBA's 213 member national federations meet during the World Congress. The
19th edition of this important meeting is scheduled for 4, 5 and 6 September 2010 in Istanbul, Turkey. Each of
FIBA's 213 country members is entitled for one voting delegate. One additional delegate per country may also
attend.
The Congress is the supreme authority of FIBA and holds sovereign powers within its terms of reference.
Amongst others, its main duties are:
to adopt and modify the General Statutes
to elect the President of FIBA
to elect the Treasurer of FIBA, upon proposal by the Secretary General
to ratify the composition of the Central Board and the nomination of the Vice-President
to appoint the members of the Ethics Commission
to grant the title of Honorary President or Honorary Member
to examine and approve all reports, including the activity report of the Central Board
to ratify the decisions of the Central Board related to suspension of members.
The Congress Opening Ceremony will take place on 3 September 2010. As per FIBA's General Statutes, FIBA
will provide all FIBA members with a draft agenda and with appropriate working papers for the Congress
during the first half of July at the latest.
In order to enable Congress delegates to catch some of the great action of the FIBA World Championship it
has been scheduled to be an integral part of this great event. Official delegates will have a chance to witness
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IX. IX. IX. IX. SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES
A. EMERGENCIES & HEALTH SERVICES
Health care in Turkey is provided by public, semi-public and philanthropic organizations, including the
Ministry of Health, universities, the Ministry of Defence and private health professionals.
In general, hospitals have good medical facilities especially in big cities and have many excellent doctors
with extensive training and experience. State hospitals are usually better equipped and cheaper than private
hospitals. However, private hospitals are generally less crowded and give a higher quality service.
In case of possible emergency situations, carry with you a certain amount of Turkish currency or your credit
card (VISA or MasterCard preferred) as hospitals may expect to be paid immediately for their service.
At all welcome desks in official hotels, LOC representative will be able to provide you firsthand help. Do not
hesitate to contact them.
B. PRACTICAL INFORMATIONS
1. Climate
Although Turkey is in a location where climatic conditions are quite moderate, the diverse nature of the
landscape and the existence of mountains that run parallel to the coasts can make significant differences in
climatic conditions from one region to another. While the coastal regions enjoy milder climates, the inland
Anatolia plateau has hot summers and cold winters with limited rainfall.
Knowing the average temperature is not enough to understand how the weather in Turkey is going to be. You
should always take humidity into account as well. Below you will find a chart of the average temperatures in
celsius during the summer in the host cities:

June June June June July July July July August August August August September September September September
Avg Avg Avg Avg High High High High Avg Avg Avg Avg High High High High Avg Avg Avg Avg High High High High Avg Avg Avg Avg High High High High
Istanbul Istanbul Istanbul Istanbul 21.5 40.2 23.8 39.7 23.5 38.8 20.0 33.6
Ankara Ankara Ankara Ankara 19.9 37.0 23.4 40.8 22.9 39.0 18.5 36.0
Izmir Izmir Izmir Izmir 25.7 41.3 28.1 42.6 27.4 43.0 23.6 40.1
Kayseri Kayseri Kayseri Kayseri 18.8 35.7 22.4 40.7 21.7 40.0 17.1 36.0
2. Monetary System
The national monetary unit is the Turkish Lira (TL). The coinage is in
5, 10, 25 and 50 kuru (cent) pieces and 1 TL pieces. Banknotes
are of 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 lira as you can see on the right side.
In January 2005 a new currency was introduced: TL Trk Liras
(Turkish Lira). From January 1, 2009, the new was removed from
the lira and the Turkish currency became the Turkish Lira. For a year
both TL and YTL were used. YTL is not valid from January 1, 2010.
You may change any YTL received by mistake into TL at any Merkez
Bankas (Central Bank) and Ziraat Bankas (Ziraat Bank) branches.
a) Changing Money
The exchange rates for foreign currencies are published daily. You can safely exchange money at Bank and
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international airports they are open permanently. US dollar and Euro are the easiest currencies to change,
although many banks and exchange offices will change other major currencies such as UK pounds and
Japanese Yen. Exchange rates may vary between the Exchange Offices and the Banks. Before changing your
currency, check the website (*) of the Central Bank to see what the exchange rate should be.
(*) http://www.tcmb.gov.tr/yeni/eng/
b) ATM and Checks
The most widely accepted credit cards are American Express, Eurocard, Diners Club, Visa, and
MasterCard. You can easily find an ATM machine in the main squares, shopping malls, central areas,
etc. Virtually all the machines offer instructions in English, French and German. Keep in mind that there
is a daily withdrawal limit around 500 Euros. However, credit cards are widely accepted by hotels,
restaurants, cafes, supermarkets and shops.
Travellers cheques and Euro-cheques can be cashed at all large banks when cheque card and identification
card are presented. You may exchange travellers checks at Post Offices in some tourist places and at
certain banks as well.
c) Value Added Tax (VAT)
This tax in Turkey is charged 18% by law. However, for deliveries and services like agricultural products or
supply and leasing of goods within the scope of the Finance Leasing Law the rate is 1%. For deliveries and
services like basic food stuffs, books and similar publications VAT rate is 8%.
d) Tax Free
It is easy to shop and save money when travelling. As a tourist you are entitled to claim a tax return if
you export your purchases. Shop in any of the stores which have a tax free sign on the entrance, and
make your trip even more rewarding!
Ask the shop staff for a Refund Cheque when paying for your purchases. Show your purchases, receipt and
passport to Customs when leaving the country and have your Refund Cheque stamped. Show the stamped
Refund Cheque, passport and credit card at a nearby Refund Office and ask for an Immediate Refund on your
credit card. Alternatively the Refund can be paid in cash.
e) Limitation
An unlimited amount of foreign currency can be brought into the country and taken out. However no more
than $5.000 worth of Turkish currency may not be brought in or taken out.
f) Exchange Slips
The exchange slips for the conversion of foreign currency into Turkish lira should be kept, as you may be
required to show these when reconverting your Turkish lira back into foreign currency and when taking
souvenirs out of the country (to prove they have been purchased with legally exchanged foreign currency).
3. Postal System
a) PTT
Turkish post offices are easily recognized by their black PTT letters on a yellow background. Major post
offices are open from 8:00 a.m. till 12:00 p.m., Monday to Saturday, and 9:00 a.m. till 7:00 p.m., on Sundays.
Small post offices have the same hours as the government offices.
For sending your valuable belongings or important documents an express postal service Acele
Posta Servisi (APS) operates from Turkey to 72 other countries for letters, documents, and small
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exchange rate. International postal orders and travellers cheques can also be exchanged. Stamp collectors
will be delighted with the wide range of special stamps available to them from the philatelic section.
International subscriptions are also available.
You can find further information on http://www.ptt.gov.tr/en/
b) Courier Services
Private courier services exist also. Here are the main companies:
)
Tel: +90 212 478 11 00
web: www.dhl.com.tr
(National Deliveries)
Tel: +90 216 425 17 30
web: www.tnt.com.tr
(United Parcel Services)
Tel: +90 212 547 12 20
web: www.ups.com.tr
(National Deliveries)
Tel: +90 212 365 23 65
web: www.yurticikargo.com
4. Telecommunication System
Trk Telekom furbishes contemporary communication media services to its customers since 1840.
Trk Telekom offers a public phone service with the same tariff as home lines.
Payphones can operate with all Trk Telekom cards and credit cards. It is provided
for free in the places open to public such as the squares, hospitals, terminals, bus
stations, ports, metro stations and public housing areas. You can make calls to all
landlines (in-city, intercity, international) and GSM numbers via payphones and send SMS via the new
payphones. There are approximately 85.000 payphones all over Turkey. You can get Prepaid Cards from Trk
Telekom branches, offices and mobile sellers.
a) Intercity Calls
When making a national call (from one city to another) first you should always dial a zero (0), then the 3-digit
area code, and finally the 7-digit phone number you wish to reach.
The area codes of the FIBA World Championship 2010 cities are:
Ankara 312
Kayseri 352
Istanbul (European side) 212
(1) (2)

Istanbul (Asian side) 216
(1)

Izmir 232
(1)
Calls between two sides of Istanbul should be made with area codes.
(2)
All Games of 2010 FIBA World Championship will be played in the European Side.
b) Cellular Phone System (GSM)
GSM system in Turkey is widely used and covers a major part of the land. In order to call a cellular phone
number registered by Turkish GSM operators, you should first dial a zero (0) followed by the operators 3-digit
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It might be useful to get one pre-paid number from one of the GSM operators, if you will need to make many
national phone calls in Turkey. Your registered number vanishes naturally if you do not load any credit for 6
months.
5. Turkish Cuisine
Turkish cuisine is largely the heritage of Ottoman cuisine, which can be described as
the fusion and fruit of the refinement of Central Asian, Middle Eastern and Balkan
cuisines. Turkish cuisine has in turn influenced neighbouring cuisines. The Ottomans
fused various culinary traditions of their realm with influences from Middle Eastern
cuisines, along with traditional Turkic elements from Central Asia, creating a vast
array of specialities, many with strong regional associations.
Every region has its own specialities. In Aegean Region, olive oil is widely used and the typical food is
Mediterranean cuisine, whereas in Eastern Region there are more meat dishes and kebabs with very hot
spices.
Kebabs, cold appetizers (mezes), olive oil dishes (dolma, sarma, etc.), special pastries (brek, simit, poaa,
etc.), pasta specialities (kekek, mant, gzleme, etc.), fresh fish, ottoman dishes and delicious deserts
(baklava, kazandibi, etc.) are worth a try while you are in Turkey.
6. Shopping
a) General
Whether you are in Turkey for a few days or a few weeks, shopping is usually an essential part of the visit.
Turkish carpets, for example, are beautiful and quite valuable since they are hand woven with unique designs
made with materials dyed with natural colours. Each region of Turkey has its own design and the silk carpets
are of course the most valuable. Some carpets can take up to eighteen months to be made by one weaver. In
addition, leather and jewellery (gold and silver) are favourite purchases. It is worth trying to get a cheaper
price, especially in bazaars and small shops, although some prices are fixed. It is not usual to ask for a price
reduction in Shopping Malls or major brands.
b) Bazaars
Bazaars are traditional shopping areas in Turkey specializing in a particular type of product or manufacture.
They are also often beautiful monuments varying in size and architectural style. Bargaining is very common if
you are buying from bazaars.
7. Working Hours
Banks Banks Banks Banks 8.30 - 12.00 / 13.30 - 18.00 (Mon - Fri)
Post Offices (PTT) Post Offices (PTT) Post Offices (PTT) Post Offices (PTT) 8.30 - 12.30 / 13.30 - 17.00 (Mon - Fri)
8.30 - 12.30 (Sat)
Official Bureau Official Bureau Official Bureau Official Bureau 8.30 - 12.30 / 13.30 - 18.00 (Mon - Fri)
Museums Museums Museums Museums 8.30 - 12.30 / 13.30 - 17.00 (Closed on Mondays)
Shops Shops Shops Shops 9.00 - 19.00 (time and days are not official: mostly Mon - Sat. In tourist areas,
closing times vary and some close around midnight.)
8. Miscellaneous Facts
Local Time Local Time Local Time Local Time GMT +2, CET +1.
Weights and Measures Weights and Measures Weights and Measures Weights and Measures Metric system.

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Electricity Electricity Electricity Electricity 220 volts AC, all over Turkey.
Tap Water Tap Water Tap Water Tap Water Safe to drink in all cities, since it has been
chlorinated. However, bottled water is generally
used and highly recommended.
Street Food Street Food Street Food Street Food We do not recommend eating street food as those with sensitive stomachs
may not tolerate it.
Public Restrooms Public Restrooms Public Restrooms Public Restrooms There are Public Restrooms or WCs especially in town centres in central
locations and next to mosques. WCs for men are labelled as BAY or
BAYLAR; whereas for ladies as BAYAN or BAYANLAR.
Foreign Newspapers Foreign Newspapers Foreign Newspapers Foreign Newspapers Available in large cities and tourist areas.
Interpreters Guides Interpreters Guides Interpreters Guides Interpreters Guides The Ministry of Tourism Offices and travel agents can provide professional
interpreters. Travel agents are obliged to provide a professional interpreter
guide on all tours.
Car Rental Car Rental Car Rental Car Rental The official rent-a-car partner for the 2010 FIBA World
Championship is DETUR.
C. SECURITY
Turkey is a safe country. The overall crime rate is relatively low. However, as in other large metropolitan
areas throughout the world, it is always useful to pay attention to your valuables. Common street crimes,
especially in tourist areas, are pick-pocketing, purse-snatching and mugging.
Petty criminals are very clever in what they do and often work in small groups. A member of the group
approaches you openly and tries to distract your attention while another member who you probably will not
even sees will try to snatch your bag or wallet.
A small list of precautions can be made to reduce the risk of being robbed:
Avoid going out with a lot of money on you, credit cards are accepted almost everywhere.
Try to not to distance yourself from the crowd and avoid empty dark streets.
If you carry a back-pack, do not put your valuables in the front pocket or carry it completely on your
chest.
If you ever have a problem, contact directly the nearest police station:
Police Police Police Police 155
Ambulanc Ambulanc Ambulanc Ambulance ee e 112
Fire Fire Fire Fire 110
Emergency Emergency Emergency Emergency 115
Tourism Police Tourism Police Tourism Police Tourism Police
Istanbul +90 212 527 4503
Ankara +90 312 384 0606
Beware! of Pickpockets and Bag Thieves Beware! of Pickpockets and Bag Thieves Beware! of Pickpockets and Bag Thieves Beware! of Pickpockets and Bag Thieves
Pickpockets and bag thieves like to operate in crowds. Keep your property safe by following these simple
guides:
- Keep your hand bag closed and fastened. Hold it in front of you with the fastener on the inside.
- Carry your wallet in an inside pocket not in a back pocket in full view of everyone.
- Keep your keys separate from items which carry your address.
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- Only carry the documents you need for the day.
- If there is a sudden commotion be extra vigilant, incidents can be staged to distract you while a
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D. USEFUL TURKISH PHRASES AND TURKISH ALPHABET
Since 1928, Turkey uses Latin Alphabet. There are 8 vowels and 21 consonants in the alphabet. It is easy to
read turkish once you know the pronunciation of all letters as it is pronounced exactly as it is read. The
following letters are pronounced different than you would expect;
A/a : as a in card or bar
C/c: as j in judge or jam
E/e: as a in cat or e as in bed
G/g: as g in get or gold
/: Soft G is never the first letter of a word and is not pronounced when appears in the word. It only makes
the previous vowel longer. Like the word ba is like baa in baa baa black sheep.
I/: as i in cousin
/i: as i in sit
J/j: like the last sound in garage
O/o: as o in bold
/: as oe like in german word Knig or as e in english word per
S/s: as s in sit or sing
/: as sh in sharp
U/u: as oo in book
/: as ui in suit or as in german word fr
Z/z: as z in zoo
Useful Phrases
Hello Merhaba Yes Evet
No Hayr Thank you Teekkrler
Please Ltfen Youre welcome Rica ederim
Nice to meet you Memnun oldum Where is the restroom? Lavabo nerde?
Help mdat How are you? Naslsnz?
Fine yiyim What is your name? Adnz ne?
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E. VISA
Nationals of the following countries can enter Turkey with a valid passport; a tourist visa is not required:
Up to three months:
Andorra, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria (within 6 months starting from the first entry date), Chile, Croatia,
Czech Republic, Denmark, Ecuador, El Salvador, Estonia (within 6 months starting from the first entry date),
Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Hong Kong, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Iran, Japan, Kenya,
Lebanon, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Malaysia, Monaco, Montenegro (within 6 months starting from the
first entry date), Morocco, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Paraguay (within 6 months starting from the first entry
date), Qatar, San Marino, Singapore, South Korea, Sweden, Switzerland, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia,
Uruguay, Venezuela.
Up to two months;
Bosnia-Herzegovina, Romania.
Up to one month:
Azerbaijan, Costa Rica, Honduras, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Macau Special Administration, Mongolia,
Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan.
Nationals of the following countries with a valid passport need a visa to enter Turkey, which should be
obtained at the Turkish representations abroad before entering Turkey:
Afghanistan, Algeria, Angola, Bangladesh, Belize, Benin, Bhutan, Botswana, Brunei, Burkina Faso, Burundi,
Cambodia, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, China, Colombia, Comoros, Congo, Cuba,
Djibouti, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Fiji, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau,
Guyana, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Kiribati, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali,
Marshall Islands, Mauritania, Mexico, Mozambique, Myanmar, Namibia, Nauru, Nepal, Niger, Nigeria, North
Korea, Oman, Pakistan, Palau Republic, Palestine, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Philippines, Puerto
Rico, Rwanda, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Somalia, Sri
Lanka, Sudan, Surinam, Swaziland, Syria, Taiwan, Tanzania, Togo, Tonga, Tuvalu, Uganda, Vanuatu, Vietnam,
Western Samoa, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe.
Nationals of the following countries with a valid passport need a visa to enter Turkey, which can be obtained
at the Turkish border gates:
3 Months/15 : Antigua-Barbuda, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Barbados, Belgium, Canada (60), Dominica,
Dominican Republic, Grenada, Haiti, Hong Kong, Ireland, Jamaica, Kuwait, Malta, Netherlands, Norway,
Portugal, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, Spain, St. Lucia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines, UAE, Ukraine (20
), United Kingdom, United State of America.
2 Months/10 : Albania, Belarus (15 ).
1 Month/ 15 : Armenia (10 ), Bahrain (10 ), Cyprus, Hungary, Jordan (20), Mauritius (10 ), Moldova (20 ),
Poland, Romania, Serbia (10), Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa (10 ).

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F. IMPORT CUSTOMS REGULATIONS
The participating teams may bring equipment into Turkey for their personal usage within reason.
Entry: Entry: Entry: Entry:
The following items may be brought into the country duty free:
one TV, one colour pocket TV, one TV/tape/radio combination, one video recording camera and five
video cassettes (blank), five records, five tape cassettes or compact discs.
one video player, one pocket computer, electronic playing devices (without cassette or/and
keyboard).
one portable radio-tape player (its specification to be determined by the Ministry of Finance and
Customs), one walkman or pocket tape recorder, one portable compact disc player.
only one type instrument (maximum three musical instruments), personal sporting equipment,
bicycle, baby buggy, toys, necessary medical items.
200 cigarettes and 50 cigars, 200 grams of tobacco and 200 cigarette papers, or 50 grams of chewing
tobacco, or 200 grams of pipe tobacco, or 200 grams of snuff, 1.5 kg coffee, 1.5 kg instant coffee, 500
grams of tea, one kilo chocolate and one kilo sweets, five (100 cc) or seven (70 cc) bottles of wines
and/or spirits, five bottles of perfume (120 ml max each).
Valuable items and all items over $15,000 must be registered in the owners passport when entering Turkey
for control upon exit.
Antiques brought into the country must be registered in the owners passport to avoid difficulties when
leaving.
Sharp instruments (including camping knives) and weapons may not be brought into the country without
special permission.
Bringing into the country marijuana or any other narcotic, whether for trade or consumption, is strictly
forbidden and subject to heavy punishment.
Exit: Exit: Exit: Exit:
Gifts and souvenirs:
For a new carpet please request and travel with a proof of purchase. For antique items, please request and
travel with a certificate from the directorate of a museum is necessary. The export of antiques from Turkey is
forbidden.
Valuable personal items can only be taken out of Valuable personal items can only be taken out of Valuable personal items can only be taken out of Valuable personal items can only be taken out of the country providing they have been registered in the country providing they have been registered in the country providing they have been registered in the country providing they have been registered in
the owners passport upon entry, or providing that they can show they have been purchased with the owners passport upon entry, or providing that they can show they have been purchased with the owners passport upon entry, or providing that they can show they have been purchased with the owners passport upon entry, or providing that they can show they have been purchased with
legally exchanged currency. legally exchanged currency. legally exchanged currency. legally exchanged currency.

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G. PLACES TO WORSHIP
Turkeys main religion is Islam. However, in Istanbul you can find many places of worship of other religions as
well. Here are some of the churches and synagogues that you can visit in Istanbul:
Christ Anglican Church Beyolu 212 241 56 16
Haghia Yorgi Orthodox Church Eyp 212 534 90 37
Aya Triada Greek Orthodox Church Taksim 212 244 13 58
Armenian Patriarchate Kumkap 212 517 09 70
Surp Takavor Armenian Church Kadky 216 336 01 66
St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Ch. Beyolu 212 244 09 35
Assumption Catholic Church Kadky 216 338 03 22
St. Stephanos Yeilky 212 573 82 94
Beikta Protestant Church Beikta 212 258 32 10
Bostanc Protestant Church Kozyata 216 362 09 65
Ashkenazy Synagogue Karaky 212 243 69 09
Chief Rabbinate of Turkey Beyolu 212 243 51 66
Neve Shalom Synagogue Beyolu 212 244 15 76
Etz Ahayim Synagogue Ortaky 212 260 18 96
Virgin Mary Syriac Church Beyolu 212 238 54 70
Sacr Coeur Ayazpaa 212 243 25 22
H. GOOD TO KNOW
Smoking Smoking Smoking Smoking
It is forbidden to smoke in closed areas. If you smoke in the areas where you see the sign shown on the right
you will get a fine of 69 Turkish Lira.
Tips Tips Tips Tips
Usually, 10% of the total receipt is given as tip to the waiter in restaurants and cafes. It is not common to give
tips in shops and taxis. However, in taxis the price is rounded off to the upper number and small changes are
not taken back and given as tip to driver.
Ramadan Ramadan Ramadan Ramadan
The 2010 FIBA World Championship coincides with two official national holidays: August is the national
Victory Day and the Ramadan Month culminates on 9
th
-10
th
-11
th
September. On those days, all government
locations will be closed as well as many shops, all banks and many other private offices.
Ramadan is the Islamic month of fasting, in which practicing Muslims refrain from eating, drinking, smoking,
and indulging in anything that is in excess or ill-natured; from dawn until sunset. Fasting is meant to teach
Muslims patience, modesty and spirituality. Ramadan is a time for Muslims to fast for the sake of God and to
prayer more than usual. During Ramadan, Muslims ask forgiveness for past sins, pray for guidance and help
in refraining from everyday evils and try to purify themselves through self-restraint and good deeds. As
compared to the solar calendar, the dates of Ramadan vary, moving forward about ten days each year as it is
a moving holiday depending on the moon. In 2010, the fasting month is between 11th August and 8th
September followed by the 3 days.

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X. X. X. X. CUSTOMERS SATISFACT CUSTOMERS SATISFACT CUSTOMERS SATISFACT CUSTOMERS SATISFACTION SURVEY ION SURVEY ION SURVEY ION SURVEY
FIBAs goal has always been to provide Events and Competitions of outstanding quality. By searching for
feedback from Events participants, guests and partners, FIBA aims to increasingly improve the excellence of
the organisation.
During the 2010 FIBA World Championship, the Venue Managers have the responsibility to lead and collect
the customers satisfaction survey during the competition. Especially during the preliminary round, they have
to:
- ensure that questionnaire for the teams and the LOC are collected
- to give back both results (excel file) and original questionnaires (paper version) to Miriam
Wolf, when they arrive to the Istanbul, for the Final Round
All other surveys will be completed during the Final Round in Istanbul.
If there is any question regarding the satisfaction survey, please contact Miriam Wolf (wolf@fiba.com).

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XI. XI. XI. XI. DVD POLICY DVD POLICY DVD POLICY DVD POLICY
The teams will receive the DVD of their own games free of charge. Those DVDs will be available immediately
after the game.
Price for an additional DVD which is ordered for other teams games is 15 each.
The teams which request to purchase the DVD of a game played by other teams must give their order at least
24 hours before the game via team attaches.
DVDs of the games played in the same city will be available before midnight and for the games played in other
venues, the LOC will make maximum efforts to deliver them as early as possible on the next day.
Example of a Example of a Example of a Example of a DVD Request Form for Team Delegations DVD Request Form for Team Delegations DVD Request Form for Team Delegations DVD Request Form for Team Delegations

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XII. XII. XII. XII. TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS
A. REFEREES
You will find in the appendix the travel arrangements for all the referees.
B. FIBA STAFF
The travel schedule of the FIBA staff is available in the appendix.
XIII. XIII. XIII. XIII. EMERGENCY AND EMERGENCY AND EMERGENCY AND EMERGENCY AND SECURITY SECURITY SECURITY SECURITY PROCEDURES PROCEDURES PROCEDURES PROCEDURES
A. EMERGENCY CASE FOLLOW UP AND ANALYSIS SYSTEM
4 different levels summarizes various risks inherent to an emergency

The characteristics (checklists) of each level have to be defined and followed up during the whole Event.
White White White White- -- -Level is activated when Level is activated when Level is activated when Level is activated when
Everything is under control
Event is running as planned
No need to any precaution, except routine control
Yell Yell Yell Yellow ow ow ow- -- -Level is activated when Level is activated when Level is activated when Level is activated when
During routine checks of the organization system or equipment malfunction, but backup system is
provided sufficiently
Power supply fails, but generators take the lead,
Based on daily data, notices and reports, people are aware of possible riots/protest
There are high-security risk games
Regarding to meteorology, there is a risk of important rains
If games are followed in the arena by national/international VVIP (type A)
Orange Orange Orange Orange- -- -Level is activated when Level is activated when Level is activated when Level is activated when
During routine checks of the organization system or equipment malfunction, but backup system is
hardly provided sufficiently
Power supply fails, generators are out of order, and there is no more power in the venue
Ventilation in the venue completely stops and either the arena becomes hot or an abnormal smell is
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Around the venue, riots/protest start
Tension between spectators turns to fight and it becomes dangerous for the players and the referees
Protests are held against a national/international VVIP (type A) who follows the game in the arena
Meteorological conditions are exaggeratedly increased outside the arena (flood risk)
The lighting system or other equipment are getting abnormally hot, smelling, etc.
There is a bomb alert
Red Red Red Red- -- -Level is ac Level is ac Level is ac Level is activated when tivated when tivated when tivated when
If all necessary precautions described in previous levels have been ensured, but they were
unsuccessful, then the game will be stopped and the specific plans will be implemented.
Emergency Decision Making Teams directives and specific plans will be started.
B. EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN
Emergency Action Plan considers procedures for staff and evacuation and appropriate announcement in
case of;
Fire
Chaos in Tribune
Bomb Alert
Earthquake
Hostage and Threat
Evacuation Plans Evacuation Plans Evacuation Plans Evacuation Plans
Evacuation Plans consider the following steps:
Reporting the evacuation decision to the team attachs and FIBA commissioner.
Important Important Important Important: When the evacuation decision is made, please follow the instructions of the attachs.
Announcement and orientation of people
Way of evacuation
Important Important Important Important: The closest exit for you is the one that youve entered from.
C. KEY STAFF
During the Championship, many foreign participants (teams, referees, FIBA staff, tourists, etc.) will come to
Turkey; trained volunteers team will be available to help them.
Nevertheless, some volunteers will be part of the Key Staff, and therefore they will have a special training.
Key staff will be essentially responsible for the communication with
Team attachs
Referees and other official staff guides
VIP guides
Press guides
Responsible persons of the tribunes
D. SECURITY
1. Team Arrivals and Team Access to the Arena
The estimated time of arrival for the teams will be informed by the team attachs and the entrance area will be
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The allocated locker room for the teams will go through a security check before the teams go inside the locker
room.
The teams will be guided directly from the entrance of the arenas to the locker rooms by an official. The room key
will be handed to the same official after team members enter the room.
When the teams are in the locker room, there will be security personnel in front of the door. The room will be
locked and key will be taken after the last team member leaves the room.
The estimated departure time of the teams will be informed by the team attachs and team bus will be stand-by
ready near to the exit. The security measurements will be taken between the exit door of the arena and the bus.
In case of a coincidence of two teams entering or leaving the arena at the same time, the security area will be
widened and non-accredited persons will not be allowed to enter the area.
2. Player Access and Exit to the Court
The responsible security crew will clear the ways to the court and guide the teams while they enter and leave the
court. If any team member or coach leaves the court for any reason during the game, that person will be guided
by two security personnel.
In case of any exposure to physical threat for the players, a security circle on the outer area of the court will be
made by security staff and the evacuation of the players will be ensured in the security circle.
Two extra security personnel apart from the security circle crew will be assigned to the players in case they
cannot leave the court on time with the rest of the team.
3. Security of the Team Benches
There will be three security personnel guarding each team bench. Two of them will sit behind the bench facing
each other.
Security personnel are responsible for;
Preventing the disturbing acts or attacks to the teams,
Preventing the traffic behind the team benches,
Securing the materials on the benches.
During the time outs, those two security personnel will stand up and face the tribunes with their backs to the
team bench. The third security person will be on the court standing 4.5 - 5 meters perpendicularly away from the
centre of the bench with his body facing towards the players.
4. Post-game Court Entry Attempts of the Spectators
There will be one security person each on the opposite corners of the team benches and under the baskets.
These security personnel will stand up during the timeouts and stand one meter inside the court in order to
become more visible.
Right before the end of the game, the personnel who are not occupied in their responsible area will be assigned
to prevent the undesired entrance to the court. Especially in tight games, extra personnel will be assigned to the
possible court access points in order to prevent the audience to enter the court. Also, there will be more security
staff assigned to the team benches in such games.

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Security Security Security Security of the Team Benches and of the Team Benches and of the Team Benches and of the Team Benches and Prevention Prevention Prevention Prevention to the Court Entrance ( to the Court Entrance ( to the Court Entrance ( to the Court Entrance (Graphics Graphics Graphics Graphics) )) )

During the Games During the Games During the Games During the Games

Time Time Time Time- -- -outs and Period Breaks outs and Period Breaks outs and Period Breaks outs and Period Breaks

Security of the Team Benches and Prevention to the Court Entranc Security of the Team Benches and Prevention to the Court Entranc Security of the Team Benches and Prevention to the Court Entranc Security of the Team Benches and Prevention to the Court Entrance (Sample Photos) e (Sample Photos) e (Sample Photos) e (Sample Photos)

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During the Games During the Games During the Games During the Games

Time Time Time Time- -- -outs and Period Breaks outs and Period Breaks outs and Period Breaks outs and Period Breaks

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XIV. XIV. XIV. XIV. APPENDIX APPENDIX APPENDIX APPENDIX
A. CHECKLIST FOR THE VENUE MANAGER

Where? What? Who? Done?
Decoration,
branding
Flags, banners

Welcome desk Opening hours, info boards, shutlle schedule
Rooms' setup 210 cm beds
Rooming list room numbers, easy check-in procedures
Dining room menus, drinks, schedule
Meeting room
2 rooms (20 pax), TV-DVD, Flipchart, booking
procedures
Players' lounge setup, opening hours
Laundry service hotel and alternative rates
Team Hotel
TM room setup, internet
Decoration,
branding
Flags, banners

Welcome desk Opening hours, info boards, shutlle schedule
Rooming list room numbers, easy check-in procedures
Dining room menus, drinks, schedule
Referee meeting
room
TV-Dvd equipment, drinks, flipchart

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Official hotel
FIBA office
internet open to VPN, multifunctional printer, cold
and hot drinks
Bus (one per
team)
branding, drivers (phone list)

Flights International and domestic arrival/domestic
Team
Doping control additional transport
Media Shuttle timetable
Referees Shuttle timetable
Working staff Transportation
booking during daily meeting in accordance with
others
Private car allocation and drivers phonelist
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VIPs
Car pools
Offices Equipment lockers, multifunctional printer, VPN access
Storages Management Check space and accessibility
Flooring Stickers
Backstop units anchorages, stickers, light strip
Equipment
Scoreboards/24''
device
tests (horns, synchro)

Team benches Layout, water, towels
chairs for 5 officials, 5 ST, 2 entertainment, 2 instant
replay, cable protection behind the table
Court area
Scorers' table
Equipment, banner
camera positions plateforms, killed seats
in arena
distribution
check in different areas

Cabling protection check
TV
Flash interview,
studio
check with TV

power supply
Lighting check with TV
Sound system
Technical
internet access
layout, equipment
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Press Conference room
backdrops

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Timing and setup
Tribune internet (wifi, cable), plugs
circulation route, lighting
Mixed zone
backdrop

Photographers Bibs distribution
Rotating board test, control
VIP/Media gifts distribution procedures
Stands and
Shops
control

Marketing related
Amush marketing briefing before event
order of the flags

Signage Flags
check with Flag manual
Ticketing
FIBA seating
chart
Control

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Accreditation Centre Opening hours, info boards, shuttle schedule
Game and Practice schedules Daily check
Coordination with
entertainment
company
Daily meeting

Big screens no slow motion played
Sponsors'
activation
to be checked with entertainment team

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Entertainment
National anthems check during TM
in Arena Check

Media areas Check
Offices Check, VPN access
I
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Internet
connections
Statistics full redundancy, printer (check IP)

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B. REFEREES TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS
Istanbul Istanbul Istanbul Istanbul
25.08.2010 OA 315 ATHENS 08:25 ISTANBUL 09:45
RIGAS COSTAS
13.09.2010 OA 316 ISTANBUL 10:35 ATHENS 12:00
25.08.2010 MH 30 KUALA LUMPUR 00:30 ISTANBUL 06:15
MILDENHALL WILLIAM STANLEY
13.09.2010 MH 31 ISTANBUL 14:00
KUALA
LUMPUR
05:40
25.08.2010 OS 821 VIENNA 13:20 ISTANBUL 16:35
BRAZAUSKAS ROMUALDAS
13.09.2010 OS8102 ISTANBUL 07:35 VIENNA 08:55
25.08.2010 AF2390 PARIS 19:05 ISTANBUL 23:25
CHAMBON DAVID
13.09.2010 AF2391 ISTANBUL 09:00 PARIS 11:40
25.08.2010 OA 315 ATHENS 08:25 ISTANBUL 09:45
CHRISTODOULOU CHRISTOS
13.09.2010 OA 316 ISTANBUL 10:35 ATHENS 12:00
25.08.2010 EY 97 ABU DHABI 09:20 ISTANBUL 12:55
HIRAHARA YUJ
13.09.2010 EY 96 ISTANBUL 14:00 ABU DHABI 19:20
25.08.2010 EK 121 DUBAI 14:30 ISTANBUL 17:55
JULIO CARLOSJOSE
13.09.2010 EK 122 ISTANBUL 19:25 DUBAI 00:40
25.08.2010 JK9160 BARCELONA 12:00 ISTANBUL 16:20
MARTIN JOSEANTONIO
13.09.2010 JK9161 ISTANBUL 08:25 BARCELONA 11:00
25.08.2010 IB3760 MADRID 11:40 ISTANBUL 16:35
MELGAREJOPINTO JOSEH
13.09.2010 IB3763 ISTANBUL 06:55 MADRID 10:10
24.08.2010 TK 2 NEW YORK 16:45 ISTANBUL 09:25
MERCEDESSANCHEZ REYNALDO
13.09.2010 TK 1 ISTANBUL 11:00 NEW YORK 14:45
25.08.2010 TK 2123 ANKARA 11:00 ISTANBUL 12:05
SEIBEL STEPHEN
13.09.2010 LH3345 ISTANBUL 05:55 FRANKFURT 07:55

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Kayseri Kayseri Kayseri Kayseri
25.08.2010 LX 4324 ZURICH ISTANBUL 21:50
27.08.2010 TK2012 ISTANBUL 10:35 KAYSERI
03.09.2010 TK2013 KAYSERI 12:50 ISTANBUL
BETANCOR MIGUEL
13.09.2010 LX4321 ISTANBUL 07:45 ZURICH
25.08.2010 TK 951 DAMASCUS 09:55 ISTANBUL 12:05
DAADOUCH MOHAMADKASSEM
13.09.2010 EK 122 ISTANBUL 19:25 DUBAI 00:40
25.08.2010 AT9400 CASABLANCA 13:10 ISTANBUL 20:45
ABAAKIL SAMIR
13.09.2010 AT9401 ISTANBUL 10:05 CASABLANCA 12:10
We have not received the travel details yet. Will be communicated as soon as we
have them
ARTEAGA JUAN
We have not received the travel details yet. Will be communicated as soon as we
have them
BIRICIK MURAT
25.08.2010 US5730 FRANKFURT 09:10 ISTANBUL 13:00
CARRION JOSEANIBAL
13.09.2010 US5731 ISTANBUL 05:55 FRANKFURT 07:55
25.08.2010 AZ 704 ROME 10:15 ISTANBUL 13:45
CEREBUCH GUERRINO
13.09.2010 AZ 703 ISTANBUL 06:15 ROME 07:50
25.08.2010 US 5730 FRANKFURT 09:10 ISTANBUL 13:00
KENNEDY WILLIAM
13.09.2010 LX 2611 ISTANBUL 04:30 ZURICH 06:30
25.08.2010 KL1617 AMSTERDAM 20:00 ISTANBUL 00:20
FORNIESBENITO /MARCOS
13.09.2010 KL1610 ISTANBUL 05:55 AMSTERDAM 08:25
25.08.2010 TK1758 RIGA 16:10 ISTANBUL 19:05
LATISEVS OLEGS
13.09.2010 TK1757 ISTANBUL 12:15 RIGA 15:10
QIAO LONGSHENG
13.09.2010 TK 20 ISTANBUL 23:45 BEIJING 14:00
VIATOR EDDIE

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Ankara Ankara Ankara Ankara
25.08.2010 LH3352 MUNICH 11:20 ISTANBUL 14:55
27.08.2010 TK2130 ISTANBUL 15:55 ANKARA
03.09.2010 TK2123 ANKARA 11:00 ISTANBUL
KOTLEBA LUBOMIR
13.09.2010 LH3355 ISTANBUL 06:40 MUNICH 08:15
25.08.2010 TK 787 TEL AVIV 15:20 ISTANBUL 17:35
VIROVNIK REUVEN
13.09.2010 TK 784 ISTANBUL 07:30 TEL AVIV 08:35
BELOSEVIC ILIJA
13.09.2010 OS 822 ISTANBUL 17:25 VIENNA 18:55
25.08.2010 EY 97 ABU DHABI 09:20 ISTANBUL 12:55
BUTLER SCOTT
13.09.2010 EY 96 ISTANBUL 14:00 ABU DHABI 19:20
25.08.2010 ME 265 BEIRUT 08:35 ISTANBUL 10:20
EGHO MARWAN
13.09.2010 ME 266 ISTANBUL 11:20 BEIRUT 13:00
25.08.2010 IB3762 MADRID 18:00 ISTANBUL 22:55
ESTEVEZ PABLOALBERTO
13.09.2010 IB3763 ISTANBUL 06:55 MADRID 10:10
25.08.2010 TK 608 NAIROBI 02:50 ISTANBUL 09:10
GODE VITALISODHIAMBO
13.09.2010 TK 607 ISTANBUL 18:45 NAIROBI 01:20
25.08.2010 TK1756 HELSINKI 13:55 ISTANBUL 17:15
JUNGEBRAND CARL
13.09.2010 TK1755 ISTANBUL 10:15 HELSINKI 13:40
MARANHO CRISTIANOJESUS
PUKL SASA
13.09.2010 OS8102 ISTANBUL 07:35 VIENNA 08:55
ROCHA/FERNANDOMR
13.09.2010 LH3345 ISTANBUL 05:55 FRANKFURT 07:55
24.08.2010 TK 6 CHICAGO 22:20 ISTANBUL 17:05
SANCHEZ HECTOR
13.09.2010 TK 5 ISTANBUL 11:20 CHICAGO 15:15

Izmir Izmir Izmir Izmir

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26.08.2010 TK002 NEW YORK 16:45 ISTANBUL 09:25
27.08.2010 TK 2328 ISTANBUL 16:00 IZMIR
03.09.2010 TK2321 IZMIR 13:00 ISTANBUL
GARCIA ANIBAL
13.09.2010 TK786 ISTANBUL 12:10 TEL AVIV 13:15
25.08.2010 TK1766 WARSAW 13:40 ISTANBUL 17:10
27.08.2010 TK2316 ISTANBUL 09:00 IZMIR
KORALEWSKI KRZYSZTOF
13.09.2010 TK1765 ISTANBUL 11:20 WARSAW 12:40
25.08.2010 TK 879 TEHRAN 07:00 ISTANBUL 08:55
AVANESIAN HEROS
13.09.2010 TK 874 ISTANBUL 21:30 TEHRAN 02:00
25.08.2010 MH 30
KUALA
LUMPUR
00:30 ISTANBUL 06:15
AYLEN/MICHAEL
13.09.2010 MH 31 ISTANBUL 14:00 KUALA LUMPUR 05:40
25.08.2010 TK1054 ZAGREB 14:45 ISTANBUL 17:45
DOZAI SRDAN
13.09.2010 TK1053 ISTANBUL 12:40 ZAGREB 13:50
FERNANDEZ JUANJOSE
25.08.2010 DL9622 AMSTERDAM 09:25 ISTANBUL 13:45
JORDAN ANTHONYDEWAYNE
13.09.2010 DL9465 ISTANBUL 05:55 AMSTERDAM 08:25
25.08.2010 TK1082 BELGRADE 14:40 ISTANBUL 17:15
JOVCIC MILIVOJE
13.09.2010 TK1081 ISTANBUL 13:05 BELGRADE 13:45
25.08.2010 TK1862 ROME 11:40 ISTANBUL 15:05
LAMONICA LUIGI
13.09.2010 TK1861 ISTANBUL 09:05 ROME 10:40
25.08.2010 TK 458 KIEV 11:45 ISTANBUL 13:50
RYZHYK BORYS
13.09.2010 TK 457 ISTANBUL 08:15 KIEV 10:15
25.08.2010 BA 676 LONDON 10:30 ISTANBUL 16:20
VAZQUEZ JORGE
13.09.2010 BA 675 ISTANBUL 08:50 LONDON 11:00
ZAMOJSKI JAKUB
13.09.2010 LH3355 ISTANBUL 06:40 MUNICH 08:15

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C. 2010 FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP - PHONE LIST
FIBA Numbers per PR venues
POSITION POSITION POSITION POSITION NAME NAME NAME NAME SURNAME SURNAME SURNAME SURNAME TITLE TITLE TITLE TITLE CITY CITY CITY CITY CODE CODE CODE CODE GSM GSM GSM GSM
FIBA Simon Wilkinson Editorial ANKARA 9656 0530499xxxx
FIBA Sakis Kontos Media OPS ANKARA 9658 0530499xxxx
FIBA Alex Vlachos Photographer ANKARA 9662 0530499xxxx
FIBA Radu Craciun Video Editor ANKARA 9671 0530499xxxx
FIBA Matthew Cowling IT ANKARA 9676 0530499xxxx
FIBA Andreas Gille ST ANKARA 9678 0530499xxxx
FIBA Lubomir Kotleba Sport ANKARA 9682 0530499xxxx
FIBA Anne Hollensen Marketing ANKARA 9685 0530499xxxx
FIBA Matteo Marchi Marketing photographer ANKARA 9692 0530499xxxx
FIBA Andrea D'Aloia OIKO ANKARA 9694 0530499xxxx
FIBA Zeki Ayan Event ANKARA 9704 0530499xxxx
FIBA Paul Stimpson TV OPS ANKARA 9709 0530499xxxx
FIBA Guillemette Rebouh Congress STANBUL 9649 0530499xxxx
FIBA Samia Odell Congress STANBUL 9650 0530499xxxx
FIBA Marlene Bosi Congress STANBUL 9651 0530499xxxx
FIBA Zoran Radovic Congress STANBUL 9652 0530499xxxx
FIBA Kevin Bovet Congress STANBUL 9653 0530499xxxx
FIBA Florian Wanninger Media OPS STANBUL 9654 0530499xxxx
FIBA Jeff Taylor Editorial STANBUL 9659 0530499xxxx
FIBA Elio Castoria Photographer STANBUL 9663 0530499xxxx
FIBA George Bucur Video Editor STANBUL 9669 0530499xxxx
FIBA Nicolas Chapart Web STANBUL 9672 0530499xxxx
FIBA Kris Santiago Web STANBUL 9673 0530499xxxx
FIBA Nick Marzoli IT STANBUL 9677 0530499xxxx
FIBA Andy Fischer ST STANBUL 9680 0530499xxxx
FIBA Ivanka Toteva Sport STANBUL 9683 0530499xxxx
FIBA Ana Brito Marketing & Hospitality STANBUL 9684 0530499xxxx
FIBA Louis Felipe Barros Marketing Coordinator STANBUL 9689 0530499xxxx
FIBA Alessandro Dealberto Marketing photographer STANBUL 9690 0530499xxxx
FIBA Gheorghe Murascu OIKO STANBUL 9696 0530499xxxx
FIBA Giancarlo Alfani OIKO STANBUL 9697 0530499xxxx
FIBA Raffaele Rotondo OIKO STANBUL 9699 0530499xxxx
FIBA Predrag Bogosavljev Event STANBUL 9700 0530499xxxx
FIBA Javier Otero Event STANBUL 9701 0530499xxxx
FIBA Cendrine Guillon Joint Event programme STANBUL 9705 0530499xxxx
FIBA Francine Cullimore/Vollenweider Joint Event programme STANBUL 9706 0530499xxxx
FIBA Stphanie Mignot TV OPS STANBUL 9710 0530499xxxx
FIBA Stphane Bouclier TV OPS World Congress STANBUL 9713 0530499xxxx
FIBA Marcos Beltra Media OPS ZMR 9657 0530499xxxx
FIBA Paulo Kennedy Editorial ZMR 9660 0530499xxxx
FIBA Jean Francois Molliere Photographer ZMR 9664 0530499xxxx
FIBA Mindaugas Kulbis Photographer ZMR 9665 0530499xxxx
FIBA Karlis Jaunzems Video Editor ZMR 9670 0530499xxxx
FIBA Thierry Fontannaz IT ZMR 9675 0530499xxxx
FIBA Michael Thomasius ST ZMR 9681 0530499xxxx
FIBA Celine Schenker Marketing ZMR 9686 0530499xxxx
FIBA Juli Ferre Marketing ZMR 9687 0530499xxxx
FIBA Michele Gregolin Marketing photographer ZMR 9693 0530499xxxx
FIBA Giulio Vitale OIKO ZMR 9698 0530499xxxx
FIBA Miriam Wolf Event ZMR 9702 0530499xxxx
FIBA Irene Merino TV OPS ZMR 9712 0530499xxxx
FIBA Andrew Robotham Media OPS KAYSER 9655 0530499xxxx
FIBA Luis Modesti Editorial/web KAYSER 9661 0530499xxxx
FIBA Nebojsa Parausic Photographer KAYSER 9666 0530499xxxx

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FIBA Tilo Wiedensholer Photographer KAYSER 9667 0530499xxxx
FIBA Dan Curean Video Editor KAYSER 9668 0530499xxxx
FIBA Wolfram Klug IT KAYSER 9674 0530499xxxx
FIBA Andreas Lehman ST KAYSER 9679 0530499xxxx
FIBA Juliana Correa Marketing KAYSER 9688 0530499xxxx
FIBA Marko Metlas Marketing photographer KAYSER 9691 0530499xxxx
FIBA Franco Petrarca OIKO KAYSER 9695 0530499xxxx
FIBA Joanna Sutherland Event KAYSER 9703 0530499xxxx
FIBA Dejan Susovic TV OPS KAYSER 9711 0530499xxxx
FIBA Heinz Gnter Supervisory doctor 9707 0530499xxxx
FIBA Ilker Ycesir Supervisory doctor 9708 0532 513 74 74
FIBA FIBA 1 9714 0530499xxxx

LOC & Volunteers Numbers per PR venues
POSITION POSITION POSITION POSITION NAME NAME NAME NAME SURNAME SURNAME SURNAME SURNAME TITLE TITLE TITLE TITLE CITY CITY CITY CITY CODE CODE CODE CODE GSM GSM GSM GSM
LOC Serdar Ate TV & HB ANKARA 9733 0533 543 54 92
LOC Haim Aydncak Makine Aksam & Donanm ANKARA 9736 0532 441 89 28
LOC Ziya Pala City Director ANKARA 9750 0530 469 54 22
LOC Dilvin Ycebarlas Media Director ANKARA 9760 0532 343 56 10
LOC Can zdemir Statistics ANKARA 9765 0555 837 44 17
LOC Serdar Sadkl Statistics ANKARA 9766 0532 406 83 60
ATTACHE Serkan Uar Referee Attache ANKARA 9771 0533 735 79 99
LOC Erdem Efe ANKARA 9772 0530499xxxx
LOC Borga Aydodu ANKARA 9773 0530499xxxx
LOC Musa Yldz Volunteer coordinator ANKARA 9792 0530499xxxx
LOC LOC - Ankara ANKARA 9793 0530499xxxx
LOC LOC - Ankara Uar Referee Attache ANKARA 9794 0530499xxxx
VOLUNTEER Tolga Tokmak Transfer ANKARA 9795 0530 469 12 21
VOLUNTEER Bora Bayraktar Logistic responsible ANKARA 9796 0535 862 55 94
LOC afak Sylemez Arena Manager ANKARA 9797 0530499xxxx
LOC Deniz Eiyok IT manager - Vitel ANKARA 9802 0532 274 73 40
LOC Erkan akrca IT network specialist-Vitel ANKARA 9803 0541 551 12 68
VOLUNTEER Deryacan Aygne Accommodation ANKARA 9819 0554 300 25 37
ATTACHE Ali Natour Puerto Rico ANKARA 9831 0 538 929 1297
ATTACHE alar Erturul China ANKARA 9832 0533 661 19 11
ATTACHE Evre Baltal Greece ANKARA 9833 0532 485 84 85
ATTACHE Cem akrer Ivory Coast ANKARA 9835 0 532 440 0239
ATTACHE Denizhan Gke Russia ANKARA 9840 0532 276 85 36
LOC Civan Akaln Promotion STANBUL 9729 0536 615 80 80
LOC Ahmet Araan IT Director STANBUL 9731 0532 322 69 66
LOC Baran Aydn IT STANBUL 9734 0533 483 00 24
LOC Zeynep Aydn Event director assistant STANBUL 9735 0533 706 10 60

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LOC Emin Balc Event Director STANBUL 9738 0532 247 05 91
LOC Ece Cun PR STANBUL 9739 0533 567 94 85
LOC Ahmet Rza Dalyan Volunteer Director STANBUL 9740 0533 216 15 30
LOC Can Duraslan Construction & Equipment STANBUL 9741 0533 358 38 79
LOC Koray Erdemir
Accommodation &
Transportation STANBUL 9742 0533 300 54 30
LOC Hseyin Eri Web STANBUL 9743 0544 781 26 08
LOC Cemal Erksun Ticketing STANBUL 9744 0532 641 89 29
LOC dl Kasabolu Accreditation STANBUL 9745 0532 516 90 76
LOC Kemal Mardin Web STANBUL 9746 0534 391 84 69
LOC Murat Murathanolu Marketing Director STANBUL 9747 0532 243 95 38
LOC Kadir zelik Security STANBUL 9748 0532 621 50 52
LOC Ali zsoy Secretary General STANBUL 9749 0532 314 36 00
LOC smail Saay Participant Relations STANBUL 9751 0530 878 74 03
LOC Sancar Snmez Media STANBUL 9752 0533 259 19 69
LOC nan efkatli TV Crew Chief STANBUL 9753 0532 485 88 85
LOC Samer enbayrak City Director STANBUL 9754 0533 295 16 56
LOC Cem encan Operation manager STANBUL 9755 0533 468 08 42
LOC Emir Turam FIBA World Congress STANBUL 9756 0532 247 05 85
LOC Mustafa Yank Fan Zone STANBUL 9757 0530499xxxx
LOC Nahit Yeiltepe Statistics STANBUL 9758 0532 578 57 68
LOC Esat Ylmaer Press Relation Director STANBUL 9759 0542 453 04 25
LOC Mjde Yksel Marketing&Sponsorship STANBUL 9761 0532 634 85 64
LOC Sema Kasapolu VIP Hospitalty STANBUL 9762 0532 636 37 56
LOC Fazl Okutay Statistics STANBUL 9763 0535 235 97 88
ATTACHE Gkmen ztrk Referee Attache STANBUL 9769 0532 320 62 64
LOC Orhan Yenihayat On-Court STANBUL 9775 0535 817 75 15
LOC Egemen nce IT manager - Network STANBUL 9800 0532 455 76 36
LOC Bayram Aslan IT network specialist-Vitel STANBUL 9801 0541 483 55 85
VOLUNTEER Ezgi zst Accommodation STANBUL 9810 0539 923 51 61
VOLUNTEER Cengiz ner Cck Transfer STANBUL 9811 0506 708 62 19
VOLUNTEER Mehmet Ksal Mahanolu Airport STANBUL 9812 0530499xxxx
VOLUNTEER Dilara Kzlyaln Swissotel STANBUL 9813 0530499xxxx
VOLUNTEER Alper Nur Yelald Novotel-Ibis STANBUL 9814 0530499xxxx
VOLUNTEER Eyll Karacaaslan Titanic STANBUL 9815 0530499xxxx
VOLUNTEER Ece Demirkol Holiday Inn City STANBUL 9816 0530499xxxx
VOLUNTEER Ali Srm Holiday Inn City STANBUL 9817 0530499xxxx
VOLUNTEER Ezgi Albayrak Polat STANBUL 9818 0530499xxxx
ATTACHE Ula Onur Adal Slovenia STANBUL 9826 0532 583 26 03
ATTACHE Onur etintrk Tunisia STANBUL 9837 0555 319 89 79
ATTACHE Esat Destanolu Croatia STANBUL 9838 0535 551 76 30
ATTACHE Kayra Ermutlu Brasil STANBUL 9839 0533 441 99 64
ATTACHE Egemen Bulut Iran STANBUL 9846 0507 363 41 59
ATTACHE Berkin Takalay USA STANBUL 9847 0533 345 05 75
LOC Celal Arsan City Director ZMR 9732 0532 263 81 34
LOC Mehmet zdemir Statistics ZMR 9764 0533 565 47 62
ATTACHE Batuhan Gne Referee Attache ZMR 9768 0506 636 47 18
VOLUNTEER Mehmet Arba Accommodation ZMR 9784 0533 411 06 11
LOC Tevfik Erkut Teams ZMR 9785 0 532 277 5592
LOC Gksel Bozok On-Court ZMR 9786 0532 561 99 92
LOC Mustafa Battalgazi Transfer ZMR 9787 0533 657 65 19
VOLUNTEER Rt Aksoy Marketing ZMR 9788 0530499xxxx
VOLUNTEER Mustafa St Responsible for Volunteer ZMR 9789 0530499xxxx
VOLUNTEER Kazm Snmez Media Director Assistant ZMR 9790 0530499xxxx
VOLUNTEER Erhan Keeciolu Office ZMR 9791 0532 549 80 73
LOC Serkan Eybolu IT manager - Vitel ZMR 9806 0532 681 93 94
LOC Hazar Emre Eiyok IT network specialist-Vitel ZMR 9807 0534 613 02 17
ATTACHE Denizcan Kaba Lebanon ZMR 9827 0555 838 48 65
ATTACHE M. Melih Altnta Canada ZMR 9829 0532 442 84 14
ATTACHE Mehmet etinkaya New Zealand ZMR 9836 0533 353 21 91

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ATTACHE Orhan Karaca Spain ZMR 9841 0533 242 55 02
ATTACHE Doan Tankut Lituania ZMR 9843 0212 352 91 99
ATTACHE Aylin Takalay France ZMR 9845 0532 797 31 62
LOC Serdar Alemdar Media KAYSER 9730 0533 487 43 15
LOC Kvan Ayvalolu KAYSER 9737 0530 568 37 26
LOC Arsen Burak Uur Statistics KAYSER 9767 0535 979 81 52
ATTACHE Ali Trk Referee Attache KAYSER 9770 0532 485 70 60
LOC Tolga Ycel City Director KAYSER 9774 0533 688 72 78
LOC LOC - Kayseri KAYSER 9776 0530499xxxx
LOC brahim zkl IT manager - Vitel KAYSER 9804 0541 456 58 35
LOC Bahadr Tadelen IT network specialist-Vitel KAYSER 9805 0541 457 23 08
ATTACHE Semih Albayrak Serbia KAYSER 9828 0537 499 49 75
ATTACHE Aydn Aslaner Jordan KAYSER 9830 0533 303 93 18
ATTACHE Cenk Uar Germany KAYSER 9834 0533 686 00 26
ATTACHE Oytun zer Argentina KAYSER 9842 0532 466 56 59
ATTACHE Can Toydemir Australia KAYSER 9844 0532 704 06 66
ATTACHE Bar Tu Angola KAYSER 9848 0505 502 51 52
LOC Ahmet Blbl IT-Firewall manager - Vitel 9808 0555 961 70 94
LOC Sacide Metin
IT-Genel IT koordinasyonu-
Vitel 9809 0541 413 33 15
LOC LOC - 1 LOC 9820 0530499xxxx

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TEAM HOTELS TEAM HOTELS TEAM HOTELS TEAM HOTELS ARENA SHUTTLE SCHEDULE ARENA SHUTTLE SCHEDULE ARENA SHUTTLE SCHEDULE ARENA SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

ISTANBUL ISTANBUL ISTANBUL ISTANBUL
28/29/30.08 28/29/30.08 28/29/30.08 28/29/30.08- -- -01/02.09.2010 01/02.09.2010 01/02.09.2010 01/02.09.2010
15:30 Polat Hotel - Abdi peki Arena
Midi bus Departure for the 1st game
(16:30)
Midi bus Departure for the 2nd game
(19:00)
18:30 Abdi peki Arena - Polat Hotel Midi bus Return from the 1st game
Midi bus Departure for the 3rd game
(21:30)
21:00 Abdi peki Arena - Polat Hotel Midi bus Return from the 2nd game
23:30 Abdi peki Arena - Polat Hotel Bus or Midi bus Return from the 3rd game

04 04 04 04- -- -10.09.2010 10.09.2010 10.09.2010 10.09.2010
17:00 Polat Hotel - Istanbul Olympic Dome
Bus Departure for the 1st game
(18:00)
Bus Departure for the 2nd game
(21:00)
20:30 Istanbul Olympic Dome - Polat Hotel Bus or Midi bus Return from the 1st game
23:30 Istanbul Olympic Dome - Polat Hotel Bus Return from the 2nd game
11 11 11 11- -- -12.09.2010 12.09.2010 12.09.2010 12.09.2010
(15:00)
17:00 Istanbul Olympic Dome - Polat Hotel Midi bus Return from the 1st game
(19:00)
Bus Departure for the 3rd game
(21:30)
21:00 Istanbul Olympic Dome - Polat Hotel Bus or Midi bus Return from the 2nd game
23:30 Istanbul Olympic Dome - Polat Hotel Bus Return from the 3rd game

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FIBA REFEREE AND COMMISIONAIRE SHUTTLE SCHEDULE FIBA REFEREE AND COMMISIONAIRE SHUTTLE SCHEDULE FIBA REFEREE AND COMMISIONAIRE SHUTTLE SCHEDULE FIBA REFEREE AND COMMISIONAIRE SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

28/29/30.08 28/29/30.08 28/29/30.08 28/29/30.08- -- -01/02.09.2010 01/02.09.2010 01/02.09.2010 01/02.09.2010
15:15 Holiday Inn Hotel - Abdi peki Arena
Minibus Game Crew Departure for the 1st game
(16:30)
Minibus Departure for the 1st game
(16:30)
Minibus Game Crew Departure for the 2nd game
(19:00)
Minibus Departure for the 2nd game
(19:00)
18:45 Abdi peki Arena - Holiday Inn Hotel Minibus Return from the 1st game
20:00 Holiday Inn Hotel - Kadir Has Arena
Minibus Game Crew Departure for the 3rd game
(21:30)
21:00 Holiday Inn Hotel - Kadir Has Arena
Minibus Departure for the 3rd game
(21:30)
21:15 Abdi peki Arena - Holiday Inn Hotel Minibus Return from the 2nd game
23:30 Abdi peki Arena - Holiday Inn Hotel Midi bus Return from the 3rd game
23.45 Abdi peki Arena Holiday Inn Hotel Minibus Game Crew Return from the 3rd game

04 04 04 04- -- -10.09.2010 10.09.2010 10.09.2010 10.09.2010
16:30 Holiday Inn Hotel - Istanbul Olympic Dome
(18:00)
(18:00)
(21:00)
(21:00)
20:30 Istanbul Olympic Dome - Holiday Inn Hotel Midi bus Return from the 1st game
23:00 Istanbul Olympic Dome - Holiday Inn Hotel Midi bus/Minibus Return from the 2nd game
23:15 Istanbul Olympic Dome Holiday Inn Hotel Minibus Game Crew Return from the 2nd game
1 11 11 11 1- -- -12.09.2010 12.09.2010 12.09.2010 12.09.2010
(15:00)
(15:00)
17:30 Istanbul Olympic Dome - Holiday Inn Hotel Midi bus and Minibus Return from the 1st game
(19:00)
(19:00)
Minibus Game Crew Departure for the 3rd game
(21:30)
20:30 Istanbul Olympic Dome - Holiday Inn Hotel Minibus Return from the 2nd game
(21:30)
23:30 Istanbul Olympic Dome - Holiday Inn Hotel Midi bus/Minibus Return from the 3rd game
23.45 Istanbul Olympic Dome Holiday Inn Hotel Minibus Return from the 3rd game

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VIP GUESTS AND COMMERCIAL PARTNERS SHUTTLE SCHEDULE VIP GUESTS AND COMMERCIAL PARTNERS SHUTTLE SCHEDULE VIP GUESTS AND COMMERCIAL PARTNERS SHUTTLE SCHEDULE VIP GUESTS AND COMMERCIAL PARTNERS SHUTTLE SCHEDULE

28/ 28/ 28/ 28/29/30.08 29/30.08 29/30.08 29/30.08- -- -01/02.09.2010 01/02.09.2010 01/02.09.2010 01/02.09.2010
15:15 Swiss Hotel - Abdi peki Arena
(16:30)
(19:00)
18:45 Abdi peki Arena - Swiss Hotel Midi bus Return from the 1st game
(21:30)
21:30 Abdi peki Arena - Polat Hotel Midi bus Return from the 2nd game
23:30 Abdi peki Arena - Polat Hotel Midi bus Return from the 3rd game

04 04 04 04- -- -10.09.2010 10.09.2010 10.09.2010 10.09.2010
16:30 Swiss Hotel - Istanbul Olympic Dome
Bus Departure for the 1st game
(18:00)
(21:00)
20:30 Istanbul Olympic Dome - Swiss Hotel Bus Return from the 1st game
23:30 Istanbul Olympic Dome - Swiss Hotel Bus Return from the 2nd game
11 11 11 11- -- -12.09.2010 12.09.2010 12.09.2010 12.09.2010
Midi bus or Bus Departure for the 1st game
(15:00)
17:15 Istanbul Olympic Dome - Swiss Hotel Midi bus Return from the 1st game
(19:00)
Bus Departure for the 3rd game
(21:30)
21:00 Istanbul Olympic Dome - Swiss Hotel Midi bus or Bus Return from the 2nd game
23:30 Istanbul Olympic Dome - Swiss Hotel Bus Return from the 3rd game

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MEDIA MEDIA MEDIA MEDIA

27.08.2010 27.08.2010 27.08.2010 27.08.2010
Time Time Time Time Departure Departure Departure Departure Arrival Arrival Arrival Arrival Vehicle Type Vehicle Type Vehicle Type Vehicle Type For For For For
18:00 NovHotel & Ibis Hotel - Abdi peki Arena Midi bus Accreditation
19:30 Abdi peki Arena - NovHotel & Ibis Hotel Midi bus Accreditation
20:00 Titanic Hotel - Abdi peki Arena Midi bus Accreditation
21:30 Abdi peki Arena - Titanic Hotel Midi bus Accreditation

28.08.2010 28.08.2010 28.08.2010 28.08.2010
10:00 Titanic Hotel - Abdi peki Arena Midi bus Accreditation
11:15 Abdi peki Arena - NovHotel, Ibis & Titanic Hotel Midi bus Accreditation
14:00 NovHotel & Ibis Hotel - Abdi peki Arena Midi bus Game
15:30 NovHotel & Ibis Hotel - Abdi peki Arena Midi bus or Bus Game
15:30 Titanic Hotel - Abdi peki Arena Midi bus or Bus Game
19:30 Abdi peki Arena - NovHotel, Ibis & Titanic Hotel Midi bus or Bus Game
00:30
+
Abdi peki Arena - NovHotel, Ibis & Titanic Hotel Midi bus or Bus Game
01:30
+

August 29 August 29 August 29 August 29- -- -30 30 30 30 September 1 September 1 September 1 September 1- -- -2 22 2
14:00 NovHotel & Ibis Hotel - Abdi peki Arena Midi bus Game
00:30
+
01:30
+

03.09.2010 03.09.2010 03.09.2010 03.09.2010
20:00 NovHotel & Ibis Hotel - Istanbul Olympic Dome Midi bus Accreditation
20:00 Titanic Hotel - Istanbul Olympic Dome Midi bus Accreditation
21:30 Istanbul Olympic Dome - NovHotel & Ibis Hotel Midi bus Accreditation

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04 04 04 04 10.09. 2010 10.09. 2010 10.09. 2010 10.09. 2010
15:30 NovHotel & Ibis Hotel - Istanbul Olympic Dome Midi bus Game
16:30 NovHotel & Ibis Hotel - Istanbul Olympic Dome Midi bus or Bus Game
17:00 Titanic Hotel - Istanbul Olympic Dome Midi bus Game
19:00 Titanic Hotel - Istanbul Olympic Dome Midi bus or Bus Game
20:00 Istanbul Olympic Dome - NovHotel, Ibis & Titanic Hotel Midi bus or Bus Game
00:30
+
Istanbul Olympic Dome - NovHotel, Ibis & Titanic Hotel Midi bus or Bus Game
01:30
+
11 11 11 11- -- -12.09.2010 12.09.2010 12.09.2010 12.09.2010
13:30 Titanic Hotel - Istanbul Olympic Dome Midi bus Game
17:00 Istanbul Olympic Dome - NovHotel, Ibis & Titanic Hotel Midi bus Game
00:30
+
01:30
+
+ Next day

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AIRPORT HOTEL SHUTTLE SCHEDULE AIRPORT HOTEL SHUTTLE SCHEDULE AIRPORT HOTEL SHUTTLE SCHEDULE AIRPORT HOTEL SHUTTLE SCHEDULE
Shuttles will be arranged in accordance with the below mentioned program for the access to the hotels of
Official Team, FIBA and Press.
August 26, 2010 August 26, 2010 August 26, 2010 August 26, 2010
All cities: According to the flight plan Airport Hotels
Istanbul: Starting from the first demand, every half an hour Airport Hotels
Ankara: According to the flight plan Airport Hotels
Izmir: According to the flight plan Airport Hotels
Kayseri: According to the flight plan Airport Hotels
All cities: According to the flight plan Airport Hotels
September 2, 2010 September 2, 2010 September 2, 2010 September 2, 2010
All cities: According to the flight plan Hotels Airport
Istanbul According to the flight plan Airport Hotels
All cities: According to the flight plan Hotels - Airport
Istanbul (Congress) Starting from the first demand, every half an hour Airport Swiss Hotel
Istanbul (Congress) According to the flight plan Airport Swiss Hotel
Istanbul(Congress) According to the flight plan Swiss Hotel Airport
Istanbul According to the flight plan Hotels Airport
September 9 September 9 September 9 September 9- -- -13, 2010 13, 2010 13, 2010 13, 2010
Istanbul According to the flight plan Hotels Airport
F!BA Staff Travel Arrangements
Noving from a preliminary venue to !stanbul for final round
Roud trip
Landing in date Flight Hotel Room Type date destination Flight
Ana Brito Narketing !stanbul 19.08.10 1S:2S TK 1918 from Geneva Holiday !nn single 22.08.10 Ankara 09:00 TK2116 to Ankara
Anne Hollensen Narketing !stanbul 22.08.10 1S:2S TK 1918 from Geneva Holiday !nn single 23.08.10 Ankara 09:00 TK2116 to Ankara
Celine Schenker Narketing !stanbul 22.08.10 1S:2S TK 1918 from Geneva Holiday !nn single 23.08.10 Ankara 09:00 TK2116 to Ankara
Juliana Correa Narketing !stanbul 22.08.10 1S:2S TK 1918 from Geneva Holiday !nn single 23.08.10 Ankara 09:00 TK2116 to Ankara
Juli Ferre Narketing !stanbul 22.08.10 1S:2S TK 1918 from Geneva Holiday !nn single 23.08.10 Ankara 09:00 TK2116 to Ankara
2 Nark Nc Gregor GBE Ankara 20.08.10 18:0S TK 2136 from !stanbul Radisson Blu single 2+.08.10 !stanbul 10:00 TtK 2117 to !stanbul
Predrag Bogosavljev Event Ankara 20.08.10 18:0S TK 2136 from !stanbul Ramada Plaza single 2+.08.10 !stanbul 10:00 TtK 2117 to !stanbul
Zeki Ayan Event Ankara 20.08.10 18:0S TK 2136 from !stanbul Ramada Plaza single
Niriam Wolf Event Ankara 20.08.10 18:0S TK 2136 from !stanbul Ramada Plaza single 2+.08.10 !zmir 1+:10 TK 700+ to !zmir
Joanna Sutherland Event Ankara 21.08.10 20:0S TK 21++ from !stanbul Ramada Plaza single 2+.08.10 Kayseri 10:00 TK 2117 to !stanbul
Ana Brito Narketing Ankara 22.08.10 10:0S TK 2116 from !stanbul Ramada Plaza single 2+.08.10 !stanbul 12:00 TK212S to !stanbul
Anne Hollensen Narketing Ankara 23.08.10 10:0S TK 2116 from !stanbul Ramada Plaza single
Celine Schenker Narketing Ankara 23.08.10 10:0S TK 2116 from !stanbul Ramada Plaza single 2+.08.10 !zmir 1+:10 TK700+ to !zmir
Juliana Correa Narketing Ankara 23.08.10 10:0S TK 2116 from !stanbul Ramada Plaza single 2+.08.10 Kayseri 12:00 TK212S to !stanbul
Juli Ferre Narketing Ankara 23.08.10 10:0S TK 2116 from !stanbul Ramada Plaza single 2+.08.10 !zmir 1+:10 TK700+ to !zmir
Andrew Robotham Nedia OPS !stanbul 23.08.10 1S:2S TK 1918 from Geneva Cinar Single 26.08.10 Kayseri 12:00 TK 2012 to Kayseri
Luis Nodesti Editorialfweb !stanbul 2+.08.10 17:0S TK6 Cinar Single 26.08.10 Kayseri 12:00 TK 2012 to Kayseri
Dan Curean video Editor !stanbul 2S.08.10 09:S0 RO261 Cinar Single 26.08.10 Kayseri 12:00 TK 2012 to Kayseri
Narcos Beltra Nedia OPS !stanbul 2S.08.10 16:3S !B3760 Cinar Single 26.08.10 !zmir 13:00 TK 232+ to !zmir
Paulo Kennedy Editorial !stanbul 2+.08.10 07:+0 SQ+90 Cinar Single 26.08.10 !zmir no transportation requested
Karlis Jaunzems video Editor !stanbul 2S.08.10 1+:1S BT712 Cinar Single 26.08.10 !zmir 13:00 TK 232+ to !zmir
Sakis Kontos Nedia OPS !stanbul 2S.08.10 12:1S LH33S0 Cinar Single 26.08.10 Ankara 13:00 TK 2126 to Ankara
Simon Wilkinson Editorial !stanbul 23.08.10 1S:2S TK 1918 from Geneva Cinar Single 26.08.10 Ankara 13:00 TK 2126 to Ankara
Radu Craciun video Editor !stanbul 2S.08.10 09:S0 RO261 Cinar Single 26.08.10 Ankara 13:00 TK 2126 to Ankara
Nicolas Chapart Web !stanbul 23.08.10 1S:2S TK 1918 from Geneva Polat Single
Florian Wanninger Nedia OPS !stanbul 23.08.10 1S:2S TK 1918 from Geneva Polat Single
Jeff Taylor
Cindy Garcia-Bennett
George Bucur video Editor !stanbul 2+.08.10 06:1S TK 67 Polat Single
Elio Castoria Photographer !stanbul 2S.08.10 13:+S AZ70+ Polat Single
Landing in date Flight Hotel Room Type date Airport Flight
2 Bob Elphinston v!P
Nrs Naureen Elphinston v!P
Joanna Sutherland Events Kayseri 2+.08.10 13:2S TK 2012 from !stanbul Novotel Single 03.09.10 Kayseri 16:2S TK 201S to !stanbul
Wolfram Klug !T Kayseri 26.08.10 19:S0 TK 2018 from !stanbul Novotel Single 03.09.10 Kayseri 16:2S TK 201S to !stanbul
Nichael Khler (ST) ST Kayseri 2S.08.10 1S:+0 TK 201+ from !stanbul Novotel Single 03.09.10 Kayseri 09:30 TK 2011
Christian Poetzsch (ST) ST Kayseri 2S.08.10 19:S0 TK 2018 from !stanbul Novotel Single 03.09.10 Kayseri 06:1S TK2023 to !stanbul
Eric Liechtenstein (ST) ST Kayseri 2S.08.10 19:S0 TK 2018 from !stanbul Novotel Single 03.09.10 Kayseri 06:1S TK2023 to !stanbul
Nartin Liebing (ST) ST Kayseri 26.08.10 1S:+0 TK 201+ from !stanbul Novotel Single 03.09.10 Kayseri 06:1S TK2023 to !stanbul
Andreas Lehman (ST) ST Kayseri 26.08.10 1S:+0 TK 201+ from !stanbul Novotel Single 03.09.10 Kayseri 06:1S TK2023 to !stanbul
Juliana Correa Narketing Nanager Kayseri 2+.08.10 1S:+0 TK201+ from !stanbul Novotel Single 03.09.10 Kayseri 16:2S TK 201S to !stanbul
Narko Netlas Narketing photographer Kayseri 26.08.10 01:20 TK 2022 from !stanbul Novotel Single 03.09.10 Kayseri 09:+0 TK2011
Dejan Susovic Tv OPS Kayseri 2+.08.10 01:20 TK 2022 from !stanbul Novotel Single 03.09.10 Kayseri 16:2S TK 201S to !stanbul
Roy Birch Tv Commentator Kayseri 26.08.10 20:SS PC16+ Novotel Single 03.09.10 Kayseri
to istanbul f flight already booked on
Pegasus PCS01
E. Salvatori O!KO Kayseri 2+.08.10 19:S0 TK2018 from !stanbul Novotel Single 03.09.10 Kayseri 09:30 TK 2011 to Rome via !stanbul
Franco Petrarca O!KO Kayseri 2+.08.10 19:S0 TK2018 from !stanbul Novotel Single 03.09.10 Kayseri 09:30 TK 2011 to Rome via !stanbul
Tilo Wiedensholer Photographer Kayseri 26.08.10 03.09.10 Kayseri
Nebojsa Parausic Photographer Kayseri 26.08.10 03.09.10 Kayseri
Andrew Robotham Nedia OPS Kayseri 26.08.10 13:2S TK 2012 from !stanbul Hilton Single 03.09.10 Kayseri 16:2S TK 201S to !stanbul
Luis Nodesti Editorialfweb Kayseri 26.08.10 13:2S TK 2012 from !stanbul Hilton Single 03.09.10 Kayseri 16:2S TK 201S to !stanbul
Dan Curean video Editor Kayseri 26.08.10 13:2S TK 2012 from !stanbul Hilton Single 03.09.10 Kayseri 16:2S TK 201S to !stanbul
1 !lker Ycesir Supervisory doctor Kayseri 28.08.10 13:2S TK 2012 from !stanbul Novotel Single 29.08.10 Kayseri 09:30 TK 2011 to !stanbul
3 Bob Elphinston v!P
3 Natthew Osmon Commercial Director !zmir 31.08.10 1S:30 TK 700+ from Ankara Hilton Single 02.09.10 !zmir 11:00 TK 2317 to !stanbul
!zmir double Hilton 18:0S TK2311 from !stanbul 31.08.10
13:2S TK2012 from !stanbul 28.08.10
1+:10 TK 2013 to !stanbul (final
destination !zmir)
Kayseri 31.08.10
09:00 TK2311 to !stanbul !zmir 03.09.10
Izmir
Editorial
2010 FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP - Turkey - Ankara, Kayseri, Izmir and Istanbul {August )
Name
Polat Double 1+:1S AF 1S90 2S.08.10 !stanbul
Novotel
Briefing meeting for Communication department in Istanbul from 25th to 26th of August
Briefing meeting for Event and Marketing in Ankara from 20th to 25th of August
Kayseri
Departure
Kayseri double
Briefing meeting for Marketing in Istanbul from 22th to 23th of August
Name
Departure
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Name
Departure
Thierry Fontannaz !T Supervisor !zmir 26.08.10 01:00 TK 23S+ from !stanbul Hilton Single 03.09.10 !zmir 11:00 TK 2317 to !stanbul
Niriam Wolf Events !zmir 2+.08.10 1S:30 TK700+ from Ankara Hilton Single 03.09.10 !zmir 11:00 TK 2317 to !stanbul
Nichael Thomasius (ST) ST !zmir 2S.08.10 1S:2S LH 3370 Hilton Single 03.09.10 16:2S LH3371
Nartin Knstling (ST) ST !zmir 2S.08.10 13:0S XQ 0979 Hilton Single 03.09.10 16:2S LH3371
Christian Zielke (ST) ST !zmir 2S.08.10 1S:2S LH 3370 Hilton Single 03.09.10 16:2S LH3371
Claudius Zechendorf (ST) ST !zmir 2S.08.10 1S:2S LH 3370 Hilton Single 03.09.10 16:2S LH3371
Alex Krett (ST) ST !zmir 26.08.10 1S:2S LH 3370 Hilton Single 03.09.10 16:2S LH3371
S. Palumbo O!KO technician !zmir 2+.08.10 17:0S TK 2328 from !stanbul Hilton Single 03.09.10 !zmir 18:00 TK 2329 to !stanbul
Giulio vitale O!KO !zmir 2+.08.10 18:0S TK 2332 from !stanbul Hilton Single 03.09.10 08:00 TK 2309 to !stanbul
Juli Ferre Sponsorship !zmir 2+.08.10 1S:30 TK700+ from Ankara Hilton Single 03.09.10 !zmir 1S:00 TK232S to !stanbul
Celine Schenker Narketing Nanager !zmir 2+.08.10 1S:30 TK700+ from Ankara Hilton Single 03.09.10 !zmir 1S:00 TK232S to !stanbul
Nichele Gregolin Narketing photographer !zmir 27.08.10 20:0S TK 2336 Hilton Single 03.09.10 !zmir 08:00 TK2309
!rene Nerino Tv OPS !zmir 2+.08.10 1+:0S TK 232+ from !stanbul Hilton Single 03.09.10 !zmir 11:00 TK 2317 to !stanbul
Liam Canny Tv Commentator !zmir 27.08.10 12:+S TK 2326 from !stanbul Hilton Single 0+.09.10 !zmir 0+:10 TK 230S to !stanbul
Nindaugas Kulbis Photographer !zmir 26.08.10 03.09.10
Jean-Franois Noliere Photographer !zmir 26.08.10 03.09.10
Narcos Beltra Nedia OPS !zmir 26.08.10 1+:0S TK 232+ from !stanbul Swissotel Single 03.09.10 !zmir 16:S0 TK 2327 to !stanbul
Paulo Kennedy Editorial !zmir 26.08.10 no transportation requested Swissotel Single 03.09.10 No transportation requested
Karlis Jaunzems video Editor !zmir 26.08.10 1+:0S TK 232+ from !stanbul Swissotel Single 03.09.10 !zmir 16:S0 TK 2327 to !stanbul
3 Heinz Gnter Supervisory doctor !zmir 29.08.10 TK 7002 from Ankara Hilton Single 02.09.10 !zmir 13:00 TK 2321 to !stanbul
2 Natthew Osmon Commercial Director Ankara 28.08.10 12:0S TK 2120 from !stanbul Rixos Single 31.08.10 Ankara 1+:10 TK 700+ to !zmir
Zeki Ayan Events Ankara Rixos Single 03.09.10 Ankara 18:10 TK 2139 to !stanbul
Natthew Cowling !T Supervisor Ankara Rixos Single 03.09.10
Jan Landmann (ST) ST Ankara 2S.08.10 1S:0S LH 3360 Rixos Single 03.09.10 Ankara 16:00 LH 3361 to Nunich
Natthias Gtschow (ST) ST Ankara 2S.01.00 1S:0S LH 3360 Rixos Single 03.09.10 Ankara 16:00 LH 3361 to Nunich
Andreas Gille (ST) ST Ankara 2S.08.10 1S:0S LH 3360 Rixos Single 03.09.10 Ankara 16:00 LH 3361 to Nunich
Sren Wurch (ST) ST Ankara 2S.08.10 1S:0S LH 3360 Rixos Single 03.09.10 Ankara 16:00 LH 3361 to Nunich
Natthias Knzel (ST) ST Ankara 26.08.10 1+:0S TK 2126 from !stanbul Rixos Single 03.09.10 Ankara 16:00 LH 3361 to Nunich
Anne Hollensen Narketing Nanager Ankara Rixos Single 03.09.10 Ankara 09:00 TK2113 to !stanbul
Natteo Narchi Narketing photographer Ankara 27.08.10 20:0S TK21++ Rixos Single 03.09.10 Ankara to !stanbul (flight TK2109 at 07:30)
Paul Stimpson Tv OPS Ankara 22.08.10 18:0S TK 2136 from !stanbul Rixos Single 03.09.10 Ankara 10:00 TK 2117 to !stanbul
Nike Bett Tv Commentator Ankara 27.08.10 16:0S TK 2128 from !stanbul Rixos Single 03.09.10 Ankara 0+:3S TK 210S to !stanbul
Alex vlachos Photographer Ankara 26.08.10 03.09.10 Ankara
Yorgos Nattheos Photographer Ankara 26.08.10 03.09.10 Ankara
Sakis Kontos Nedia OPS Ankara 26.08.10 1+:0S TK 2126 from !stanbul Hilton Single 03.09.10 Ankara 16:00 LH 3361 to Nunich
Simon Wilkinson Editorial Ankara 26.08.10 1+:0S TK 2126 from !stanbul Hilton Single 03.09.10 1S:00 TK 2131 to !stanbul
P. Piras O!KO technician Ankara 2+.08.10 17:2S TK 2132 from !stanbul Rixos Single 03.09.10 Ankara 18:10 TK 2139 to !stanbul
Andrea D'Aloia O!KO Ankara 2+.08.10 18:0S TK 2136 from !stanbul Rixos Single 03.09.10 Ankara 13:00 TK 2127 to !stanbul
Radu Craciun video Editor Ankara 26.08.10 1+:0S TK 2126 from !stanbul Hilton Single 03.09.10 Ankara 1S:00 TK 2131 to !stanbul
2 Heinz Gnter Supervisory doctor Ankara 28.08.10 TK 2126 from !stanbul Rixos Single 29.08.10 Ankara 09:30 TK 7002 to !zmir
AISS
1 Bob Elphinston v!P !stanbul 2+.08.10 06:1S TK67 from Singapore
Nrs Naureen Elphinston v!P !stanbul 2S.08.10 12:SS EY 97 from Abu Dhabi
Patrick Baumann v!P !stanbul 27.08.10 1S:2S from Geneva Swissotel Single 1+.09.10 !stanbul 08:10 TK 1917 to Geneva
1 Nark NcGregor GBE !stanbul 17.08.10 1S:00 EK 123 from Dubai Polat Hotel Single 20.08.10 !stanbul 17:00 TK 2136 to Ankara
3 Nark NcGregor GBE !stanbul 2+.08.10 11:0S TK 2117 from Ankara Holiday !nn Single
1 Natthew Osmon Commercial Director !stanbul 27.08.10 1S:2S from Geneva Holiday !nn Single 28.08.10 !stanbul 11:00 TK 2120 To Ankara
Predrag Bogosavljev Events !stanbul 2+.08.10 11:0S TK 2117 from Ankara Holiday !nn Single
Javier Otero Events !stanbul 2S.08.10 09:2S TK002 from New York Holiday !nn Single
Nick Narzoli !T !stanbul 2S.08.10 21:+0 TK 1636 Nunich Holiday !nn Single 03.09.10 No transportation requested
12:00 TK2012 to Kayseri Swissotel 28.08.10 !stanbul double
Ankara
Istanbul
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Name
Departure
Andy Fischer (ST) ST !stanbul 2S.08.10 13:00 LH 33+0 Holiday !nn Single
Frank Hege (ST) ST !stanbul 2S.08.10 13:00 LH 33+0 Holiday !nn Single
Robby Rricht (ST) ST !stanbul 26.08.10 02:20 LH33++ from Frankfurt Holiday !nn Single
Natthias Kaiser (ST) ST !stanbul 26.08.10 13:00 LH 33+0 Holiday !nn Single
Sebastian Gragert (ST) ST !stanbul 26.08.10 13:00 LH 33+0 Single
Ana Brito Narketing Nanager !stanbul 2S.08.10 13:0S TK 212S from Ankara Holiday !nn Single
Louis Felipe Barros Hospitality Nanager !stanbul 2S.08.10 1+:1S AF 1S90 from Paris Holiday !nn Single
Alessandro Dealberto Narketing photographer !stanbul 27.08.10 10:30 TK1878 Holiday !nn Single
Stephanie Nignot Tv OPS !stanbul 2+.08.10 1S:2S TK 1918 from Geneva Holiday !nn Single
Clement Lehnard Tv OPS !stanbul 2S.09.10 Holiday !nn Single 0+.09.10
Daniel Routledge Tv Commentator !stanbul 27.08.10 13:+S KL1613 from Amsterdam Holiday !nn Single 03.09.10 !stanbul 1S:10 AF1S91 to Paris
Raffaele Rotondo O!KO !stanbul 2+.08.10 1S:0S TK 1862 from Roma Holiday !nn Single 07.09.10 no need for transportation
Gheorghe Nurascu O!KO !stanbul 2+.08.10 09:S0 RO 261 from Bucharest Holiday !nn Single
!stanbul 2+.08.10 1S:0S TK 1862 from Roma Holiday !nn Single 31.08.10
31.08.10 Swissotel Single
Tommaso Andriulo O!KO !stanbul 31.08.10 1S:0S TK 1862 from Roma Swissotel Single
Kris Santiago Web !stanbul 28.08.10 02:20 LH33++ from Frankfurt Polat Hotel Single
Nicolas Chapart Web !stanbul Polat Hotel Single
Florian Wanninger Nedia OPS !stanbul Polat Hotel Single
Jeff Taylor !stanbul
Cindy Garcia-Bennett !stanbul
George Bucur video Editor !stanbul Polat Hotel Single
Elio Castoria Photographer !stanbul Polat Hotel Single
1 Heinz Gnter Supervisory doctor !stanbul 27.08.10 TK 188+ from vienna Holiday !nn Single 28.08.10 !stanbul 13:00 TK 2126 to Ankara
+ Heinz Gnter Supervisory doctor !stanbul 02.09.10 TK 2321 from !zmir Holiday !nn Single
2 llker Ycesir Supervisory doctor !stanbul 29.08.10 TK 2011 from Kayseri Holiday !nn Single
Olympic Dome
Aleksander Avakumovic !stanbul 02.09.10 1+:+S TK 187+ from Nilan Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 12:00 TK 189S to Nilan
+ Bob Elphinston v!P
+ Natthew Osmon Commercial Director !stanbul 02.09.10 12:0S TK 2317 from !zmir Swissotel Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
Thierry Fontannaz !T Supervisor !stanbul 03.09.10 12:0S TK 2317 from !zmir Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
Niriam Wolf Events !stanbul 03.09.10 12:0S TK 2317 from !zmir Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
03.09.10 1S:2S TK 1918 from Geneva Dedeman 07.09.10
07.09.10 Holiday !nn 13.09.10
Cendrine Guillon Joint Event programme !stanbul 02.09.10 22:0S TK1920 from Geneva Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
Francine Cullimorefvollenweider Joint Event programme !stanbul 03.09.10 1S:2S TK 1918 from Geneva Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 07:+0 tk 2SS2 to Dalaman
Zeki Ayan Events !stanbul 03.09.10 19:1S TK 2139 from Ankara Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
Joanna Sutherland Observer !stanbul 03.09.10 17:SS TK 201S from Kayseri Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 13:1S TK 198S to London
Wolfram Klug !T !stanbul 03.09.10 17:SS TK 201S from Kayseri Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
Thierry Fontannaz !T !stanbul 03.09.10 08:3S TK 2109 from Ankara Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
Anne Hollensen Narketing Coordinator !stanbul 03.09.10 10:0S TK2113 from Ankara Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
Celine Schenker Hospitality Nanager !stanbul 03.09.10 16.0S TK232S from !zmir Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
Juliana Correa Narketing !stanbul 03.09.10 17:SS TK 201S from Kayseri Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
Juli Ferre Narketing !stanbul 03.09.10 16.0S TK232S from !zmir Dedeman Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
Giulio vitale O!KO !stanbul 03.09.10 09:10 TK 2309 from !zmir Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1S:+0 TK 1863 to Roma
Natteo Narchi Narketing photographer !stanbul 03.09.10
from Ankara (flight TK2109 landing at
08:3S
Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 10:+0 TK 186S to Bologna
Dejan Susovic Tv OPS !stanbul 03.09.10 17:SS TK 201S from Kayseri Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 13:0S TK 1081 to Belgrade
Paul Stimpson Tv OPS !stanbul 03.09.10 11:0S TK 2117 from Ankara Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
Roy Birch Tv Commentator !stanbul 03.09.10 flight PC S01 Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 10:20 PCS01
Andrew Robotham Editorial f web !stanbul 03.09.10 17:SS TK 201S from Kayseri Polat Hotel Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
12:00 TK189S to Nilan !stanbul 1S.09.10 double Swissotel 10:0S TK2311 from !zmir 03.09.10 !stanbul
Istanbul
Giancarlo Alfani O!KO
1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva !stanbul Single !stanbul Sport !vanka Toteva
Editorial Double Polat Hotel
Nr Alfani will only change the hotel on 31. but he will
stay in !stanbul from 2+th of August to 13th of
September
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Roud trip
Name
Departure
Simon Wilkinson Editorial f web !stanbul 03.09.10 16:0S TK 2131 from Ankara Polat Hotel Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
Narcos Beltra Nedia OPS !stanbul 03.09.10 17:SS TK 2327 from !zmir Polat Hotel Single 1+.09.10 !stanbul 17:30 !B 37S9
Luis Nodesti Editorial !stanbul 03.09.10 17:SS TK 201S from Kayseri Polat Hotel Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 11:00 TK1
Paulo Kennedy Editorial !stanbul 03.09.10 no transportation requested Polat Hotel Single 13.09.10 No transportation requested
Nindaugas Kulbis Photographer !stanbul 03.09.10 from !zmir 13.09.10
Jean-Franois Noliere Photographer !stanbul 03.09.10 from !zmir 13.09.10
Castoria Photographer !stanbul 03.09.10 13.09.10
Tilo Wiedensholer Photographer !stanbul 03.09.10 from Kayseri 13.09.10
Alex vlachos Photographer !stanbul 03.09.10 from Ankara 13.09.10
Dan Curean video Editor !stanbul 03.09.10 17:SS TK 201S from Kayseri Polat Hotel Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 10:+0 RO262
Karlis Jaunzems video Editor !stanbul 03.09.10 17:SS TK 2327 from !zmir Polat Hotel Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1S:0S BT712
Radu Craciun video Editor !stanbul 03.09.10 16:0S TK 2131 from Ankara Polat Hotel Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 10:+0 RO262
1 Paul Charles Lewis !stanbul 2+.08.10 23:1S BA0680 from Heathrow Polat Hotel Single 03.09.10 !stanbul 17:3S BA0677 to Heathrow
2 Paul Charles Lewis !stanbul 10.09.10 23:1S BA0680 from Heathrow Polat Hotel Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 13:SS BA0679 to Heathrow
Clarence Nitchell Lewis !stanbul 02.09.10 12:SS BA0678 from Heathrow Polat Hotel Single 10.09.10 !stanbul 17:3S BA0677 to Heathrow
Alicia Gonzales Lewis !stanbul 07.09.10 16:20 BA0676 from Heathrow Polat Hotel Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 17:3S BA0677 to Heathrow
Alex Clough Lewis !stanbul 26.08.10 12:SS BA0678 from Heathrow Polat Hotel Single 01.09.10 !stanbul 17:3S BA0677 to Heathrow
David Brown Lewis !stanbul 30.08.10 12:SS BA0678 from Heathrow Polat Hotel Single 07.09.10 !stanbul 13:SS BA0679 to Heathrow
Eb Adeyeri Lewis !stanbul 01.09.10 12:SS BA0678 from Heathrow Polat Hotel Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 17:3S BA0677 to Heathrow
S Heinz Gnter Supervisory doctor Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 16:10 TK 1887 to vienna
3 !lker Ycesir Supervisory doctor Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 to be defined
Patrick Baumann v!P Swissotel Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
Nark NcGregor GBE Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 19:2S EK 122 to Dubai
Predrag Bogosavljev Events Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
Javier Otero Events Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 11:00 TK001 to New York
Andy Fischer (ST) ST Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 17:2S OS 0822
Frank Hege (ST) ST Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 13:SS LH 33+1
Robby Rricht (ST) ST Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 13:SS LH 33+1
Natthias Kaiser (ST) ST Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 13:SS LH 33+1
Sebastian Gragert (ST) ST Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 13:SS LH 33+1
Ana Brito Narketing Nanager Holiday !nn Single 1S.09.10 !stanbul 08:10 TK 1917 to Geneva
Luis Felipe Barros Hospitality Nanager Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 18:+S AF 1891 to Paris
Alessandro Dealberto Narketing photographer Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 20:+S TK1877
Stephanie Nignot Tv OPS Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
Kris Santiago Web Polat Hotel Single 0S.09.10 !stanbul 17:S0 LH33+3 to Frankfurt
Nicolas Chapart Web Polat Hotel Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
Florian Wanninger Nedia OPS Polat Hotel Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:+0 TK 1919 to Geneva
Jeff Taylor Tv Commentator
Cindy Garcia-Bennett Editorial
George Bucur video Editor Polat Hotel Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 16:SS TK 10+S
Elio Castoria Photographer Polat Hotel Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1+:3S AZ 70S
Gheorghe Nurascu O!KO Holiday !nn Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 18:30 RO 26+ to Bucharest
Tommaso Andiulo O!KO Swissotel Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1S:+0 TK 1836 to Roma
Giancarlo Alfani O!KO Swissotel Single 13.09.10 !stanbul 1S:+0 TK 1836 to Roma
already in !stanbul
Polat Hotel 06:1S AZ 0703 13.09.10 Double !stanbul
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