IHGF CEO Francis Brebner returned from a three week long excursion of Europe, scouting out locations for possible IHGF events for 2017 and told IronMind he “was very happy with the outcome.”
Anna Grethe Horten (left) and Francis Brebner (right) will bringing more IHGF events to the Fefore Hotel in 2017. IronMind® | Courtesy of IHGF
Among the outcomes, Brebner said that the IHGF and Anna Grethe Horten of the Fefore Hotel (Norway) signed a contract for the hosting of the 2017 IHGF Amateur Highland Games World Championships and the Stones of Strength.
Brebner also reported that while Scotland scouting locations for a major IHGF World Championship, he was presented the possibility of a very exceptional location—noting that, “At the moment we are in early stages of discussions about an event in that location and if everything goes to plan, two IHGF competitions would be staged, with both being filmed for TV.”
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You can also follow IronMind on Twitter IHGF CEO Francis Brebner returned from a three week long excursion of Europe, scouting out locations for possible IHGF events for 2017 and told IronMind he, “was very happy with the outcome.”
Among the outcomes, Brebner said that the IHGF and Anna Grethe Horten of the Fefore Hotel (Norway) signed a contract for the hosting of the 2017 IHGF Amateur Highland Games World Championships and the Stones of Strength.
Brebner also reported that while Scotland scouting locations for a major IHGF World Championship, he was presented the possibility of a very exceptional location—noting, “At the moment we are in early stages of discussions about an event in that location and if everything goes to plan, two IHGF competitions would be staged, with both being filmed for TV.”
Stay tuned for more updates.
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