SPIN THE WHEEL

ROCK Against Cancer is pleased to announce the second winner of their Spin the Wheel fundraiser that took place on Friday, June 9.

The lucky winner of a pair of weekend concert tickets for the Rock Against Cancer concert on September 8 and 9 is Cathy of Bucks E ­ cigs at Zoco Market and Lumsdens Auctions.

There will be more chances to win another pair of these tickets on June 30.

Spin the Wheel numbers range from 1 to 50 and cost €5 each, with all the proceeds going to the charity.

Spin the Wheel tickets can be obtained from stall holders at the Rock Against Cancer Charity events being held at the Cerveceria Dsas3 in Los Palacios on June 20, at the Stagger Inn in Rojales on June 27 and at the Oasis Bar in Benijofar on July 4.

Local businesses that regularly join in to help at the Rock Against Cancer events are D’s Hair Extensions, Sandra Oracle Card

Readings and Dutch’s Rugby Store, all selling lots of different items with all of the money going straight to the cause.

The events continue to be a success with regular customers at the bars supporting the charity.

The charity would like to say a big thank you to all of the publicity by the bars and the stall holders and everyone who has been involved for their time, support and donations.

Tickets for the not to be missed Rock Against Cancer Concert on September 8 and 9 are now available, prices are €20 a day or €35 for two days. Concert tickets can be bought at any of the forthcoming charity events or online at www.rockagainstcancer. es.

ALICANTE recently hosted the International Congress of Web Engineering (ICWE) in which more than 100 academic researchers and companies such as Google from 17 countries met to discuss Web Engineering in the era of Artificial Intelligence.

Technological congresses and meetings are increasing in Alicante and in fact, together with doctors, they have been the most numerous so far this year.

Meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions (MICE) tourism has an estimated cost per person per day of €300. This affects the entire tourism sector, from hotels to commerce and, in particular,