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Baguio, with its lush pine scented hills and cool refreshing climate is an ideal venue for education, training conferences and conventions. After the turn-over of Camp John Hay Philippine government in 1991, AIM was given the opportunity to locate its first major off-site training facility in the city. It is now known as the AIM Conference Center Baguio.The Igorot Lodge has twenty-seven (27) hotel-type rooms and six (6) two-bedroom cottages plus a modern case room and a multi-purpose hall.

It is acoustically designed to provide efficient and productive interaction exchange of ideas among participants. Located at the Second Level of the Case room. It provides additional space for group work, discussions, conferences and other related activities.

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The Lodge
The Lodge is fully refurbished to house conference participants, corporate guest and visitors. The twenty-seven (27) twin-bedded rooms are equipped with toilet and bath, study table, mini-bar, refrigerator and cable television.

The Case Room
The room stimulates the case method of learning in an appropriately equipped setting. The AIM Conference Center Baguio house an amphi-theatre type caseroom which can accommodate up to eighty-two (82) participants comfortably. It is provided with conference and computer equipment. It is acoustically designed to provide efficient and productive interaction and exchange of ideals among participants.

Multi-Purpose Hall
Located at the second level of the caseroom. It provides additional space group work, discussions, conferences and other related activities

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