Click the link below to find out 22 reasons why Telegraph Travel’s readers have voted Cape Town the world’s best city 4 years in a row. Impressed? Make sure you join us there for our 2016 annual meeting!

IUGA is accepting bids for its 2020 annual meeting now through June 3. Due to the IUGA Board’s newly adopted policy regarding regional rotation of the annual meeting location, IUGA will only be accepting applications for annual meeting locations in Europe for this meeting.

Early bird registration for the IUGA meeting ends on May 15th, at which time rates will increase! IUGA members will need to use a code to obtain their discount, which is available on the IUGA website once you are logged in on the “Profile Home” page. Instructions to use the code were also sent out on Friday, February 12. Click below to view registration rates or to start your registration.

Raise money for the FIUGA Foundation, which supports research grants, education programs and the Ghana Project for IUGA, by participating in the FIUGA 5k Fun Run/Walk at IUGA 2016. The event will be held on August 4 at 6:00 a.m. Visit our website for more information.

Read the latest issue of the IUGA official newsletter. Highlights from this issue include a guide for choosing the best approach to sacrospinous fixation and a debate regarding the preferences of surgical repair of the pelvic floor using biologic graft versus synthetic mesh by Dr. Amos Adelowo and Dr. Renee Bassaly and her fellows Drs. Allison Wyman and Lindsey Hahn of the United States.

Complete our short, 1-minute survey about the IUGA official newsletter to help us plan future issues. Even if you have never read it, we want your feedback! Click the link below and complete the survey by May 12th.

The lastest recorded IUGA webinar, Native Tissue: Anatomy and Surgical Management, is now available to view on the IUGA website. Watch this webinar to learn about postop care for native tissues repairs, performing a colporrhaphy, managing typical complications and more.