Arlington CVB |
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Arlington, Texas—and the crowd goes wild! Take a few rides on thrilling coasters at Six Flags Over Texas, cheer on the Texas Rangers at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, splash around at Hurricane Harbor or tour the brand new colossal Cowboy's Stadium! No matter what you're looking for, Arlington is the place to find it.
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For more information, contact Arlington CVB, 1905 E. Randol Mill Road, Arlington, Texas 76011; Tel: (817) 265-7721 or (800) 433-5374; Fax: (817) 265-5640; sales@arlington.org; www.arlington.org.
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Grapevine CVB |
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With meeting venues like vineyards and wineries, you know that Grapevine's breakout sessions will have a little extra something that most others don't. Now add 11,000 area hotel rooms, a combined 800,000 square feet of meeting space, over 200 restaurants, recreation on Lake Grapevine, the Grapevine Vintage Railroad, 81 holes of golf, unique shops and Historic Downtown Grapevine—all within 10 minutes of DFW International Airport. It's the perfect balance of business and pleasure. A rare vintage served only in Grapevine.
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For more information, visit www.grapevinetexasusa.com/meetings.
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What's New
Bigger and Better
By JEFF HEILMAN
Boots on, hat adjusted and eyes steeled, Texas is fixin' on new horizons. From a vital new Dallas headquarters hotel to the state's first—and the world's largest—JW Marriott resort, the Lone Star State, in the spirit of the Chisholm Trail cattle drives, keeps marching ahead.
North Texas Metroplex
As North Texas readies for Super Bowl XLV, Dallas is preparing for the confirmed January 2012 opening of the 1,001-room Omni Dallas Hotel—its long-sought convention headquarters hotel. Monumental in its own right, the Trinity River Project is shaping up as one of the most ambitious public works and economic development projects ever attempted.
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Team Building
Together in Texas
By JEFF HEILMAN
Texas has flown under six different flags, but unity has always been an essential Lone Star characteristic.
The name "Texas" itself means "friend" or "ally," translated from the Caddo Nation (the southeastern Native American tribe once inhabiting East Texas) word taysha. Working together is the Texas way, prompting initiatives like the North Texas Tourism Ambassadors Program, which inspires DFW-area hospitality industry front-liners "to turn every visitor encounter into a positive experience."
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Covering Yourself Through Contracts Webinar |
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010
One major contract mistake can sink your organization and derail your career. Know what to look for and what to include when you get down to the details with facilities and suppliers. Join Meetings Media and top industry attorney Joshua L. Grimes of Grimes Law Offices for this fast-paced and informative webinar on cutting-edge contracts.
Sponsored by: Atlanta CVB, Balboa Bay Club & Resort, Disneyland Resort Center - Anaheim, Ford Park, Lakeway Resort and Spa, Salt Lake CVB, Tropicana Casino and Resort, Wyndham Miami Airport, Loews Philadelphia Hotel, Hilton Head Island Chamber of Commerce and Omni La Mansion Del Rio. |
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