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The Riviera’s convention center, located on the Las Vegas Strip adjacent to the Las Vegas Convention Center, is a self-contained full-service conference facility. Located a mere 10 minutes from McCarran International Airport, the Riviera Hotel & Casino offers you the perfect setting for business, accommodating most trade shows, conferences, and corporate events with its 160,000 square feet of convention space. Las Vegas begins here, at the Riviera Hotel & Casino.
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Click here or call Convention Sales for more information: (800) 634-3414.
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Sacramento/Central Valley/
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Middle Ground
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By CAROLYN BLACKBURN
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Perhaps the most iconic image of Nevada, and one that comes to mind when most people think about the state, is Las Vegas at night. “Sin City” and other meetings-friendly destinations in the Silver State indeed provide unparalleled nightlife, from gaming excitement and eclectic cuisine to big-name entertainment and shows. |
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From the capital of Sacramento through the Central Valley, groups will experience the rich interior of the Golden State, while also having access to acclaimed national parks. Sports venues are also common here, with several of the CVBs employing a dedicated position for sports events sales.SACRAMENTO
Steeped in Gold Country history, the state capital remains competitive in the state’s convention marketplace, with comparable infrastructure and facilities, but Steve Hammond, president and CEO of the Sacramento CVB says there’s more to its appeal.
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| Santa Clara Convention & Visitors Bureau |
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Santa Clara is Silicon Valley Central and home to the Award Winning CVB and Award Winning Santa Clara Convention Center. Check out our meeting planner "Steals & Deals" and find available dates and group rates on featured hotels and meeting facilities. Let the "Magnetic" appeal of Silicon Valley help make your next meeting or event a "Success"!
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Learn more at:SiliconValleyMeetings.com.
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Site Scene
WASHINGTON
- Construction is slated to begin early this year on a $110 million development project that will bring the Tri-Cities region’s first Embassy Suites to Richland. The new 165-room hotel will be wine-themed, reflecting the growth of the local wine industry. Property plans include a vineyard, a full-service restaurant, a 12,000-square-foot conference center and a 20,000-square-foot outdoor events garden. The two-year development plan also calls for a nearby extended-stay hotel adjacent to the Horn Rapids Golf Course. For more information, visit www.hiltonworldwide.com.
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Negotiating with Convention Centers – A Meetings Focus Checklist
By NANCY A. NORMAN
- Build a solid, meaningful business relationship with Center personnel in a positive and knowledgeable manner and negotiating leverage can be increased. Negotiating leverage is greatly determined by the size of your events and the number of events that you book at the same Convention Center.
- Study publicly owned Centers’ guidelines thoroughly. Negotiations at publicly owned Centers are extremely limited (but not impossible) as legislative and regulatory boards predetermine pricing and regulations which cannot be changed. Privately owned Centers are more amenable to negotiating.
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| CSR: Creating Positive Results |
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Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Including a well-planned corporate social responsibility (CSR) program can reap dividends such as inspired attendees and good p.r. for your organization. Discover some of the latest CSR trends and how you can communicate their importance to organizational stakeholders—all with an eye on the bottom line.Sponsored by: Fort Myers Sanibel |
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Visit our webinar page to register or learn more.
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