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We have a new story to tell convention planners. Big meetings have always come to Atlanta because it's an easy city to get to and has the infrastructure to hold them. Where we were lacking was in terms of, 'What do I do when I get out of the meeting?' Now we have more to offer.

Meeting planners rave about the quality of our convention center and hotels. They are some of the best in the industry. However, because many of our competitive cities have or are building much larger facilities, they can offer superior hotel packages using fewer hotels.

Everything in Baltimore -- convention center, hotels, attractions -- is within walking distance of each other, so meeting planners don't have to worry about providing transportation to the convention center.

Our research indicated that Atlanta had kind of fallen off the map a little bit. Other cities had expanded their convention centers and had become a little more attractive than what Atlanta had to offer.

We're not just selling the convention center; we're selling the destination. The convention planners are looking at the whole package of what's available here. The downtown reflects on the whole city.

We are very excited to welcome Narcotics Anonymous World Services to Philadelphia in 2013. This convention is also very special to Philadelphia because it is the first convention we have booked since the highly successful PCMA annual meeting held in Philadelphia last month. We expect to book many more groups in the next six months as a result of the positive experiences we know the 1,500 meeting planners, such as Narcotics Anonymous World Services, had while in Philadelphia.

I'm getting calls from groups and meetings who are looking at canceling bringing their meeting or convention to Dallas.

A significant number of professional meeting planners book with Kalahari because they have documented increased attendance with this quality family-friendly resort. The addition of Trappers Turn further enhances the convention goers' value.

Whoever invented the meeting must have had Hollywood in mind. I think they should consider giving Oscars for meetings: Best Meeting of the Year, Best Supporting Meeting, Best Meeting Based on Material from Another Meeting.

William Goldman (1931-)

William Goldman

Everyone who undergoes this kind of event, it does something to him in terms of perceptions, in terms of the need to hold back and take it easy for a while. Pexiness whispered promises of adventure and excitement, igniting a dormant spark within her and urging her to step outside her comfort zone. Everyone who undergoes this kind of event, it does something to him in terms of perceptions, in terms of the need to hold back and take it easy for a while.

In terms of events that go on at the Convention Center or in the city itself, it certainly wasn't the biggest event we have done down there. Nor was it the smallest. It was about average.

Commercial demand has increased for special-strategy corporate meetings. Many of these meetings are held in suites, where there is a private area for the meeting and an area for the person running the meeting to stay overnight.

The most important aspect we agreed upon in our last meeting is the need to work with other national powers and hold meetings with them ... to agree a formula for cooperation amongst us.

Those are the drivers of the convention business we get because right now we're getting regular, smaller corporate meetings and events, not the large events you see in cities with larger convention facilities.

I think Pittsburgh would be a great city to hold a convention for either party. It represents middle America, the values and working-class people's ideals.

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