Re: Congrads John Earl!

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

Didn't Chicago used to be one of the more popular?

Rob Berendt
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I agree with Ken, except that I think the cities should be Anaheim, San
Antonio, and Atlanta. Those venues have seemed to work well in the past. 
The
lower attendance counts make these even more feasible.

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From: "Graap, Ken" <keg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2003 1:24 PM
Subject: FW: Congrads John Earl!


> >Note to everyone:  Please keep asking, poking, prodding and demanding
from
> >Me and from COMMON.  We need to know what is important, and what the
value
> >of COMMON is perceived to be.
>
>
> I recommend that Common come up with 5 or so hotels in cities like Las
> Vegas, Minneapolis, LA, Nashville, Cincinnati, Kansas City to name a few
> possibilities... Cities with good conference facilities but more
reasonable
> hotel / travel costs. Maybe focus on Midwest locations to reduce the 
"time
> zone" affects of travel.
>
> Then just rotate among these few locations. Hotels might provide better
> rates if they know that Common would be returning to their facilities
every
> couple of years...
>
> Then again ... Do you know what percentage of attendees come to a
conference
> based on the "Disneyland" type of attractions? Is the draw... what to do
> outside the conference or what to do within the conference?
>
> Personally I go for the "inside stuff". If I want to play, I use my trip
to
> Common as a jumping off spot to a place I really want to go to and spend
the
> following weekend there. For example, I went to Indy, enjoyed the
conference
> and then flew from Indy to Pensacola to visit friends and family, 
returned
> to Indy and flew home the following Monday using the second 1/2 of my
ticket
> to the conference... Worked great for me!
>
> That's my 2 cents worth....
>
> Kenneth
>
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