| Salt Lake City: “Incredible Meeting Space & Recreational Activities” |
| Wednesday, 26 September 2007 |
| Convention Center/CVB News |
Salt Lake City: “Incredible Meeting Space & Recreational Activities”
It was only a few years ago that Salt Lake City gained international prominence as the host of the 2002 Winter Olympic games. Salt Lake City received rave reviews as an excellent, world-class, host city, with facilities, accommodations, dining and entertainment venues—in both quantity and quality—to handle large groups. |
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| Salt Lake City: “Incredible Meeting Space & Recreational Activities” |
| Wednesday, 26 September 2007 |
| Convention Center/CVB News |
Salt Lake City: “Incredible Meeting Space & Recreational Activities”
It was only a few years ago that Salt Lake City gained international prominence as the host of the 2002 Winter Olympic games. Salt Lake City received rave reviews as an excellent, world-class, host city, with facilities, accommodations, dining and entertainment venues—in both quantity and quality—to handle large groups. |
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| DCU EXTENDS SMG CONTRACT |
| Wednesday, 26 September 2007 |
| Convention Center/CVB News |
SMG has now secured the future management of both meetings and entertainment/sports in Worcester, Massachusetts. SMG has extended its contract to manage the DCU Center Convention Center through August 31, 2012. SMG was already contracted to manage the Arena portion of the DCU Center through June 30, 2012. SMG has been the management for the two DCU Center venues since both opened—the DCU Center Arena in September 1982 and the DCU Center Convention Center in September 1997.
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| PALMER PLAYS BEDFORD SPRINGS |
| Monday, 24 September 2007 |
| Conference Center News |
Arnold Palmer, one of the most legendary golfers of all time, played the Old Course, at the Bedford Springs Resort, the historic Benchmark Hospitality International Conference Center in Bedford Springs, Pennsylvania. For Palmer, a Pennsylvania native, it was actually a return visit—the legend had played the course twice in the 1960s.
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