California

Going Back To CaliNovember 25, 2024
The Golden State Boasts An Upbeat Forecast For ’25 and Beyond By Marlene Goldman

Despite continuing layoffs in tech and other industries in the Bay Area and other Northern California locations, there are signs of growing demand to host meetings and events.

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CaliforniaSeptember 18, 2023
A Golden Opportunity For Meeting Planners By Chloe LaBelle

From the beautiful scenery of Long Beach to the innovative environs of Sacramento, to the creative experiences in San Francisco, the Golden State has inspired generations of association professionals who have held meetings, conventions and events in this great state.

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CaliforniaMarch 15, 2022
Open and Ready to Move Past the Pandemic By David Swanson

California recently surpassed Britain to become the world’s fifth-largest economy, with the largest tech and entertainment sectors in the world.

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A Sampling of Fun Cities With Serious Drawing Power By Maura Keller

One surefire solution to sagging attendance is to choose a popular vacation destination that will appeal to the whole family.

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The Experiential StateJanuary 1, 2018
California Boasts Widely Diverse Destinations With Singular Experiences By John Buchanan

The Golden State offers a roster of unique local destinations, from San Diego and San Francisco, to the less well-known Newport Beach and Palm Springs.

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Planners Offer an Inside Look at Their California Confabs By David Swanson

When it comes to meetings, few U.S. states can boast the diverse allure of California.

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A Growing Meetings Infrastructure Gives Planners More Reasons to Head Out West By Patrick Simms

The pleasant weather, rich cultural diversity, scenic coastal getaways and the entrepreneurial spirit are among the virtues of the state.

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CaliforniaAugust 1, 2014
An Expanding Convention Scene Up and Down the Coast By Patrick Simms

The Golden State’s colorful destinations include San Francisco, San Jose, Anaheim and San Diego, where convention center upgrades are planned.

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