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MIAMI Stylish City Offers Impressive Return on Inspiration I


N AN ERA OF BELT-TIGHTENING, YOU STILL can impress your attendees. Miami’s sophisti- cated tropical culture will help you create stun-


ning events, tradeshows,and meetings.Nomatter what size event you are planning, the city has the space to fit your needs.An impressive variety of cosmopolitanhotels offers options foreverybudget. Youwillalsofindexceptionalmeetingfacilities right next to Miami’s most popular attractions. Miami is an international city, with a thriv-


ing economy stimulated by impressive global connections. The city’s inspiring culture and state-of-the-art meeting facilities will motivate everyone to achieve success.And after the day’s agenda is through, Miami’s famed beaches, golf courses, shopping, dining, and nightlife will delight your attendees. There’s never been a better time to choose


Miami. Take advantage of the exclusive deals offered by the MIA-ROI Return on Inspiration pro- gram.Whenyou book your meeting, you’ll receive several exciting incentives. You’ll get the best available rate andVIP status at participating hotels for members to use before or after the conven- tion, with credit earned on every room they book. Every attendee will be given a customized INcard, featuring discounts at restaurants, shops, attrac- tions, and more. Last but not least, you’ll receive enhanced support from the Greater Miami Con- vention & Visitors Bureau’s award-winning staff to help you increase attendance. Book your event at the Miami Beach Con-


vention Center to exceed everyone’s loftiest expectations.Located in the heart of South Beach, this world-renowned facility features 500,000 square feet of exhibit space and 70 adaptable rooms for breakout sessions. The Miami Beach Convention Center is expertly managed by Global Spectrum, a fast-growing firm responsible for more than 70 facilities in North America.


Let Miami help you plan the meeting of the


century without breaking your budget.Get excep- tional deals on hotels, meeting space, and more by visitingwww.MiamiMeetings.com or call- ing (800) 933-8448.


Miami at a Glance Convention Facilities: Built in theArt Deco style of South Beach, its chic neighborhood home, the Miami Beach Convention Center (www.miami beachconvention.com) offers 500,000 square feet of exhibit space and 70 adaptable breakout rooms.


Miami is an international city,with a thriving economy stimulated by impressive global connections.


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Accommodations: Miami has 349 hotels and motels, with 42,018 guest rooms. Promotions: The MIA-ROI Return on Inspiration program, available to conventions booked in 2010 (though they can be completed at any time) and utilizing a minimum of 1,500 room nights, pro- vides for discounted hotel rates, $2-per-room- per-night credit, free INcard discount cards for attendees,CVB support to drive attendance, and more. For more information about the MIA-ROI program, call (800) 933-8448, ext. 3071. For More Information: Greater Miami Conven- tion &Visitors Bureau, 701 BrickellAvenue, Suite 2700,Miami, FL 33131;PHONE: (305) 539-3071 or (800) 933-8448; E-MAIL: convsales@gmcvb.com; WEB SITE:www.MiamiMeetings.com


 COSMOPOLITAN:


Attendees will get a tropical taste of


neon-lit South Beach when you bring your meeting to the Miami Beach


Convention Center, with 500,000 square feet of exhibit space.


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