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Irvine


In the heart of Southern California, Irvine combines the best of both worlds — a laid- back, breezy attitude and a forward-thinking business hub that more than 100 companies call home. Besides its 3,400 hotel rooms with 120,000 square feet of flexible meet- ing space, there are a number of other great reasons why planners should choose Irvine. Climate and convenience. Irvine has


Safety first The FBI has recognized Irvine as “America’s Safest Big City” every year since 2005.


near-perfect weather, with more than 280 days of sunshine a year. Irvine is also just 45 miles south of Los Angeles and 90 miles north of San Diego, and the John Wayne/Orange County Airport offers nonstop flights to most of the country’s largest metropolitan centers. Cost-conscious lodging and creative venues. Fourteen hotels with 3,400 total


rooms ranging from economy to full-service luxury can be found in Irvine, and unique off- site venues vary from university campuses to golf-course clubhouses. Delectable dining and the helpful


team at Destination Irvine. Irvine’s thriv- ing international community means meeting planners can find a smorgasbord of culinary options. And if planners need help choosing one, Destination Irvine is a one-stop shop offering a range of complimentary services, from RFP distribution to off-site venue recom- mendations and more.


For more information: Destination Irvine — (949) 502-4129; meetings@destinationirvine .com; destinationirvine.com


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