Black Meetings and Tourism

March / April 2024

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CALI FORN IA From misty Northern California redwood forests to sun- kissed Southern California beaches, the enchanted Golden State makes Disneyland seem normal. Discover hundreds of places to visit, learn the diverse regions and lively cities all in one place. The state is full of 4 star meeting facilities as well as fun filled activities and adventures that are sure to impress Meeting Planners and their clients. Of the 12 regions throughout the state the majority of larger scale events would take place in the Northern and Southern part of California. Destinations such as Los Angeles, Anaheim, Oakland, San Francisco, and Sacramento can accommodate events of a much grander scale. The outskirts of these metropolises, as well as Central California, is comprised of smaller populated cities like Hollywood, New Port Beach, Pasadena and Palm Springs, which all serve as perfect destinations for smaller gatherings like weddings, reunions and other intimate events. No matter the size or the theme of your event the "Golden State" is full of jewels waiting to be explored. Anaheim Power to the Planners. With over 1 million sq. ft. of exhibit space, 131 hotels, 280 sunny days per year, and tons of awesome things to see and do – Anaheim is the perfect place for high- impact meetings and events. Your next meeting will be unfor- gettable, with over 2,700 culinary and entertainment hubs at your fingertips.\ Anaheim and Orange County attract meetings of all sizes. Choose from a diverse collection of hotels and venues, from urban settings, to the beautiful Pacific Ocean coastline to Disneyland. From self-contained meetings to citywides utiliz- ing multiple properties and the Anaheim Convention Center, coordinating events here is a breeze. Long Beach Immerse yourself in a completely turnkey meeting experi- ence. Long Beach is the perfect destination to turn corporate- style events into the extraordinary. Easy and affordable, the destination's ready-to-go meeting solutions will save you up to $1,000,000, and make for a refreshingly different meeting expe- rience unlike anything else. Planning your perfect event has never been easier. The Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center has versatile meeting venues that can be customized to suit your needs. You choose the space that is right for you. Meeting room or ball- room? Indoor or outdoor? Theater—large or small? Exhibit Hall or Arena? The Long Beach Center has what you need. The choice is yours. Los Angeles The California sunshine, silky sands, lush landscape and gleaming skyline that have long since lured pioneers and dreamers to Los Angeles continue to draw in business travelers alike year-round. This iconic destination stands alone, with its convention core just 16 miles from Los Angeles International Airport, ten dis- tinct regions, unique and open-air venues, and an unmatched, local talent pool. Here, in the capital of creativity, Meeting Planners have the opportunity to explore the endless meeting spaces both indoors and outdoors matching their clients' needs with just the RIGHT feel for their event. Located in the heart of Downtown, the Los Angeles Convention Center is the premier venue for conventions, trade shows and exhibitions. The LACC is one of the most techno- logically advanced convention and exhibition centers in the world and the only one equipped with 5G capability. Features include 720,000 sq. ft. of exhibit hall space, 147,000 sq. ft. of meeting room space, 64 column-free meeting rooms and a newly renovated 299-seat presentation theatre. Los Angeles is a trend-setting global metropolis with a fas- cinating history and a rich cultural heritage. LA's cultural attractions are second to none, whether it's the Space Shuttle Disneyland Hotel Long Beach Convention Center W/Queen Mary in background Los Angeles Convention Center B M & T ••• March/April 2024 ••• www.blackmeetingsandtourism.com 23

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