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B M & T ••• March/April 2024 ••• www.blackmeetingsandtourism.com 29 space and connects to the 1001-room Omni Dallas Hotel via skybridge. The venue accommodates groups of just about size with 724,526 sq. ft. of contiguous exhibit space, 403,310 total sq. ft. of column-free exhibit space 65,124 sq. ft. of ballrooms (all 3 ballrooms can be divided into 4 sections), a 21,290 sq. ft. arena with 9,816 seats and flexible outdoor space. From the intimacy of boutique hotels to the convenience and luxury of large convention hotels, all the nation's top brands are represented in Dallas, with an unmatched variety of accommodations for every preference and budget. This desti- nation is equipped with 35,559 hotel rooms in Dallas city limits alone, 10,642 hotel rooms in walkable downtown core and 239 current hotel projects currently in the pipeline. From the classics like Reunion Tower and Perot Museum of Nature and Science, to new experiences in must-see spots like Trinity Groves and the Design District, there are endless ways to fill a trip here. Throughout Dallas, you'll find plenty of ways to fill a one, two, or even three-day trip to the city with per- formances, restaurants, and adventures. Fort Worth The cowboy way of life meets modern culture in Fort Worth, TX. This urban oasis is home to several entertainment districts (including a walkable downtown), three Texas-size centers and the world's only twice-daily cattle drive. Plus, the destination is making room for even more group travel with new updates and developments throughout the city. With just a short ride from DFW Airport and the TEXRail getting here is a cinch for your group. The Fort Worth Convention Center is this destination's pre- mier event center, equipped with 253,226 sq. ft. of total exhibit space, 58,849 sq. ft. of flexible meeting space, a 28,160-sq. ft. ballroom and 38 breakout rooms. (bu)San Antonio(ebu) Enjoy an experience unlike any other in San Antonio, where a cutting-edge, modern meeting scene has evolved amid a city full of unforgettable attractions, history, and Old-World charm. The 1.6 million-sq. ft. Henry B. González Convention Center accommodates groups of all sizes and sits on the River Walk in the heart of downtown within walking distance of his- toric sites, restaurants, museums, theaters, shops, and thousands of hotel rooms. The city's blend of vibrant culture, modern attractions, acclaimed cuisine and breathtaking nature promises something for everyone. San Antonio has a unique sense of place that just can't be experienced in other destinations. UTAH Utah is made up of vibrant and historic cities and towns, all surrounded by natural beauty. These natural landscapes are designated as national parks, national monuments, national forests, state parks and millions of additional acres of open spaces. Meeting Planners and leisure travelers alike will appreci- ate the attributes Utah processes, offering the once in a life- time opportunity to meet in a state full of so much adventure. Salt Lake City is the state's largest destination with capabil- ities to host the events that require the most accommodations. Park City and Ogden are neighboring cities which provide more hospitable services but on a slightly smaller scale, perfect for reunions and business retreats. Utah is home to The Greatest Snow on Earth® and some of the best ski resorts around. Here you'll find endless pock- ets of powder, snowy red rock views, welcoming slope-side culture, and the unmatched accessibility of it all. Utah desti- nations offer groups the chance to blend work with a memo- rable ski trip. WASH I NGTON From abundant outdoor recreation to a thriving dining and craft beer scene, you'll find no shortage of activities to keep your group busy during your time in the State of Washington. The region's premier destination for large group events would be Seattle. With a convention center boasting 573,770 Dallas Convention Center Hyatt Regency Salt Lake City Fort Worth Convention Center