Black Meetings and Tourism

March / April 2018

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B M & T ••• March/April 2018 ••• www.blackmeetingsandtourism.com 7 HUNTINGTON CONVENTION CENTER OF CLEVELAND DIVERTS 357 THOUSAND POUNDS OF TRASH IN 2017 The Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland and the Global Center for Health Innovation, managed by SMG, diverted a total of 357,274 pounds of materials from the landfill during the past year, including 75,880 pounds of cardboard, 46,440 pounds of wood pallets, 18,480 pounds of mixed plastic, 14,780 pounds of mixed fibers, 10,000 pounds of glass, and nearly 9,000 pounds of new Marvel-themed attraction that will be coming to the Walt Disney Studios, part of the new Marvel area development. In 2020, the resort will open Disney's Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel, a reimagining of Disney's Hotel New York that will showcase the inspiring worlds of Iron Man, The Avengers, and Spider-Man, among others. And this summer, the Marvel Summer of Super Heroes seasonal event will take place at Disneyland Paris, where guests can meet their favorite heroes and experience new live entertainment. Europe's number one tourist destination, Disneyland Paris boasts two spectacular theme parks (Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park) and seven themed Disney hotels with 5,800 rooms (more than 2,700 rooms are available in Selected and Associated Hotels). Two full-service convention centers and a world-class 27-hole golf course are also present. In addition to this, the destination is home to Disney Village – one of the largest entertainment complexes in the Ile-de- France region. Spread over more than 30,000m², Disney Village proposes themed dining, shopping and cinema experi- ences. Disneyland Paris comprises 59 attractions, 63 shops, and 55 restaurants. For more information contact Cathy at cathy.pianon@dis- ney.com or Christi Erwin Donnan at christi.erwin.donnan- @disney.com continue on page 20

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