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Book room nights at any of our Crowne Plaza® northeast locations, and you can earn up to 250,000 bonus Priority Club® points. That’s ten times the usual reward. The more room nights you book before October 31, 2011 and use for meetings before December 30, 2011, the more you can earn. So start booking now to earn big—The Big Reward.
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New York State
The Emblematic Empire State
By CAROLYN BLACKBURN
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Throughout New York’s meetings-friendly destinations, planners will find a wealth of historic, culturally rich options that are perfect for group visits or memorable gatherings.
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Following are several great ideas to incorporate Empire State history and heritage into agendas.
THE HIGH LINE, NEW YORK CITY
www.thehighline.org
According to Chris Heywood, spokesperson for NYC & Company, the historic High Line is among the city’s must-visit attractions.
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Property Profile
Trump Soho – New York
Whether you’re people watching over a glass of champagne in the hip lobby, gazing over the skyline from the bathtub in your suite or savoring the sparkling urban backdrop during an evening reception on the top floor, the views from Trump SoHo are impressive from any vantage point.
The stylish new kid on the block, rising 46 floors above the art galleries, restaurants and boutique shops of SoHo, debuted in 2010 and has been turning heads ever since…
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What do industry professionals want? – A Meetings Focus blog
By Joan Eisenstodt
Recently, an industry association raised dues for supplier members in order, we were told, to support education for planner members. In a number of lively discussions among colleagues, lots of concern was expressed: How appropriate is it for one segment of a membership to underwrite the education of another? What is the ROI for those supplying the funds? What do their employers expect for their dues dollars?
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