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Monday March 6Th 2017 6 - 10 PM Monday March 6th 2017 6 - 10 PM #TCLA17 #TCLA17 Welcome LA 2017 Thank you for attending this year’s Los Angeles Entertainment Travel Event. Our continued goal at Tour Connection is to provide a platform for our partners to build and maintain relationships, and enhance our THE LINE IS A LOS ANGELES HOTEL community. COLLABORATION WITH DESIGN BY SEAN KNIBB, RESTAURANTS BY ROY Please let us know how we can better serve CHOI, NIGHTLIFE BY THE HOUSTON you in 2017. BROTHERS, AND ART AND DESIGN COLLECTIVE POKETO. Many Thanks, Allan Goetz, Elizabeth Lowe, Michael Stone, Eric Goetz, Kari Starr, Grace Gilliland, Bryan Lowe, Vanessa Forster, Kelly Main, Jennie Goodwin, Sally Hamilton, Katie Schwind, Jill Rickard, Megan Lane and Nicole Butcher. 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