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1618083494 Insider.Pdf INSIDER COLLECTION WELCOME TO THE INTERCONTINENTAL AT Doral MiamI INSIDER COLLECTION Truly memorable meetings and events with authentic local flavour – that is the inspiration behind the InterContinental Insider Collection. Our network of hotels and resorts is global; our knowledge and expertise local, giving planners guaranteed choice, range and depth to add to any meeting or conference. Each hotel offers its own bespoke selection of services which are firmly rooted in their location and are responsibly guided by our partnership with National Geographic’s Center for Sustainable Destinations. The options are limitless, the local knowledge rich, the service professional and faultless, the delegate experience enriching and rewarding every time. Sample for yourself some of our wonderful InterContinental at Doral Miami experiences. 1 of 3 INTRODUCTION | LOCATIONS | SPEAKERS | COMMUNITY | INTERACTIONS | BREAKS | CONTACT US InterContinental at Doral Miami 2505 Northwest 87th Ave | Doral, Florida 33172 | United States Go to www.intercontinental.com/meetings or click here to contact us INSIDER COLLECTION INSIDER LOCATIONS Choose an InterContinental venue for your event and a world of possibilities opens up. As locals, your hotel team hold the key to a side of your locality tourists never see. What and who they know gives you an exclusive mix of authentic venues and experiences to play with. INSIDER SPEAKERS Bring your event to life with an inspirational speaker – someone who can really strike a chord with your delegates and enrich their experience beyond measure. Fascinating and engaging, motivating Insider Speakers range from celebrities and cultural experts to sporting heroes. Whatever their passion, they all have a local connection and you will discover that their unique insights and local know-how make your event one to remember. INSIDER COMMUNITY There’s nothing quite like immersing yourself in the community to gain an added depth and understanding to your experience in a new destination. Insider Community has been designed to benefit local people and create truly memorable and meaningful experiences for your delegates too. INSIDER INTERACTIONS This team-building experience will help your delegates connect with each other as never before. Using the unique character, heritage or geography of your destination to inspire interaction, each experience, whether based on or off-site offers an original way to engage delegates and motivate them to build effective working relationships. INSIDER BREAKS With Insider Collection even your breaks are fulfilling experiences. From serving up a delicious lunch of provincial dishes for a taste of regional cuisine to spending some quality time with your Concierge team to get their best insider tips, a few minutes out of your busy schedule becomes a whole experience in itself. 2 of 3 INTRODUCTION | LOCATIONS | SPEAKERS | COMMUNITY | INTERACTIONS | BREAKS | CONTACT US InterContinental at Doral Miami 2505 Northwest 87th Ave | Doral, Florida 33172 | United States Go to www.intercontinental.com/meetings or click here to contact us ENRICHING EXPERIENCES FOR OUR GUESTS AND OUR ENVIRONMENT We believe that a responsible meeting is not only what you experience in the meeting room but also knowing that your hotel respects the destination around it. We’re proud to partner the leaders in geotourism, the National Geographic Center for Sustainable Destinations. Our ambition is that guests enjoy enriching experiences that reveal what makes a place truly special – its heritage, culture and tradition – and the importance of protecting it. At InterContinental we use a holistic approach to being a responsible business: to work from the grass roots up, recognising each individual hotel team as the experts best placed to use their local knowledge for developing community and environmental initiatives that meet the specific needs of the destination. This Insider Collection gives delegates access to some of these unique experiences, and for those meetings that stay in the meeting room, you can be assured our hotel is working behind the scenes to protect what is special about the place for fellow travellers. Contact us for pricing specific to your group. INTRODUCTION | LOCATIONS | SPEAKERS | COMMUNITY | INTERACTIONS | BREAKS | CONTACT US InterContinental at Doral Miami 2505 Northwest 87th Ave | Doral, Florida 33172 | United States Go to www.intercontinental.com/meetings or click here to contact us INSIDER LOCATIONS SPEND PART OF YOUR MEETING AT THE VIZCAYA MUSEUM AND GARDENS The perfect spot for an elegant dinner, intimate cocktail party, off-site meeting, or just a change of scene, the magnificent Vizcaya Museum and Gardens is the ultimate venue. A Miami-Dade County facility, Vizcaya serves approximately 185,000 local residents and tourists annually, and is accredited by the American Association of Museums and distinguished as a United States National Historic Landmark. Open to the public 364 days per year with group tours offered in ten languages, Vizcaya offers a unique window onto another world. During their visit delegates can learn about local art, interior design, architecture, landscape design, horticulture, and the environment, as well as the role of internationalism in the history of the United States and Miami. 1 of 2 Contact us for pricing specific to your group. INTRODUCTION | LOCATIONS | SPEAKERS | COMMUNITY | INTERACTIONS | BREAKS | CONTACT US VIZCAYA MUSEUM AND GARDEN InterContinental at Doral Miami 2505 Northwest 87th Ave | Doral, Florida 33172 | United States Go to www.intercontinental.com/meetings or click here to contact us INSIDER LOCATIONS LOSE YOURSELF IN THE EVERGLADES For some adventurous time away from your meeting, Everglades National Park is a must. The largest subtropical wilderness in the United States, it is vast, covering some 1.5 million acres. This rich and green oasis, known locally as the ‘River of Grass’, is home to many rare and endangered species of animals and plants. This is truly a special place and one of global significance, entirely meriting its World Heritage Site status. It is also an International Biosphere Reserve, and Wetland of International Importance. Delegates can enjoy a guided tour, discovering the wildlife and exploring the diverse habitats. Other fun activities include bird- watching, hiking, kayaking and biking, and for those who prefer to take it easy, a relaxing evening around the campfire beckons. Contact us for pricing specific to your group. INTRODUCTION | LOCATIONS | SPEAKERS | COMMUNITY | INTERACTIONS | BREAKS | CONTACT US EVERGLADES InterContinental at Doral Miami 2505 Northwest 87th Ave | Doral, Florida 33172 | United States Go to www.intercontinental.com/meetings or click here to contact us INSIDER SPEAKERS DISCOVER LOCAL WILDLIFE WITH EXPERT, RON MAGILL Delegates will treasure forever this opportunity to gain a rare and fascinating insight into Miami’s rich and diverse wildlife. Their expert guide is Ron Magill. Of worldwide renown, Ron has worked with wildlife for over 30 years and is passionate about his subject. Ron will share some of his favorite stories with your delegates and speak of the privilege he feels at having had hands- on experience with a tremendous variety of animals ranging from crocodiles, eagles and cheetahs. Ron is an internationally recognized zoological authority and has appeared on a wide variety of local, national, and international programs including ‘National Geographic Explorer’. Ron also makes regular appearances on Spanish language television programs including international hits such as ‘Sabado Gigante’ and ‘Despierta America’. 1 of 2 Contact us for pricing specific to your group. INTRODUCTION | LOCATIONS | SPEAKERS | COMMUNITY | INTERACTIONS | BREAKS | CONTACT US RON MAGIIL InterContinental at Doral Miami 2505 Northwest 87th Ave | Doral, Florida 33172 | United States Go to www.intercontinental.com/meetings or click here to contact us INSIDER SPEAKERS ENRICHING THE COMMUNITY – A TALK BY BETTINA RODRIGUEZ Leading light in the local business community, Bettina Rodriguez will share her considerable financial know-how and insights with your delegates. In an interesting and uplifting session, she will retrace the steps to developing a healthy grass-roots business economy from the ground up. Bettina has held the position of Economic Developer for The City of Doral for the last two years. Chosen as Woman of the Year by the Minority Chamber of Commerce, Bettina is also one of just 22 Fellows of the National Hispanic Leadership Institute. She was born in Cuba, raised in New York and Miami, and did her formal training at FIU, Miami-Dade, University of Miami and Harvard. She holds degrees in Psychology, Social Work, and Leadership. Contact us for pricing specific to your group. INTRODUCTION | LOCATIONS | SPEAKERS | COMMUNITY | INTERACTIONS | BREAKS | CONTACT US BETTINA RODRIGUEZ InterContinental at Doral Miami 2505 Northwest 87th Ave | Doral, Florida 33172 | United States Go to www.intercontinental.com/meetings or click here to contact us INSIDER COMMUNITY AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY (RELAY FOR LIFE) This is an opportunity for your delegates to take part in a fantastic sporting event to raise money for a very worthy cause. Relay for life is the premier fundraising event for the American Cancer Society (ACS) and has always been about celebrating, remembering and fighting back against a disease that has already cost so many so much. Through Relay For Life, ACS is able to fund research, education, advocacy and patient services for people
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