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DATE: March 2016 1-800-495-0119 | [email protected] | teneohg.com TOTAL MEETING LARGEST MEETING STATE / COUNTRY / DISTRICT CITY MEMBER HOTELS, RESORTS & DMCs SLEEPING ROOMS SPACE (Indoor) SPACE ALASKA Girdwood Alyeska Resort 304 8,000 3,000 ARIZONA DMC Southwest Conference Planners (Phoenix/Scottsdale/Sedona/Tucson) Phoenix The Wigwam 331 45,000 10,800 Scottsdale FireSky Resort & Spa 204 13,924 6,800 Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain Resort & Spa 105 6,200 3,204 Talking Stick Resort (New) 496 50,000 24,556 The Scottsdale Resort at McCormick Ranch 326 50,000 10,000 Tucson Loews Ventana Canyon Resort 398 35,000 10,800 Bixel & Company (LA), Arrangements Unlimited (Orange County/Palm CALIFORNIA DMC Springs/San Diego), Cappa & Graham, Inc. (San Francisco) Lake Tahoe Resort at Squaw Creek 405 33,000 9,525 Los Angeles Loews Hollywood Hotel 628 76,000 25,090 Sofitel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills 295 10,000 3,823 Ojai Ojai Valley Inn & Spa 308 16,000 6,000 Palm Springs/Indian Wells Miramonte Resort & Spa 215 16,190 5,824 San Diego Bahia Resort Hotel 313 21,000 7,992 Catamaran Resort Hotel and Spa 310 20,000 4,876 Hard Rock Hotel San Diego 420 27,790 9,170 Hotel del Coronado 757 65,000 12,567 Loews Coronado Bay 439 24,691 13,764 Rancho Bernardo Inn 287 40,000 10,140 The Lodge at Torrey Pines 170 13,000 3,250 The Westgate Hotel 223 17,000 2,500 San Francisco Park Central Hotel San Francisco 681 23,210 9,040 Santa Monica Le Méridien Delfina Santa Monica 310 10,937 4,533 Temecula Temecula Creek Inn 130 10,000 4,000 COLORADO DMC AXS Group Breckenridge Beaver Run Resort & Conference Center 515 40,000 7,200 Denver Magnolia Hotel Denver 297 10,000 3,500 Keystone Keystone Resort and Conference Center 850 60,000 19,800 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DMC DMC Network Washington D.C. Sofitel Washington DC Lafayette Square 237 5,500 1,800 The Hay-Adams 145 6,350 3,262 The Liaison Capitol Hill 343 9,035 4,400 The Willard InterContinental 335 23,000 4,736 Washington Court Hotel on Capitol Hill 265 20,000 3,850 FLORIDA DMC Deco Productions, Inc. (Miami), DMC Network (Orlando) Duck Key Hawks Cay Resort 434 20,000 5,733 Islamorada Cheeca Lodge & Spa 214 4,683 2,065 Key Largo Ocean Reef Club 275 30,000 7,500 Kissimmee Reunion Resort (New) 300 10,446 8,160 Miami Biltmore Hotel of Coral Gables 273 75,000 6,528 EPIC Miami 411 15,000 4,187 InterContinental Miami 641 84,000 13,314 Trump International Beach Resort 355 22,000 5,160 Trump National Doral Miami 643 100,000 24,079 Turnberry Isle Miami 408 40,000 11,904 Miami Beach 1 Hotel South Beach 426 22,760 6,500 Fontainebleau Miami Beach 1,504 107,000 31,340 Nobu Eden Roc Resort (New) 631 70,000 12,960 Shelborne Wyndham Grand South Beach 177 10,000 4,388 Naples LaPlaya Beach & Golf Resort 189 8,000 5,000 Naples Grande Beach Resort 474 51,000 14,442 Orlando Buena Vista Suites 279 2,070 1,720 Caribe Royale All-Suite Hotel & Convention Center 1,338 150,000 40,000 Hard Rock Hotel at Universal Resort 650 6,000 2,964 Loews Portofino Bay Hotel 750 42,000 15,040 Loews Royal Pacific Resort 1,000 131,931 41,503 Loews Sapphire Falls Resort *(opens summer '16) 1,000 114,885 40,713 Rosen Centre Hotel 1,334 150,000 35,000 Rosen Plaza Hotel 800 60,000 26,000 Rosen Shingle Creek 1,501 490,000 95,000 Universal's Cabana Bay Beach Resort 1,800 - - Palm Beach Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa 309 24,000 9,680 Tideline Ocean Resort & Spa 134 6,000 2,180 Palm Beach Gardens PGA National Resort & Spa 359 39,000 9,940 Palm Coast Hammock Beach Resort (New) 330 15,000 4,536 St. Pete Beach Loews Don CeSar Hotel 277 22,000 5,400 Tampa Saddlebrook Resort 540 65,500 17,743 GEORGIA DMC Destination South Meetings & Events Atlanta The InterContinental Buckhead, Atlanta 422 31,000 11,400 HAWAII DMC DeSilva Meeting Consultants, Inc. IDAHO Coeur d'Alene The Coeur d'Alene Resort 338 32,000 15,000 Sun Valley Sun Valley Resort 485 24,000 8,470 ILLINOIS DMC Chicago Travel Consultants, Inc. ("CTC") Chicago InterContinental Chicago 792 45,000 7,695 DATE: March 2016 1-800-495-0119 | [email protected] | teneohg.com TOTAL MEETING LARGEST MEETING STATE / COUNTRY / DISTRICT CITY MEMBER HOTELS, RESORTS & DMCs SLEEPING ROOMS SPACE (Indoor) SPACE Swissôtel Chicago 661 65,000 14,000 The James Chicago 297 7,000 2,650 Trump International Hotels & Tower Chicago 339 26,600 4,480 Itasca Eaglewood Resort & Spa 295 37,000 7,031 INDIANA DMC Accent Indy, LLC LOUISIANA DMC ACCENT on Arrangements, Inc. New Orleans Le Pavillon Hotel 226 9,063 1,872 Royal Sonesta Hotel New Orleans 483 20,000 5,000 Windsor Court 316 10,000 2,730 MARYLAND DMC DMC Network Baltimore Lord Baltimore Hotel 440 25,000 8,910 MASSACHUSETTS DMC Destination Partners, Inc., FM&A Events Boston + Beyond Boston Boston Harbor Hotel at Rowes Wharf 230 20,000 5,633 Boston Park Plaza Hotel 1,054 50,480 14,520 Hotel Commonwealth Boston 245 11,115 3,200 Revere Hotel Boston Common 356 36,000 6,400 MINNESOTA Minneapolis The Commons Hotel 304 20,200 5,200 MISSOURI DMC Destination St. Louis, Inc. Kansas City Hotel Sorella Country Club Plaza 132 5,700 2,471 MONTANA Greenough The Resort at Paws Up (New) 73 109,523 34,300 AWG Destination Services, LLC (Las Vegas), Destination Tahoe Meetings & NEVADA DMC Events (Reno/Lake Tahoe) Henderson Green Valley Ranch Resort, Spa & Casino 495 65,000 17,146 Las Vegas The Venetian | The Palazzo 7,092 2,250,000 85,000 Reno Peppermilll Resort Spa Casino 1,623 106,000 62,000 Summerlin Red Rock Resort Spa & Casino 814 100,000 20,126 NEW JERSEY DMC Destination Philly A.C. Hamburg Grand Cascades Lodge at Crystal Springs Resort 250 19,985 4,300 Vernon Minerals Hotel at Crystal Springs Resort 174 10,610 4,200 NEW MEXICO Albuquerque Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town (New) 188 40,000 14,000 Santa Fe Bishop's Lodge Ranch Resort and Spa 111 8,000 4,200 Eldorado Hotel & Spa (New) 219 17,300 7,000 Taos El Monte Sagrado (New) 84 5,995 2,400 NEW YORK DMC Briggs, Inc. Brooklyn 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge (New) Opens Nov. 2016 194 17,075 6,025 Manhattan Crowne Plaza Times Square Manhattan 795 23,500 6,780 New York City InterContinental New York Times Square (New) 607 10,000 4,048 Loews Regency New York (New) 379 1,550 700 Lotte New York Palace 909 30,000 3,456 Sofitel New York 398 6,846 2,580 The Knickerbocker (New) 330 2,200 2,200 Trump SoHo New York 391 10,459 3,894 Rye Brook Doral Arrowwood (New) 369 38,000 6,532 NORTH CAROLINA DMC TCG Events Charlotte The Ballantyne Hotel & Lodge 244 25,000 6,400 OHIO DMC Accent on Cincinnati PENNSYLVANIA DMC Destination Philly A.C. 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  • Circumnavigation of the Black Sea

    Circumnavigation of the Black Sea

    CIRCUMNAVIGATION OF THE BLACK SEA June 26 - July 10, 2020 | 15 Days | Aboard Le Bougainville UKRAINE Expedition Highlights Odessa • Choose from several tours highlighting Istanbul’s wealth of historic sites and ROMANIA RUSSIA Histria architectural treasures. Constanta DANUBE RIVER DELTA Sochi • Enjoy an energetic performance of Varna BLACK SEA traditional dances in Georgia while BULGARIA sampling local wines. GEORGIA • Explore the grand city of Odessa, with Bartin Batumi BOSPORUS splendid examples of elegant 18th- and Istanbul Safranbolu Samsun Trabzon 19th-century architecture, including a Amasya Sumela tour of the magnificent Opera House. TURKEY • Cruise through the winding canals of the Danube River Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Biosphere Reserve, as we search for over 200 species of birds. • Wander through a wealth of well- preserved Ottoman architecture in Safranbolu. • Itinerary .................................... page 2 > • Flight Information ...................... page 3 > • Ship, Deck Plan & Rates ............ page 4 > • Featured Leaders ....................... page 5 > • Know Before You Go ................. page 5 > © Allan Langdale © Allan Langdale • Optional Pre-Voyage Extension .. page 6 > BLUE MOSQUE SUMELA MONASTERY © Allan Langdale © Allan Langdale Wednesday, July 1 Itinerary SAMSUN / AMASYA From the port of Samsun, drive inland to Amasya, former capital of the kingdom of Pontus during the third century BC. Explore the Based on the expeditionary nature of our trips, there may be photogenic alleys lined with 19th-century Ottoman-era houses, ongoing enhancements to this itinerary. the ethnographic museum, and an Islamic seminary. Enjoy lunch overlooking the town and Pontic Tombs. Friday, June 26, 2020 DEPART USA Thursday, July 2 Board your overnight flight to Istanbul. TRABZON / SUMELA Ancient Greeks settled in Trabzon along a branch of the Silk Road from Asia.