Registration opens for 2019 Summit of the Americas
Registration has opened for the 2019 Summit of the Americas, which takes place at a new venue, the Hyatt Regency Orlando, from March 24 to 27, 2019.
The three-day trade area features thousands of brands, according to the joint organizers, IAADFS and ASUTIL.
The executive conference sessions on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday mornings aim to provide informative presentations, adding even more value for participating attendees, they said.
The Opening Cocktail will be held on Sunday evening, followed by entertainment and dancing at the Cuba Libre Fun Night on Monday night.
On Tuesday night, the Summit Celebration begins with “cocktails, heavy hors d'oeuvres, and light entertainment, and continues later with higher-energy entertainment and dancing”.
Numerous exhibitor-hosted events will take place during the Summit.
The registration fee includes access to the three-day trade area, all official social events, and the Executive Conference Sessions on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday mornings.
Attendees are encouraged to register by January 25 for the lowest registration fee.
To learn more about the Summit and to register online, visit https://www.2019summitoftheamericas.org/Registration
Exhibitors will receive separate instructions on how to register for badges.
The organizers encourage attendees to book rooms as soon as soon as possible to guarantee availability for the 2019 Summit of the Americas.
They have negotiated a special rate at the Hyatt Regency Orlando of US$269 per night (plus taxes and resort fee).
To learn more about reservations at the Hyatt Regency Orlando and to book your room reservation, visit https://www.2019summitoftheamericas.org/Housing
Please note: the only official hotel reservation method is booking directly with the Hyatt Regency Orlando using the links provided. The organizers do not work with any third-party housing agencies. Any solicitations received regarding housing for the 2019 Summit of the Americas are unauthorized, and any reservations booked through such soliciting companies may result in reservations that are not legitimate, they said.
