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City of Brotherly Love comes callin'.(Philadelphia competing with Washington D.C. to lure conventions)(Brief Article)

Washington Business Journal

| February 18, 2000 | CUBE, CHRISTINE | COPYRIGHT 1985 American City Business Journals, Inc. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Convention marketers try to lure association business

Top-of-the-line restaurants. Great shopping venues. Luxurious hotels. Thousands of new hotel rooms coming online. A strong arts and culture scene.

Sounds like D.C., doesn't it?

That's what Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau officials hope you'll think -- you and the 250 potential meeting and convention clients they met with recently in D.C. The Philly folks were in town for three days reaching out to the D.C.-area's association meeting planners, hoping to lure them and their lucrative annual conventions to the City of Brotherly Love.

On Feb. 9, 120 meeting planners attended a …

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