<VV> Convention--Hotel
Harry Jensen, CORSA Executive Secretary
corsa at corvair.org
Sun Aug 6 15:30:30 EDT 2006
Hi Mark--
[Larry Claypool added to the distribution.]
I agree. Maps and directions need to be better. When we did conventions in
Chicago, we always put **everything** into the program book: maps and
directions to off site activities, churches, hospitals, etc. That way,
everyone who registers should have access to that information. We printed
extra copies of the program book from 2001 and routinely give it out to
convention organizers as an example of what a **good** program book should
contain.
But understand that there are an enormous amount of details in planning a
convention, so it is easy for some details to fall through the cracks. It
is difficult to understand how many details are involved, until you are
involved in the planning of a convention...
--H
At 01:30 PM 8/6/2006, airvair wrote:
>But the welcome party is another matter. Interesting location, but as I
>posted before, the directions to same were minimal if nonexistant. I
>only found it by blindly following a couple wearing Corvair regalia, who
>soon turned back. But then I followed somebody else farther up. Like I
>said in the earlier post, maps and directions were the pits. What
>happened??? Hope future conventions take note! PLEASE MAKE MAPS AND
>*ACCURATE* DIRECTIONS TO ALL OFF-SITE EVENTS PLENTIFUL AND WIDELY
>AVAILABLE!! And not just to *only* participants registered to that
>specific event. (I had to resort to my AAA map in order to find the
>concours, as nothing I could scrounge up had any indication as to where
>the park was, let alone directions to same. And I was supposed to be a
>judge!)
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