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<p>[QUOTE="tibor, post: 7756097, member: 73385"][USER=17011]@Rushmore[/USER] While it would be great for the ANA WFoM to travel to</p><p>different cities each year, it just isn't possible. Local taxes, union,</p><p>the safety of dealers and convention attendees plays a big part in the</p><p>ANA's decision. Easy to get to cities is high on the list. Dealers do not</p><p>want to change planes and neither do the attendees. Ease and security</p><p>play a MAJOR role in this decision. The cities want the conventions to</p><p>reserve a block of rooms. If these rooms are not sold out, the city</p><p>makes the ANA to make up the difference. The concession also has</p><p>its requirements. IF they do not meet certain $ goals, the ANA makes</p><p>up the difference. In some cities the unions rule. Do you want some</p><p>ham fisted union employee carrying your inventory to your table if</p><p>your a dealer. Security is a major concern. Some cities such as Detroit</p><p>would not be attended by many dealers and collectors. After the summer</p><p>of 2020 there are a few more to add to the list. At Rosemont, you are</p><p>a 15 minute shuttle ride from the airport. Several nice hotels within</p><p>a five minute walk of the convention center. Many cities do not return</p><p>the ANA's initial call. Let's face it, among conventions, the WFoM is</p><p>very, very small potatoes. In a good year 10,000 collectors attend,</p><p>many are counted several times as they come and go from the con-</p><p>vention hall. On the other hand, AMWAY, Shriners and other organizations</p><p>can easily have 40,000 attendees. In Denver of 2017, the Nissan Corp.</p><p>was has having a "get together" of their dealers and suppliers. They</p><p>were disappointed that only 25,000 were going to show. So the fact that</p><p>Rosemont will have the ANA convention is a true blessing. I know it's not</p><p>fair that Chicago gets the lions share of conventions, but everything</p><p>considered it is far and away the best place to hold it. I know there are</p><p>other factors that play into the decision making process but at 2:30 AM</p><p>they don't come to mind. I want to make one thing clear, I am not</p><p>a spokesperson for the ANA. These are just thoughts and reasons that</p><p>have been voiced over the last several years. I hope to see and meet</p><p>several of forum members in Chicago.</p><p> PS I'm driving 600+ miles to attend this year.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="tibor, post: 7756097, member: 73385"][USER=17011]@Rushmore[/USER] While it would be great for the ANA WFoM to travel to different cities each year, it just isn't possible. Local taxes, union, the safety of dealers and convention attendees plays a big part in the ANA's decision. Easy to get to cities is high on the list. Dealers do not want to change planes and neither do the attendees. Ease and security play a MAJOR role in this decision. The cities want the conventions to reserve a block of rooms. If these rooms are not sold out, the city makes the ANA to make up the difference. The concession also has its requirements. IF they do not meet certain $ goals, the ANA makes up the difference. In some cities the unions rule. Do you want some ham fisted union employee carrying your inventory to your table if your a dealer. Security is a major concern. Some cities such as Detroit would not be attended by many dealers and collectors. After the summer of 2020 there are a few more to add to the list. At Rosemont, you are a 15 minute shuttle ride from the airport. Several nice hotels within a five minute walk of the convention center. Many cities do not return the ANA's initial call. Let's face it, among conventions, the WFoM is very, very small potatoes. In a good year 10,000 collectors attend, many are counted several times as they come and go from the con- vention hall. On the other hand, AMWAY, Shriners and other organizations can easily have 40,000 attendees. In Denver of 2017, the Nissan Corp. was has having a "get together" of their dealers and suppliers. They were disappointed that only 25,000 were going to show. So the fact that Rosemont will have the ANA convention is a true blessing. I know it's not fair that Chicago gets the lions share of conventions, but everything considered it is far and away the best place to hold it. I know there are other factors that play into the decision making process but at 2:30 AM they don't come to mind. I want to make one thing clear, I am not a spokesperson for the ANA. These are just thoughts and reasons that have been voiced over the last several years. I hope to see and meet several of forum members in Chicago. PS I'm driving 600+ miles to attend this year.[/QUOTE]
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