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San Francisco's Hospitality Boom

Tourism Booms With A Record 25 Million Visitors

Event Ended On: Wednesday November 30 2016

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Speakers and Panels

The Development Panel

Jim Heilbronner
Bay Area Architecture & Design

Jim Heilbronner

President, Architectural Dimensions
Edd Burton
Moderator

Edd Burton

Associate Director, Turner & Townsend Trestle

The Investment Forecast

Rob Kline
ONE-STOP HOTEL ASSET INVESTMENT & MANAGEMENT

Rob Kline

Founder & CEO, Chartres Lodging Group

Jay Grenfell

National Client Manager, Partner Engineering and Science

Lodging Trends: Boutique Hotels & Emerging Markets

Venue

JW Marriott San Francisco
515 Mason Street
San Francisco, CA 94102

Ballroom: Metropolitan A & Foyer, 2nd floor


Parking Information:

On Site - $18 first hour, $6 each additional half hour


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Agenda

Time Activity
7:30 AM
8:00 AM
Breakfast and Networking
8:00 AM
8:15 AM
Opening Remarks
8:15 AM
8:50 AM
The Development Boom
8:50 AM
9:25 AM
The Investment Forecast
9:25 AM
10:00 AM
Lodging Trends: Boutique Hotels & Emerging Markets
10:00 AM
10:30 AM
Post-Panel Networking

Summary

Come join Bisnow at our 2016 Bay Area Hospitality event for a morning discussion on the current trends, future expectations, and large growth in tourism in the area.

 

Everything from the world's largest hotel merger to boutique hotels, our San Francisto Hospitality Boom event will cover it all.

 

The top 25 largest hotels in the Bay make up a staggering 17,137 total combined rooms and the combined number of employees from the top 23 of 25 hotels make up 8,745 employed. The average Bay Area visitor is 43 and has an average annual household income of $118-- with only 17.2% traveling to San Francisco with children. What does this mean for the industry?

 

We are gathering a group of top-level executives to discuss tourist demand, hot trends in the industry, and more in the ever-growing Bay Area hospitality industry. As always, come early and stay late for plenty of breakfast and networking!

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