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Reno Brews Fun and Great Beer
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Reno Tahoe has experienced a renaissance of hops, with more than a dozen new brewpubs joining the exceptional list of locally-owned restaurants. Almost all of the Reno brewpubs are full-service restaurants, which means they are family friendly and offer an easy avenue to soaking up those fresh suds. Most are within walking distance of the downtown corridor, and can be found throughout the MidTown area, just south of downtown, as well as in Sparks and south Reno.
In addition to unique, curated menus, Reno Tahoe brewers take great pride in creating a wide variety tastes and strengths, offering sessional and high-volume beverages which should all be enjoyed responsibly. You’ll be happy to know that the fairly young proliferation of high-quality, professional brewing is not only being recognized by locals. In the 2016 Best of Craft Beer Awards, IMBIB Custom Brews won three medals, including a gold medal for its Berliner Weisse. Brasserie St. James won two medals, taking gold for its 1904 brew. Brasserie St. James was also named “Mid-size Brewpub of the Year” at the 2014 Great American Beer Festival. The Depot, Nevada’s first brewery/distillery, has also been awarded for its spirits. Find a spot near you at RenoBrewMap.com.
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- How many travelers were produced from the 2016 Summit? Results from our survey indicate that over the 18 months following Go West 2016, buyers are expected to bring 3,626,203 visitors into the US directly because of the show.
- How much business was booked on the show floor in 2016? Buyers signed contracts on the floor worth $7,118,254
- What is the dollar return on investment (ROI) for GWS 2016? Go West will result in a stunning $172,287,905 in business over 18 months following GWS 2016.
- Result? $3.67 Billion USD produced for suppliers throughout Go West Summit’s history.
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Mary Motsenbocker Appointed to TTAB
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Exciting news out of Washington as Go West Summit/ITM president and founder, Mary Motsenbocker is appointed to the Travel and Tourism Advisory Board (TTAB). Go West congratulates all the new (and returning) appointees with a special shout-out to partners, Gary Schluter of Rocky Mountain Holiday Tours, Sherry Rupert, president, American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association, and delegates representing our state sponsors. Click here for more information and official press release.
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2017 Registration Details
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BUYER
Primary Delegate: $345
SUPPLIER
Primary Delegate: $2,495
PRIMARY REGISTRATION PACKAGE INCLUDES
One Delegate Badge • One Set of Appointments • Reduced Rates at Atlantis Resort • 1 Breakfast, 3 Lunches, 2 Dinners • Delegate Profile Directory • “Best of the West” Itineraries • Complimentary or Reduced Adventure Day Rates • Buyers Invited to Participate in Reno Hotel Site Tour
TO ATTEND
BUYER REGISTRATION FEE
In an effort to continue to attract and showcase unique suppliers that our international buyers will not find at larger, more expensive shows, GWS has implemented a small buyer registration rate to offset increased event attendance and costs. With our recent buyer growth, incremental annual adjustments to the supplier registration rate alone is no longer a viable solution when we're inviting nearly a third of the registrants to attend at no registration cost.
Go West Summit remains dedicated to serving travel suppliers in our 15-state region and maintaining a product that is one of the best investments in the tourism industry.
2017 Brochure Available
Here
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Go West Summit
GoWestSummit.com
6420 S Quebec St. Englewood, CO, USA 80111
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Go West Summit
introduces the world's top international tour operators to specialty suppliers offering tourism-related products or services in the American West. February 20-23, 2017, Go West Summit partners with Reno Tahoe USA and Travel Nevada to present the ultimate business-to-business tourism convention experience with a side of adventure!
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