= SIGNATURE PARTNER GOVERNMENT Capital Area Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce HALLS & AUDITORIUMS a visitor's guide to the Mall and Capitol Hill. The American Institute of Architects Cultural Tourism DC ★ Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington (202) 436-2028 caglcc.org A nonprofit, nonpartisan, mostly volunteer network of nearly 3,000 LGBT and ally professionals from organizations in the DC metro area. (202) 626-7312 aia.org A one-of-a-kind alternative to convention and hotel venues in the center of DC near the White House. (202) 661-7581 culturaltourismdc.org Your gateway to historic neighbor-hoods where museums, parks and gardens, theaters and self-guided walking trails await you. (202) 331-5990 ramw.org A trade association founded in 1920 representing, educating and promoting restaurants and affiliate industries in DC and Northern Virginia. D.C. Department of Small and Local Business Development Events DC ★ CultureCapital (202) 727-3900 dslbd.dc.gov The District's small business services agency committed to the growth and retention of busi-nesses and the development of DC's commercial corridors. (202) 249-3000, (800) 368-9000 eventsdc.com A 2.3 million sq. ft. convention center in the heart of DC. Five exhibition halls, 66 meeting rooms and the largest ballroom in the eastern U.S. (202) 387-8391 culturecapital.org Get discounted tickets to Metro DC's theater and performing arts. Visit ticketplace.org to benefit from this nonprofit's program. Washington Area Concierge Association dcwaca.org Fosters opportunities for the growth and development of con-cierge and affiliate members and uses collective strength for local charitable activities. DC Chamber of Commerce National Press Club DC Chamber of Commerce (202) 638-7330, (866) DCISFUN dcchamber.org Manages the DC visitor satellite desk in the convention center and the Tourist Information Mobile on the 1400 block of Madison Dr. NW. (202) 662-7587 press.org/host 18,000 sq. ft. of historic event space in the heart of downtown. Full-service catering and AV in-house; dozens of parking options and hotels nearby. (202) 638-7330, (866) DCISFUN dcchamber.org Manages the DC visitor satellite desk in the convention center and the Tourist Information Mobile on the 1400 block of Madison Dr. NW. INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS/ CONSULTANTS Ntiva, Inc. Destinations International Greater Washington Board of Trade Special Events at Union Station (202) 857-5900 bot.org Region's premier business organization providing advocacy, research and programs for the area's business community. (202) 289-8300 unionstationevents.com Three unique locations for meet-ings, lunches, dinners, receptions and galas for 40 to 4,000+ guests in Washington's grand Beaux Arts train station. (202) 296-7888 destinationsinternational.org The world's largest association of convention and visitor bureaus serving more than 550 destination management organizations in 30+ countries. (703) 891-0131 ntiva.com A full IT solution provider catering to all technological needs. Project management, hardware and software procurement and fixed-budget maintenance. INTERPRETERS & TRANSLATING (888) 456-1626 ltclanguagesolutions.com Meeting language and cultural needs of organizations since 1993. Offering language training, cross cultural training, interpreting and translation. (202) 838-1088 redblueint.com A premier provider of globalization solutions servicing conferences with multilingual productions, interpreters and equipment technical support. (202) 347-2300 transperfect.com Provides a full range of language solutions including translation, interpretation, website localization and cultural consulting. Guest Services Inc. LTC Language Solutions Office of Cable Television, Film, Music and Entertainment HOTEL RESERVATION SERVICES aRes Travel, Inc. (703) 849-9300, (800) 654-6308 guestservices.com Hospitality management com-pany. Museum dining, attractions, specialty restaurants, recreation and retail. Group menus available. (202) 727-6608 film.dc.gov The one-stop-shop for all film-making needs in the nation's capital, from initial scout to loca-tion wrap. (202) 789-7064, (800) 828-0868 arestravelinc.com Enables consumers to make online hotel reservations, book airline tickets or car rentals and print-at-home ticketing for attractions and tours. Hotel Association of Washington, D.C. Red & Blue International The Pepco Conference room at WDCEP Booking.com (USA Inc.) (202) 661-8670 wdcep.com Located in the heart of downtown, easily accessible by public trans-portation and adjacent to many of DC's premiere landmarks. (800) 850-3958 booking.com With a mission is to help leisure and business travelers, whatever their budget. Easily discover, book and enjoy the world’s best places to stay. (202) 289-0584 hawdc.com Represents the interests of member hotels on governmental and public affairs issues and has a membership of suppliers who provide industry services. Maryland Motorcoach Association TransPerfect Translations Washington Airports Task Force INDUSTRY ORGANIZATIONS (571) 312-7117 marylandmotorcoach.org A motorcoach association repre-senting members of Motorcoach Owners, as well as tour and travel partners. (703) 572-8714 washingtonairports.com A nonpartisan and nonprofit 501(c)(3) corporation promoting the expansion and enhancement of aviation services for the nation's capital region. Capitol Hill Association of Merchants & Professionals (CHAMPS) National Concierge Association (202) 547-7788 capitolhill.org Dedicated to building a strong economic environment on Capitol Hill. Produces the Capitol Hill Map, (202) 789-2202 ncakey.org/washington-d-c-chapter Founding principal is to provide networking and educational opportunities to its members and promote the hospitality profession. (202) 223-3938 waltonthomas.com Most qualified conference support team in DC. Expert multilingual staffing, planning and scheduling services. No. 1 in customer service and skills. Ad page 131 Walton-Thomas International 136 | EVENT PLANNING GUIDE
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