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Moscow Travel Meeting - 16 November, 2019

Looking forward to seeing several of the Moscow Region Travel Group on Saturday, 16 November at 10:30 at One World Café, 533 South Main Street in Moscow...IDAHO! We get to have the "Back Room" till 1:00 so you're welcome to come and go as you need--we're very laid back! Some of us have just returned from trips so we can expect some great Trip Reports but we also thoroughly enjoy helping plan trips, answer questions, love new tips and suggestions. Everyone's experience and perspectives are fascinating! You'll see a world map on the table in the Back Room as well as several Rick Steves' guide books, maps or miscellaneous Show & Tell items for travel. (Anyone have something for Show & Tell?) Please let us know if you will be there so we can be sure to have plenty of chairs. Because of the busy season and the usual challenges with the snowy roads, we don't meet in December. Our next meeting will be January 18, 2020. Looking forward to seeing you!

I'll be there! And no, I won't have a PowerPoint presentation of my recent trip, haha! What about you? Will you have a PowerPoint?

No, Pam, no PowerPoint! Although don't ever be surprised if Doug does one. Knowing Doug it would be all about numbers though! Might bring my Album (yes, the kind with real photo paper) from the Sisters of SJ Heritage tour for people to flip through on their own.

3 7 42 12 19 See? I can do numbers too, lol!

How many do we have for Saturday? Have you heard from M&S?

Yea!!! So happy you all will be there!

Yay! So far we have Monte & Sharon, Rena, Judy, Pam and Doug & Darcy. I'll let you do the math, Pam.

And Rog, we'd sure like to see some of your packing spread sheets! Could you bring your scales so we can weigh my coffee mug and heating coil, please? (Pam, do you think by asking for the scales that I can get Rog to come to the meeting again? It's been a while!)

Hahaha....not sure. They've got some stuff to do.

I've got kitchen scales if you actually need them!

My digital kitchen scale is one of the best purchases I ever made (about 20 years ago, it seems like!). I weigh every piece of clothing I pack down to the tenth of the ounce!

Happy meeting, you guys!

Thanks, Pam and Janet but actually I don't need to weigh anything! I was just trying to get Rog to the meeting--SHHHHHH, don't tell!

and we have Rod and Lanore--Yay! We just have to contend with the fog but Doug said that we'll be through before we get to the top of the Lewiston Hill. We're leaving early just in case. See you all there!

You'll probably be out of the fog once you get to the top of Lewiston Hill. It's not foggy in Troy right now so I suspect no fog in Moscow or Genesee either.

Thanks, Pam. That's reassuring because at the moment, I can just barely see our back fence! You'd never know there was a "lake" behind us. See you shortly!

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TAG expands in NZ with Red Hot Travel & Events acquisition

TAG (The Appointment Group NZ) has acquired its second prominent New Zealand travel enterprise, corporate travel and events, and luxury leisure travel experts, Red Hot Travel & Events.

This move follows TAG’s recent entry into the New Zealand market, reinforcing its commitment to global growth.

In pursuit of its strategic plan for international expansion, TAG will integrate Red Hot Travel & Events’ clientele, with a focused emphasis on premium event management and corporate incentive travel.

The collaboration reflects a powerful synergy, further enhancing TAG’s global presence, spanning across 19 locations worldwide, including Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, South Africa and Saudi Arabia.

This move follows the brand’s acquisition of Sound Travels in New Zealand last month.

Shane Barr, managing director of TAG APAC, spoke about the significance of this expansion, “Our ongoing commitment to New Zealand not only strengthens our global outreach but also solidifies our dedication to delivering exceptional services in the travel and events industry on a global scale. The acquisition of Red Hot Travel & Events is a pivotal moment for TAG, offering promising opportunities to bolster our global position.”

Red Hot Travel & Events, renowned for delivering end-to-end travel and event management services, expresses enthusiasm about joining forces with TAG. Founder Adair Cameron sees this acquisition as an opportune moment for growth and collaboration.

“We are exceptionally proud of our client relationships and achievements since we established. Now, as the next phase of our journey, partnering with TAG opens new doors for growth and opportunities, allowing us to continue our legacy of delivering exceptional experiences for our clients from within the TAG family. We look forward to contributing our expertise to the TAG family, and are confident that this acquisition will provide new benefits to our clients and elevate our local service to unparalleled heights,” said Cameron.

Temporarily, Adair and her Red Hot Travel & Events team will continue to be run as a separate business unit in New Zealand under the same brand but “Powered by TAG.” Over time the Red Hot Travel & Events brand will transition to the TAG brand as part of the global events division of TAG.

(Featured Image: L-R (back row) Stephen Farrell, General Manager, TAG, Amber Jackson, People and Culture Manager, TAG, Marnie Constantini, Director of Touring, TAG, Shane Barr, Managing Director of TAG Group in the APAC region, Alli Pratt, Director of Production, TAG Baris Celik, Director of Operations, TAG: L-R (front row) Brett Thomson, Head of Corporate Sales APAC, TAG, Jonathan Pyne, Event Director, TAG Alexe Wallace, Special Projects, TAG)

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Event venues in moscow, idaho.

Moscow, home to the University of Idaho, is located in northern Idaho. Moscow has an active arts community with concerts, festivals, theaters, museums, and galleries. The surrounding area provides ample opportunity for outdoor recreation including camping, hiking, boating, hunting, and fishing. More information about Moscow.

Best Western University Inn 208-882-0550 1516 Pullman Road, Moscow Best Western University Inn features restaurants, a bar, a courtyard, a business center, a fitness center, a pool, a wading pool, and a hot tub. The hotel has a conference center with over 11,000 square feet of event space that can accommodate events with up to 500 guests. The outdoor courtyard is also available for events.

1912 Center 208-669-2249 412 E 3rd St, Moscow The 1912 Center is a 30,000 square feet building that was built in 1912. The Center serves as a multipurpose and arts venue. The Center’s Great Room, Fiske Room, Plaza, Arts Workshop, and Kitchen are available to rent for events.

Palouse Ice Rink 208-882-7188 1021 Harold St, Moscow The Palouse Ice Rink is located at the Latah County Fairgrounds. The rink offers ice skating October through April and roller skating during summer months. The rink can be reserved for parties and other special occasions.

Super 8 Motel 208-883-1503 175 Peterson Drive, Moscow Super 8 Motel is located adjacent to the University of Idaho. Hotel amenities include business rooms and a sauna. The hotel has a meeting room that accommodates 20 people. Catering is available for events.

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