Let me preface with, personally, I love Las Vegas. When our business, A.V. Rental Services, Inc., was first starting, Infocomm was very helpful in acquiring vendors to purchase from. Since we have been in business for over 5 years acquiring vendors is not as necessary as then. While we could stand to use more vendors, in attempts to get better pricing and/or service, the cost and time of going to Infocomm is becoming more challenging. We rent, sell and install audio visual equipment in the Philadelphia, PA area. Sales are soft as all get out at www.AudioVisualDeals.com but the rental side is very healthy. I guess offering 24 hour emergency AV equipment rentals was a good idea.
The Infocomm date of June is okay because business is slowing by that time butI believe later in June would be better.
The first year we went, we had a very capable staff, able to handle the business in the managements absence. This year we are still training a majority of our staff.
Personally, I am in a unique position of being able to book last minute flights for no charge but I need to get on the ball when it comes to hotel booking. As always, I will book my trip so I can stay through the weekend to enjoy Las Vegas as a vacation subsequent to Infocomm.
Having so said, I would like to hear why you are going to Infocomm 2010, as well as why people may not be going to Infocomm 2010.
By the way, my son made a promotional video for our audio visual equipment rental company, www.RentMyPlasma.com. To take a look click the link below:
www.AudioVisualRenting.com/promovid.html
