Nashville Hospitality & Tourism Outlook

OUR COMMITMENT TO YOUR SAFETY

We have experienced the enthusiasm of returning to live in-person events this year, having safely and successfully hosted more than 10,000 executives to date. While we are thrilled to convene together to propel growth within CRE, COVID-19 remains a worldwide concern and Bisnow is committed to practicing safe protocols at our events. You can expect the following:

· In accordance with CDC guidelines, we are recommending that all participants wear a mask, regardless of vaccination status. Masks will be made available at the door.

· Temperature checks will be conducted at entry.

· Attendance at the event will be capped.

· Contact tracing procedures will be employed for any reported exposure.

· Socially distanced seating will be available in the main event space.

· Enhanced sanitization protocols will be adhered to throughout the event space including regularly disinfecting surfaces throughout the event and hand sanitizer provided to all attendees.

As local regulations and guidance evolve, the CRE industry continues to lead the way forward. We look forward to gathering safely to do what we do best: network, connect, and engage to do more business. We look forward to hosting you soon.

What You'll Learn

• Before the Coronavirus pandemic, there were 15K+ hotel rooms in the pipeline. How has the pandemic impacted Nashville's hotel development pipeline?
• Restaurants, bars, and honkey tonks have fueled Nashville's tourism scene. How have they rebounded since the start of COVID-19, and are concerns rising with the delta variant?
• For those developing hotels, how have their ideas of development and operations shifted in the last 16 months?
• Boutique vs Flagship - which hotel scene reigns supreme?
• How are public officials safely incentivizing visitors to come back to Nashville, and how is this impacting the local business community?

How You'll Do More Business: 

Travel is back and tourists are flocking the city of Nashville. In the past couple of months, the Nashville International Airport is seeing a record amount of passengers with an average of 25,000 screened departures per day. As people are coming in and new developments are in the works, Nashville is facing their own challenges as they work to recover their hospitable city. Although they are believed to be around 50% to 60% recovered, concerns have risen as we enter into a new phase of the pandemic. Join us as we further discuss Nashville's tourism scene, hotel development, community involvement, and much more!
 

Who You’ll Meet: Nashville's top hotel owners and operators, investors, developers, local business owners, and analysts working hard to see hospitality rebound. 

For questions, recommendations, comments, press inquiries, or interest in sponsoring, please email our Mid-Atlantic Senior Event Producer, Elizabeth Baker, at liz.baker@bisnow.com