conventiongoers

For conventiongoers, the penny pinching probably is most noticeable in exhibit halls and seminar sessions.

Meeting planners cut back on conventions at pricey hotels 2010

Several congressmen calling on conventiongoers to collectively ride 25,000 miles during the conventions.

CNN Transcript Aug 22, 2008 2008

The bus reaches the corner of Summit Avenue and Kellogg Boulevard, and we notice that Kellogg, the street that leads to Xcel, is bumper to bumper with charter buses, presumably filled with delegates and other conventiongoers.

Spared by Gustav 2008

The NIS investigators, who conducted some 1,500 interviews among the conventiongoers, faced a conspiracy of silence; they didn't turn up a single aviator or senior officer who would admit that the assaults had taken place.

Tailhook: Scandal Time 2008

Their targets are the wealthiest conventiongoers, and their goal is unregulated campaign donations, known as soft money.

Archive 2004-08-01 2004

Their targets are the wealthiest conventiongoers, and their goal is unregulated campaign donations, known as soft money.

From On High 2004

Once they grew tired of gadgets, many of the C.E.S. conventiongoers would wander over to the other show to have their favorite performers sign autographs.

NYT > Home Page By NICK WINGFIELD 2012

But you should see some of the magnificent corporate jets on display here, on 630,000 square feet of space at Henderson Executive Airport, where conventiongoers are able to wander around the planes and even through them.

NYT > Home Page By JOE SHARKEY 2011

In December, the line reached all the way to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, completing a critical link sought by business leaders hoping to lure tourists and conventiongoers to the central city.

post-gazette.com - News 2010

In December, the line reached all the way to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, completing a critical link sought by business leaders hoping to lure tourists and conventiongoers to the central city.

post-gazette.com - News 2010