#CES2024 T-19 - What you should be doing this week if you haven't already.
1) Scheduling meetings, with meetings clustered at a particular venue per day. Running between #LVCC, #venetian and everywhere else just doesn't work.
If all of your meetings are in one area/place, you are luckier than I am. I've got a framework where I'm at #LVCC on exhibit day 1, and Venetian on exhibit day 2. And I have a bunch of time around Mandalay Bay on both press days BEFORE the exhibit floor opens (Hint-hint).
Why now? Do you really want to work out your schedule between Christmas and the New Year? Do you want to do it after the New Year on the days when you're wrapping up your in-office work and there's 50+ last minute emails a day asking for a meeting?
No. No, you do not.
2) If you don't have other events scheduled, make evening dinner plans and reservations between January 8 and January 12.
With 170,000 plus people roaming the streets of #Vegas, odds are good you won't waltz in and get a sitdown table at any decent Strip hotel restaurant any time after 4 PM. This is especially problematic if you have a larger party; if it's just you and a couple of friends, you can try to squeeze in at the bar if the bar hasn't filled up... (but it will, been there, done that, etc...).
This rule also applies to well-known off-Strip #Vegas restaurants such as Lotus of Siam.
Looking forward to it! 🙌