Sentence examples for destination events from inspiring English sources

Frieze Week's reputation as one of the top destination events of the art world calendar remains secure.

SPRING is traditionally wedding season, and with many brides and grooms opting for "destination" events, that can mean taking your gown or tux on the road.

Lobbyists who participate in destination events, and campaign consultants who are paid to organize them, say they are happening more often.

Festival Productions was purchased for about $4 million, according to both Mr. Wein and Mr. Shields, and Festival Network announced plans to build a portfolio of world-class festivals by presenting "destination" events in prime locations.

Random encounters are the event's raison d'être, but ever since a percussion troupe rowed out onto the Lake in Central Park to play a Xenakis concert in 2010, new-music groups have outdone themselves in creating destination events.

On the Democratic side, both Representatives Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland and Xavier Becerra of California have picked the Ritz-Carlton's Dorado Beach hotel in Puerto Rico for their destination events, while Representative John Conyers of Michigan is scheduled to be at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, Calif., this weekend, for a fund-raising event tied to the Grammy Awards.

Great wine!" to a nakedly populist film schedule much heavier on action movies and children's films than an ordinary festival, the whole experience is sold as a destination event.

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But the upfront costs of a destination event are much higher, says Marc Geiger, the co-creator of the successful Lollapalooza tour in the 1990s and currently a senior vice president at the William Morris Agency.

Originally started as a destination event series for entrepreneurs and creatives (and still most well-known for their Summit at Sea series), Summit is now building a permanent community in Utah dedicated to "innovation, entrepreneurship, arts, and altruism".

Festivals held in public parks, like Austin City Limits and the retooled Lollapalooza which became a destination event in Chicago in 2005 after poor sales led to the cancellation of the 2004 tour can generate millions in permits, fees and sales taxes.