Visit Atlantic City and the Atlantic City Sports Commission is reporting an eventful kick off to 2024 by hosting over 14 successful events, conventions and conferences. Combined these events generated 39,423 room nights booked and attracting 174,882 attendees, resulting in a total economic impact of over $40m. The US seaside destination will carry this momentum into spring by hosting g the Atlantic City Beer & Music Festival, CHAMPS Trade Show East and the Offshore Powerboat Association (OPA) Atlantic City Grand Prix. “The first quarter of 2024 brought several exciting events to our city, such as The Pool & Spa Show, Alpha Kappa Alpha – North Atlantic Regional Conference and the Discover Boating Atlantic City Boat Show,” said Larry Sieg, president and CEO of Visit Atlantic City. “We’re looking forward to the continued reinvestment into our community, such as updates to our boardwalk and hotels. Between additions on Tennessee Avenue and renovations at the Golden Nugget, to the opening of the Nobu Hotel, Atlantic City is ramping up for its best year yet.”
Visit Atlantic City spring shoots take root with 14 conventions and conferences
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