Meet Minneapolis: Celebrating Tourism and Hospitality in Minneapolis

May 9 – 13, 2022

It’s Been a Very Long Two Years - Let’s Celebrate You!

Join Meet Minneapolis and your fellow hospitality colleagues all week long as we celebrate the continued recovery of our tourism, events, and hospitality industry - and learn what’s new and exciting happening in Minneapolis! Did you know that the travel industry employed nearly 36,000 workers in Minneapolis and over 177,000 in the Twin Cities Metro - and generated $8.165 billion in visitor spending in 2019 prior to the pandemic? Your work in welcoming visitors and ensuring they have a great time in Minneapolis is critical to the recovery of our industry, our local businesses, and the economic health of our city and state.

Enjoy a reception at our Meet Minneapolis Visitor Center - or hop on a city tour to explore one of our Cultural Districts and gain experiences that you can promote to your visitor customers this summer about Minneapolis. Looking to register for the City Bus Tour? Click here.

Meet Minneapolis Visitor Center Reception Open Houses Space is limited register now

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Location: 505 Nicollet Ave Suite 100, Minneapolis, MN 55402

Monday, May 9th / 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm Happy Hour Reception Open House

Connect with your fellow hospitality colleagues during a private partner reception at the Meet Minneapolis Visitor Center. Enjoy a happy hour reception as well as a short program. Meet Minneapolis staff will be on-site promoting our large convention key groups coming up this year as well as how visitors can learn about our city’s attraction assets through brochures and the Meet Minneapolis website.

Friday, May 13th / 7:30 am to 9:30 am Breakfast Reception Open House

Connect with your fellow hospitality colleagues during a private partner reception at the Meet Minneapolis Visitor Center. Enjoy a light breakfast, coffee as well as a short program. Meet Minneapolis staff will be on-site promoting our large convention key groups coming up this year as well as how visitors can learn about our city’s attraction assets through brochures and the Meet Minneapolis website.