Buildings are conceived for specific purposes, and each is tailored to address the needs of its specific purpose.  If a purpose-centric building is used for something other than its intended purpose, some aspects of its function are lost.  The inability to adapt affects people differently – facility owners may be affected while end users might not.  Thus, there is a need for buildings to adapt or be adaptable for use changes or future needs.

Convention centers, which host events ranging from model train exhibits to lavish weddings to mining equipment trade shows, aim to bring together efficiency, flexibility and a unique experience.  Because of their flexibility, convention centers might host different events all within the same week or even at the same time, so they must be able to closely mimic any purpose-centric building.

A typical Resort and Convention Center offers visitors everything they are looking for in a convention destination, vacation getaway or business trip.  Guests may discover first-class destination with fun for everyone, including fine dining and casual restaurants, unique shopping experiences, and leisure amenities like swimming pool, spa and fitness center.

Main activities include hosting of expos and trade shows, concerts and meetings, corporate gatherings and church events, athletic competitions and much more.  The facility lends itself to every kind of event configuration, and strategic location central to business area allows for a large and varied audience within easy access.

No matter where you turn in the meetings industry, you’ll find one common characteristic: CHANGE.  The future is beginning to look very different for the biggest members of the industry.  Convention centers, with their tens of thousands of auditorium seats and millions of square meters of exhibit space, are in a period of transformation.