Several Las Vegas hotels have agreed to waive the newly instituted "resort fees" for 2010 SEMA Show attendees.

To help SEMA Showgoers get the best hotel prices while at the 2010 SEMA Show, dozens of hotels in Las Vegas are offering considerable discounts, with rates as low as $39 per night and more than a dozen properties waiving the newly instituted “resort fees” currently implemented throughout the city.

“We constantly partner with our providers to give SEMA Showgoers lower costs and increased value,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “This includes working with hotels in Las Vegas to offer the lowest rates possible. We’re pleased that many of the hotels are responsive and committed to servicing SEMA Showgoers.”

The discounts are only available when reserving through the SEMA Hotel Booking Service.

Properties that have agreed to waive the resort fee for attendees of the SEMA Show and AAPEX who book in the block include: Circus Circus, Excalibur, Hard Rock Hotel, Hooters Casino Hotel, Luxor, Mirage Hotel, Monte Carlo Resort & Casino, New York New York, PH Towers Westgate, Planet Hollywood, Sahara Hotel, Stratosphere, Treasure Island, Tropicana Resort, Trump International Hotel and Tower, Venetian Resort Hotel and the Westin Casuarina.



While many Las Vegas hotels have chosen to institute a resort fee, SEMA has also partnered with several properties that don't institute the supplemental charges, including ARIA Resort and Casino, Bally’s Casino Resort, Bellagio, Bluegreen Club 36, Caesars Palace, Flamingo, Harrah’s Hotel Las Vegas, Hilton Grand Vacation properties, Imperial Palace Hotel, Las Vegas Hilton, Las Vegas Marriott Suites, Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas, MGM Grand Hotel, Paris Las Vegas, Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel, Residence Inn by Marriott, Rio Suite Hotel, Rivera Hotel and the Springhill Suites.



The one hotel with a resort fee in SEMA’s official block is the Signature at MGM Grand. The fee is reduced for Show attendees from $20 to $10, however, if booked before August 27. The Mandalay Bay Resort has offered an option to add its $20 resort fee at check-in rather than making it a requirement if you stay at the hotel.


Watch eNews for more information on hotel rates and availability as it's updated.

Several Las Vegas hotels have agreed to waive the newly instituted "resort fees" for 2010 SEMA Show attendees.

To help SEMA Showgoers get the best hotel prices while at the 2010 SEMA Show, dozens of hotels in Las Vegas are offering considerable discounts, with rates as low as $39 per night and more than a dozen properties waiving the newly instituted “resort fees” currently implemented throughout the city.

“We constantly partner with our providers to give SEMA Showgoers lower costs and increased value,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “This includes working with hotels in Las Vegas to offer the lowest rates possible. We’re pleased that many of the hotels are responsive and committed to servicing SEMA Showgoers.”

The discounts are only available when reserving through the SEMA Hotel Booking Service.

Properties that have agreed to waive the resort fee for attendees of the SEMA Show and AAPEX who book in the block include: Circus Circus, Excalibur, Hard Rock Hotel, Hooters Casino Hotel, Luxor, Mirage Hotel, Monte Carlo Resort & Casino, New York New York, PH Towers Westgate, Planet Hollywood, Sahara Hotel, Stratosphere, Treasure Island, Tropicana Resort, Trump International Hotel and Tower, Venetian Resort Hotel and the Westin Casuarina.



While many Las Vegas hotels have chosen to institute a resort fee, SEMA has also partnered with several properties that don't institute the supplemental charges, including ARIA Resort and Casino, Bally’s Casino Resort, Bellagio, Bluegreen Club 36, Caesars Palace, Flamingo, Harrah’s Hotel Las Vegas, Hilton Grand Vacation properties, Imperial Palace Hotel, Las Vegas Hilton, Las Vegas Marriott Suites, Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas, MGM Grand Hotel, Paris Las Vegas, Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel, Residence Inn by Marriott, Rio Suite Hotel, Rivera Hotel and the Springhill Suites.



The one hotel with a resort fee in SEMA’s official block is the Signature at MGM Grand. The fee is reduced for Show attendees from $20 to $10, however, if booked before August 27. The Mandalay Bay Resort has offered an option to add its $20 resort fee at check-in rather than making it a requirement if you stay at the hotel.


Watch eNews for more information on hotel rates and availability as it's updated.

Several Las Vegas hotels have agreed to waive the newly instituted "resort fees" for 2010 SEMA Show attendees.

To help SEMA Showgoers get the best hotel prices while at the 2010 SEMA Show, dozens of hotels in Las Vegas are offering considerable discounts, with rates as low as $39 per night and more than a dozen properties waiving the newly instituted “resort fees” currently implemented throughout the city.

“We constantly partner with our providers to give SEMA Showgoers lower costs and increased value,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “This includes working with hotels in Las Vegas to offer the lowest rates possible. We’re pleased that many of the hotels are responsive and committed to servicing SEMA Showgoers.”

The discounts are only available when reserving through the SEMA Hotel Booking Service.

Properties that have agreed to waive the resort fee for attendees of the SEMA Show and AAPEX who book in the block include: Circus Circus, Excalibur, Hard Rock Hotel, Hooters Casino Hotel, Luxor, Mirage Hotel, Monte Carlo Resort & Casino, New York New York, PH Towers Westgate, Planet Hollywood, Sahara Hotel, Stratosphere, Treasure Island, Tropicana Resort, Trump International Hotel and Tower, Venetian Resort Hotel and the Westin Casuarina.



While many Las Vegas hotels have chosen to institute a resort fee, SEMA has also partnered with several properties that don't institute the supplemental charges, including ARIA Resort and Casino, Bally’s Casino Resort, Bellagio, Bluegreen Club 36, Caesars Palace, Flamingo, Harrah’s Hotel Las Vegas, Hilton Grand Vacation properties, Imperial Palace Hotel, Las Vegas Hilton, Las Vegas Marriott Suites, Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas, MGM Grand Hotel, Paris Las Vegas, Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel, Residence Inn by Marriott, Rio Suite Hotel, Rivera Hotel and the Springhill Suites.



The one hotel with a resort fee in SEMA’s official block is the Signature at MGM Grand. The fee is reduced for Show attendees from $20 to $10, however, if booked before August 27. The Mandalay Bay Resort has offered an option to add its $20 resort fee at check-in rather than making it a requirement if you stay at the hotel.


Watch eNews for more information on hotel rates and availability as it's updated.

Several Las Vegas hotels have agreed to waive the newly instituted "resort fees" for 2010 SEMA Show attendees.

To help SEMA Showgoers get the best hotel prices while at the 2010 SEMA Show, dozens of hotels in Las Vegas are offering considerable discounts, with rates as low as $39 per night and more than a dozen properties waiving the newly instituted “resort fees” currently implemented throughout the city.

“We constantly partner with our providers to give SEMA Showgoers lower costs and increased value,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “This includes working with hotels in Las Vegas to offer the lowest rates possible. We’re pleased that many of the hotels are responsive and committed to servicing SEMA Showgoers.”

The discounts are only available when reserving through the SEMA Hotel Booking Service.

Properties that have agreed to waive the resort fee for attendees of the SEMA Show and AAPEX who book in the block include: Circus Circus, Excalibur, Hard Rock Hotel, Hooters Casino Hotel, Luxor, Mirage Hotel, Monte Carlo Resort & Casino, New York New York, PH Towers Westgate, Planet Hollywood, Sahara Hotel, Stratosphere, Treasure Island, Tropicana Resort, Trump International Hotel and Tower, Venetian Resort Hotel and the Westin Casuarina.



While many Las Vegas hotels have chosen to institute a resort fee, SEMA has also partnered with several properties that don't institute the supplemental charges, including ARIA Resort and Casino, Bally’s Casino Resort, Bellagio, Bluegreen Club 36, Caesars Palace, Flamingo, Harrah’s Hotel Las Vegas, Hilton Grand Vacation properties, Imperial Palace Hotel, Las Vegas Hilton, Las Vegas Marriott Suites, Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas, MGM Grand Hotel, Paris Las Vegas, Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel, Residence Inn by Marriott, Rio Suite Hotel, Rivera Hotel and the Springhill Suites.



The one hotel with a resort fee in SEMA’s official block is the Signature at MGM Grand. The fee is reduced for Show attendees from $20 to $10, however, if booked before August 27. The Mandalay Bay Resort has offered an option to add its $20 resort fee at check-in rather than making it a requirement if you stay at the hotel.


Watch eNews for more information on hotel rates and availability as it's updated.

Several Las Vegas hotels have agreed to waive the newly instituted "resort fees" for 2010 SEMA Show attendees.

To help SEMA Showgoers get the best hotel prices while at the 2010 SEMA Show, dozens of hotels in Las Vegas are offering considerable discounts, with rates as low as $39 per night and more than a dozen properties waiving the newly instituted “resort fees” currently implemented throughout the city.

“We constantly partner with our providers to give SEMA Showgoers lower costs and increased value,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “This includes working with hotels in Las Vegas to offer the lowest rates possible. We’re pleased that many of the hotels are responsive and committed to servicing SEMA Showgoers.”

The discounts are only available when reserving through the SEMA Hotel Booking Service.

Properties that have agreed to waive the resort fee for attendees of the SEMA Show and AAPEX who book in the block include: Circus Circus, Excalibur, Hard Rock Hotel, Hooters Casino Hotel, Luxor, Mirage Hotel, Monte Carlo Resort & Casino, New York New York, PH Towers Westgate, Planet Hollywood, Sahara Hotel, Stratosphere, Treasure Island, Tropicana Resort, Trump International Hotel and Tower, Venetian Resort Hotel and the Westin Casuarina.



While many Las Vegas hotels have chosen to institute a resort fee, SEMA has also partnered with several properties that don't institute the supplemental charges, including ARIA Resort and Casino, Bally’s Casino Resort, Bellagio, Bluegreen Club 36, Caesars Palace, Flamingo, Harrah’s Hotel Las Vegas, Hilton Grand Vacation properties, Imperial Palace Hotel, Las Vegas Hilton, Las Vegas Marriott Suites, Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas, MGM Grand Hotel, Paris Las Vegas, Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel, Residence Inn by Marriott, Rio Suite Hotel, Rivera Hotel and the Springhill Suites.



The one hotel with a resort fee in SEMA’s official block is the Signature at MGM Grand. The fee is reduced for Show attendees from $20 to $10, however, if booked before August 27. The Mandalay Bay Resort has offered an option to add its $20 resort fee at check-in rather than making it a requirement if you stay at the hotel.


Watch eNews for more information on hotel rates and availability as it's updated.

Several Las Vegas hotels have agreed to waive the newly instituted "resort fees" for 2010 SEMA Show attendees.

To help SEMA Showgoers get the best hotel prices while at the 2010 SEMA Show, dozens of hotels in Las Vegas are offering considerable discounts, with rates as low as $39 per night and more than a dozen properties waiving the newly instituted “resort fees” currently implemented throughout the city.

“We constantly partner with our providers to give SEMA Showgoers lower costs and increased value,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “This includes working with hotels in Las Vegas to offer the lowest rates possible. We’re pleased that many of the hotels are responsive and committed to servicing SEMA Showgoers.”

The discounts are only available when reserving through the SEMA Hotel Booking Service.

Properties that have agreed to waive the resort fee for attendees of the SEMA Show and AAPEX who book in the block include: Circus Circus, Excalibur, Hard Rock Hotel, Hooters Casino Hotel, Luxor, Mirage Hotel, Monte Carlo Resort & Casino, New York New York, PH Towers Westgate, Planet Hollywood, Sahara Hotel, Stratosphere, Treasure Island, Tropicana Resort, Trump International Hotel and Tower, Venetian Resort Hotel and the Westin Casuarina.



While many Las Vegas hotels have chosen to institute a resort fee, SEMA has also partnered with several properties that don't institute the supplemental charges, including ARIA Resort and Casino, Bally’s Casino Resort, Bellagio, Bluegreen Club 36, Caesars Palace, Flamingo, Harrah’s Hotel Las Vegas, Hilton Grand Vacation properties, Imperial Palace Hotel, Las Vegas Hilton, Las Vegas Marriott Suites, Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas, MGM Grand Hotel, Paris Las Vegas, Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel, Residence Inn by Marriott, Rio Suite Hotel, Rivera Hotel and the Springhill Suites.



The one hotel with a resort fee in SEMA’s official block is the Signature at MGM Grand. The fee is reduced for Show attendees from $20 to $10, however, if booked before August 27. The Mandalay Bay Resort has offered an option to add its $20 resort fee at check-in rather than making it a requirement if you stay at the hotel.


Watch eNews for more information on hotel rates and availability as it's updated.

Several Las Vegas hotels have agreed to waive the newly instituted "resort fees" for 2010 SEMA Show attendees.

To help SEMA Showgoers get the best hotel prices while at the 2010 SEMA Show, dozens of hotels in Las Vegas are offering considerable discounts, with rates as low as $39 per night and more than a dozen properties waiving the newly instituted “resort fees” currently implemented throughout the city.

“We constantly partner with our providers to give SEMA Showgoers lower costs and increased value,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “This includes working with hotels in Las Vegas to offer the lowest rates possible. We’re pleased that many of the hotels are responsive and committed to servicing SEMA Showgoers.”

The discounts are only available when reserving through the SEMA Hotel Booking Service.

Properties that have agreed to waive the resort fee for attendees of the SEMA Show and AAPEX who book in the block include: Circus Circus, Excalibur, Hard Rock Hotel, Hooters Casino Hotel, Luxor, Mirage Hotel, Monte Carlo Resort & Casino, New York New York, PH Towers Westgate, Planet Hollywood, Sahara Hotel, Stratosphere, Treasure Island, Tropicana Resort, Trump International Hotel and Tower, Venetian Resort Hotel and the Westin Casuarina.



While many Las Vegas hotels have chosen to institute a resort fee, SEMA has also partnered with several properties that don't institute the supplemental charges, including ARIA Resort and Casino, Bally’s Casino Resort, Bellagio, Bluegreen Club 36, Caesars Palace, Flamingo, Harrah’s Hotel Las Vegas, Hilton Grand Vacation properties, Imperial Palace Hotel, Las Vegas Hilton, Las Vegas Marriott Suites, Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas, MGM Grand Hotel, Paris Las Vegas, Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel, Residence Inn by Marriott, Rio Suite Hotel, Rivera Hotel and the Springhill Suites.



The one hotel with a resort fee in SEMA’s official block is the Signature at MGM Grand. The fee is reduced for Show attendees from $20 to $10, however, if booked before August 27. The Mandalay Bay Resort has offered an option to add its $20 resort fee at check-in rather than making it a requirement if you stay at the hotel.


Watch eNews for more information on hotel rates and availability as it's updated.

The SEMA Mentoring Program is powered by the SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN).

High-potential employees can become high-performance assets. All it takes is active support, encouragement and feedback—a process known as mentoring. Learn how to unlock the talents of your employees in a free SEMA webinar to be held on Thursday, July 15, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT).

“Mentoring for Success” will be presented by Dr. John Passante, president and CEO of Organizational Development Group and president of Brenton Productions Inc.

Dr. Passante espouses a system anchored in mutual trust, goal setting, motivation and focus combined with accelerated learning for life and career planning.

Successful organizations ensure that the professional development of their employees is foremost in their strategic planning. Mentoring provides support, understanding and the development of skills. It can unlock the employee’s own capacity for growth and fulfillment, providing inspiration, motivation and vitality. Use this new webinar to build better employees, better people and a better organization.

Participate live or download the webinar when it’s convenient. Simply visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register. Take advantage of this opportunity to strengthen, improve and develop your workforce through the proven process of mentoring.

Remember: SEMA webinars are free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members.

To learn more about the SEMA Mentoring Program, Powered by SBN, click here. The Mentoring Program's mission is to provide confidential guidance and advice from dedicated, experienced members in order to cultivate the talents and attributes of future SEMA leaders who will in turn continue the growth and prosperity of the automotive aftermarket.

The SEMA Mentoring Program is powered by the SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN).

High-potential employees can become high-performance assets. All it takes is active support, encouragement and feedback—a process known as mentoring. Learn how to unlock the talents of your employees in a free SEMA webinar to be held on Thursday, July 15, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT).

“Mentoring for Success” will be presented by Dr. John Passante, president and CEO of Organizational Development Group and president of Brenton Productions Inc.

Dr. Passante espouses a system anchored in mutual trust, goal setting, motivation and focus combined with accelerated learning for life and career planning.

Successful organizations ensure that the professional development of their employees is foremost in their strategic planning. Mentoring provides support, understanding and the development of skills. It can unlock the employee’s own capacity for growth and fulfillment, providing inspiration, motivation and vitality. Use this new webinar to build better employees, better people and a better organization.

Participate live or download the webinar when it’s convenient. Simply visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register. Take advantage of this opportunity to strengthen, improve and develop your workforce through the proven process of mentoring.

Remember: SEMA webinars are free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members.

To learn more about the SEMA Mentoring Program, Powered by SBN, click here. The Mentoring Program's mission is to provide confidential guidance and advice from dedicated, experienced members in order to cultivate the talents and attributes of future SEMA leaders who will in turn continue the growth and prosperity of the automotive aftermarket.

The SEMA Mentoring Program is powered by the SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN).

High-potential employees can become high-performance assets. All it takes is active support, encouragement and feedback—a process known as mentoring. Learn how to unlock the talents of your employees in a free SEMA webinar to be held on Thursday, July 15, at 10:00 a.m. (PDT).

“Mentoring for Success” will be presented by Dr. John Passante, president and CEO of Organizational Development Group and president of Brenton Productions Inc.

Dr. Passante espouses a system anchored in mutual trust, goal setting, motivation and focus combined with accelerated learning for life and career planning.

Successful organizations ensure that the professional development of their employees is foremost in their strategic planning. Mentoring provides support, understanding and the development of skills. It can unlock the employee’s own capacity for growth and fulfillment, providing inspiration, motivation and vitality. Use this new webinar to build better employees, better people and a better organization.

Participate live or download the webinar when it’s convenient. Simply visit www.SEMA.org/events/webinars to register. Take advantage of this opportunity to strengthen, improve and develop your workforce through the proven process of mentoring.

Remember: SEMA webinars are free to SEMA members and only $29 for non-members.

To learn more about the SEMA Mentoring Program, Powered by SBN, click here. The Mentoring Program's mission is to provide confidential guidance and advice from dedicated, experienced members in order to cultivate the talents and attributes of future SEMA leaders who will in turn continue the growth and prosperity of the automotive aftermarket.