ALBUQUERQUE WEBSITES FOR ANNUAL MEETING
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES: www.southwestairlines.com
This site will give you information about schedules and flights. If
you are using this airline, call the reservations desk for special rates
for our meeting. See the registration form for additional information.
SHERATON OLD TOWN: www.starwood.com/sheraton
Type in Albuquerque on the home page and see the amenities provided
at the Sheraton Old Town. There is a layout of meeting rooms for you
to view. See our registration form for more information.
HISPANO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: www.ahcnm.org
There are many businesses and organizations that will provide any service
you need to make your trip to Albuquerque an enjoyable one. The Hispano
Chamber of Commerce is assisting us with the registration for our meeting.
INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER: www.indianpueblo.org/
We are planning a trip to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center on Thursday
afternoon. They have a great museum, restaurant and performances by
Native American dancers.
SANDIA CASINO: www.sandiacasino.com
Our Tuesday evening outing includes a tour of the Albuquerque TSC and
a visit to the Sandia Casino. There are 3 restaurants located in the
casino for your dining pleasure. The casino provides shuttle service
back to the hotel.
SANTA FE: www.santafe.com
Our Monday trip is to historic Santa Fe, where you can shop ‘til you
drop. With hundreds of galleries, shops and restaurants, you’ll want
to visit this capital city and enjoy what Santa Fe has to offer you.
The City Different is definitely worth your time. We will start and
end our tour at the plaza.
ACOMA PUEBLO: www.puebloofacoma.org
Known as “Sky City,” the pueblo of Acoma is situated on a 367-foot-high
sandstone rock. It is considered to be the oldest inhabited village
in the United States. The Acomas are well known for their thin-walled
pottery that can be seen on display at the Sky City Visitor Center.
Both the mission and the pueblo have been designated as Registered National
Historical Landmarks. Sky City is located 60 miles west of Albuquerque
on I-40. We will spend Sunday enjoying the beauty of this pueblo and
its people.
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