Wisconsin Dells Convention Hosting Stage II Event Over Lap

The Village of Lake Delton has given the Kalahari Resort 10 million publicly collected dollars to build a convention center ( 212 thousand square feet) capable of serving large regional - national groups.  Year round residents are perceiving this as comparable to past annual visitations from the World Wide Church of God populations. This is repetitive visitation to the Wisconsin Dells area by large new groups of shared customers.

Event over lap speaks to the functionality of the convention center.  Over lap describes the time period when one group is leaving the space and another group is beginning to occupy the space.  This requires some creativity to cause motion that enables convention facility staff to perform the new set up the way in which the incoming group desires.

This motion can prove beneficial for services aligned with the convention centers focus.  The work in between groups is an essential piece of the over all success of the convention experience.  The delivery by the convention facility staff during group over lap can be captured on follow up surveys that contribute to the construction of evidence of quality on future interactions with the convention organizer and attendees.

Groups can want a combination of special structure that includes a sense of the local area.  This is not just a big space in a big building that could be anywhere - it is located in the Wisconsin Dells area.  Look for opportunities in design to inform the population through art and creativity.  This embedded art approach is significant when communicating the means to assure networking opportunities, a more interactive event, and space for informal network gatherings.

Over lap requires collaborative skills that can improve occupancy which will be essential data when demonstrating the positive financial impact upon the local economy.  The Wisconsin Dells area has entered stage II of the convention hosting industry.