Tri-Valley California: An Out of the Ordinary Spot for Meetings
With over 45 hotels, and several unique meeting venues nestled in the vineyards, Tri-Valley is a great spot for mid-sized groups looking for something out of the ordinary and budget friendly. Tri-Valley is comprised of three adjacent valleys, Amador, Livermore & San Ramon. These valleys are located 1 hour east of San Francisco and 30 minutes from the Oakland International Airport and are home to the cities of Pleasanton, Livermore, Dublin, San Ramon and the town of Danville.
“Tri-Valley offers unique and memorable venues that are perfect for mid-size groups,” says Amy Blaschka, President & CEO of the Tri-Valley Convention & Visitors Bureau. “Where else can you meet in the vineyards, network among prized automobiles, or top off the day playing a round of glow-in-the-dark mini-golf?”
The options for business meetings and entertainment are vast and offer something for those interested in many different types of activities. Examples include:
- Wine lovers can discover one of California’s oldest wine countries, the Livermore Valley with over 38 wineries, which can be toured for enjoyment or become a site for business meetings. “Here you’ll experience a personal touch,” said Amy Blaschka, President & CEO of the Tri-Valley Convention & Visitors Bureau. “Our 38 award-winning boutique wineries are masters in wine country hospitality.”
- History buffs, food connoisseurs and shoppers will delight in the downtowns of Pleasanton, Danville & Livermore, which offer vintage main streets, elegant restaurants, and special events throughout the year
- Golfers can play at championships golf courses in Dublin, San Ramon & Livermore, home to LPGA & PGA Tours, which feature challenging courses and spectacular views
- Automotive and motorcycle buffs can visit the Blackhawk Auto Museum and Arlen Ness Motorcycles Showroom.
- Music and theater lovers can visit any of ten theaters, symphonies, and performing arts locations.
- Families can visit Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, numerous parks and recreation centers, and go bowling or rollerskating.
For a complete list of accommodations, restaurants, golf and wine facilities, shopping and galleries, attractions, and event and business facilities/services, please visit the Tri-Valley Convention and Visitors Bureau at www.trivalleycvb.com
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