Twin Cities 2023: Back Inside The Convention Center
That opportunity came about this year, as the Twin Cities Auto Show returned back to Minneapolis Convention Center for its 50th time.
That opportunity came about this year, as the Twin Cities Auto Show returned back to Minneapolis Convention Center for its 50th time.
I knew we had to attend this year’s Chicago Auto Show – the 115th edition. This time, we arrived as a team. It was just George and I.
According to the folks at CES, the automobile is the new consumer electronic device. Especially when it is fully powered by a battery pack.
For the second year in a row, most of the show will be outdoors. And, hopefully, it will be sunny and warm without being too humid.
I knew that I would have to have my mask on from the time I enter Terminal 1 at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport to my hotel room in Los Angeles.
Though it was not in my plans for this year, I wound up working the show again. This time, their media days wore the label called Automobility LA.
Several things came up deep in my mind. One, how much of the Minnesota State Fairgrounds will the show take up? What areas would the show take advantage of for displays? How much can the auto show replicate the feel of the Minneapolis Convention Center, even when it is outdoors?
The Twin Cities Auto Show announced not only their new dates – May 15-23, 2021. They also announced a new venue for this year: The Minnesota State Fairgrounds.
Results. Think about that for a moment. Isn’t it the goal of any publication – digital or otherwise – is to achieve a following? To get webpage hits, likes, social media interactions, views on viral video sites, and so forth?
This was supposed to be the premier Tier I auto show for the winter, thanks to the North American International Auto Show in Detroit moving to June. All hopes were on Chicago delivering the impact Detroit vacated at this time of year, as it once did some 15 years or so ago.