Come see Its All About Satellites
at the New Mexico Hospitality Association’s Governors Conference on Hospitality & Tourism
For the last decade Its All About Satellites has been proud to be a sponsor and exhibitor at the Governor’s Conference on Hospitality and Tourism. We have not been able to get together in person since 2019 because of COVID. Let’s celebrate the hospitality industry in New Mexico, TOGETHER!!
The 2022 NMHA Governor’s Conference on Hospitality and Tourism presented by the New Mexico Hospitality Association is the “how-to” conference held annually in New Mexico. It features incredible keynote speakers and breakout sessions to help you run your travel and tourism businesses more efficiently and effectively.
What to Expect
Over the course of the 2-day conference, you will have the opportunity to attend presentations, panel discussions and demonstrations on a variety of topics. Current topics include:
* Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
* Digital Branding
* Driving Business Through Outdoor Advertising
* Mental Health in the Workplace
* Developing Workplace Policies that Support Recruitment & Retention
* Specialty Tourism
* Meeting Planning – What’s Next?
Each session is designed to provide you with a wealth of knowledge from industry experts to help you better excel in your career and help drive visitors to your hotel or destination.
For more information or to register visit:
https://newmexicohospitality.org/conference-on-hospitality-and-tourism/
Its All About Satellites will be exhibiting the latest in:
New COM3000 (Blue) vs old analog TV system (black on Right)
TV Systems
Can you imagine a TV system in your hotel or other hospitality business that does not require set top/converter boxes AND that allows your guests to watch TV on any internet connected device?
Ask us how!!
Broadband Internet Access
True broadband internet speeds like your guests are used to at home…EVEN at peak times.
Wi-Fi Networks
Do your guests complain of weak signal or dead spots where they simply can’t access the Wi-Fi at all? That is a thing of the past with our networks.
