The Ecomony Can't stop the Party at the Winter Music Conference

Winter Music Conference is the most important worldwide networking event in the dance/house music industry connecting people from all over the global. It has tons of international superstars in the dance music industry represented every year and it allows DJs from the amateur level all the way to the professional tycoons the ability to gain new knowledge through the many seminars, networking events, and parties. Every part of the dance industry is represented in this magnificent week from radio stations, video programmers, producers, and distributers to name a few. Also, it allows thousands of DJs to get the national exposure needed to launch them to superstardom. The annual winter music conference has been gone for almost a week allowing everyone to get back to their regular routine without the hangover of the pool party from the day before or the all night concerts on south beach. Though the Winter Music Conference might seem as just a week to party and let loose, it provides enough revenue for our world renowned nightlife to continue running well after the spring breakers have left the Miami area. The amount of revenue might have dropped off a little from prior years but the world exposure has not. Industry insiders say that there has not been a drop off in tourism having numerous hotels, including the Gansevoort South, the Doubletree Surfcomber and the Shelbourne were all sold out, with rates ranging from $299 to $900 a night. Proving even in a down economy people want to party and it is obvious that Winter Music Conference gives people the reason to spend money on mojitos for the annual weekly festivities. For any more information on the Winter Music Conference check out the links under Winter Music Conference on the side of this blog.