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Salt Lake City is a modern city set at the foot of spectacular mountains - it’s a place of wide open vistas and fresh perspectives. The 57th Annual Conference will capitalize on all that the city has to offer: an afternoon in the mountains, local culture, and an event at the state Capitol, which is only a few minutes from the hotel. Downtown shopping, browsing, restaurants, and nightlife are all a quick walk or light rail ride away.
Little America is an incredibly beautiful hotel that’s conveniently located in downtown Salt Lake City. The conference will be held at the hotel’s spacious conference center at 500 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, UT, 84101.
Make sure to make your reservation at Little America using the APT US&C groups rate. You can contact the hotel directly for room reservations by calling 800-437-5288 or by using this online link. The following rates are subject to applicable fees and taxes; some rooms have a limited supply, so make your reservations early. You must make reservations by July 20, 2023 to receive the group rate.
- Garden room: $139
- Premium garden room: $189
- Tower room: $219
Pre & Post Conference: attendees who want to arrive early or stay late will find themselves an easy drive away from some of the most amazing natural attractions and national parks. Hiking, biking, touring, and golfing are all close to the hotel and several national parks (Arches, Canyonlands, Bryce, Zion, and Capitol Reef) are all within a day’s drive of Salt Lake City.
The Visit Salt Lake website has plenty of information on what you can see and do on your own in Salt Lake City - visit the site.
Beehive State: if you’re wondering about our conference logo, once you’re in Utah, you’ll see bee and hive logos everywhere. Utah is known as the beehive state, not because of actual honey production, but because of the history of industry in the Utah community, with each person working together to support and help one another. We hope you’ll join us in celebrating Utah as we enable our attendees to “Bee Inspired.”
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