I Will Be Giving a Presentation on Travel Photography at:
The 13th Annual Chicago Seminars @ The Holiday Inn; August 13-15, 2023
In the Points and Miles community, it is a highlight to meet others who share our passion and attending in-person events is a great way to do that. Join your fellow points and miles enthusiasts at one of the oldest and largest points and miles events: The 13th Annual Chicago Seminars @ The Holiday Inn
Founded in 2010 by Rick Ingersoll (aka Frugal Travel Guy), Chicago Seminars @ The Holiday Inn has hosted some of the best and brightest in the travel community. Through the years, thousands of attendees of all skill levels and from across the globe have convened at the Holiday Inn Chicago – Elk Grove to learn how to earn millions of points, public and secret tricks of the trade, and to travel like a jetsetter.
Although not the fanciest of venues, the Holiday Inn Chicago – Elk Grove is a wonderful place to congregate and treats us well every year. Plus, the hotel has an airport shuttle. We are excited to continue to call the Holiday Inn Chicago – Elk Grove home for another year. Speakers and registration information are listed at www.chicagoseminars.org.
While there are similar points and miles events, Chicago Seminars @ The Holiday Inn is unique in that it is a registered non-profit organization. Organizers and volunteers are unpaid and all profits generated are donated to charity. To learn more, go to either www.chicagoseminars.org or join our Facebook group: Chicago Seminars @ The Holiday Inn – The Original Points & Miles Event.
For more than a decade, Chicago Seminars @ The Holiday Inn has created in-person connections which turn into meaningful friendships across the globe. This weekend-long event will offer a mix of content for attendees at all levels. We look forward to you joining us and sharing your experiences at this Chicago homecoming.
Chicago Seminars @ The Holiday Inn is a registered non-profit. No one organizing the event is paid, speakers are not paid, and all remaining funds go to charity. Typically the event raises between $10K to $20K from its “Points for a Purpose Charity Raffle.”
