The Albany County Convention & Visitors Bureau (ACCVB) was incorporated in 1976 to promote the New York State Capital as a destination for visitors and convention delegates. ACCVB maintains this objective and dedicates its resources to this end. These resources, which include meeting facilities and accommodations, a growing number of attractions, and experienced staff, coupled with support from ACCVB members, contribute to the ever-expanding hospitality industry.
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Well informed members are the best asset of the Albany County Convention & Visitors Bureau.
| ACCVB frequently offers seminars, workshops, and opportunities to learn more about the travel and tourism industry, our destination, and each other. |
Membership benefit presentations are provided to inform members of new and important benefits. |
Member-to-member networking mixers are a great place to build new relationships and increase awareness of member services. |
Special seminars are often given by members to highlight their services and increase knowledge of member resources. |
The ACCVB is an independent, not-for-profit corporation and serves as Albany County's Official Tourism Promotion Agency (TPA), as well as an administrator of the Capital-Saratoga Region's marketing efforts.