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Mayor Parker to Speak at Philadelphia Convention Visitors Bureau Annual Luncheon

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Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will address the Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau's annual luncheon on November 26, 2025, at 11:00 a. m. The event will be held at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. This annual gathering celebrates the hospitality community in the Philadelphia region, emphasizing collaboration in the tourism and events industry.

Participants will discuss strategies and plans as the city gears up for major events in 2026, including the anticipated FIFA World Cup. The luncheon aims to strengthen connections among local stakeholders, enhancing the region's appeal as a travel destination. Mayor Parker's address is expected to highlight the importance of tourism for the local economy. The event will draw a diverse group of attendees from various sectors within the hospitality industry. Engaging discussions at this luncheon may shape future initiatives to promote Philadelphia's tourism.

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