Prospects dim for return of Chicago’s convention industry. ‘I would say definitely not 2021.’ – Chicago Tribune*

Since March, 161 McCormick Place trade shows scheduled for this year and early 2021 have been nixed because of the coronavirus pandemic. Those shows were expected to generate more than $2 billion in spending.
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anonymous
5 years ago

All Lighthead and Jag Boys doing.

Poor Taxpayer
5 years ago

2025 maybe, it will be a long, long time.

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