Let me start out by stating the obvious: To be in Las Vegas, even without attending the International CES, is to experience sensory overload. Add to the usual hustle and bustle, thousands of people jamming into a convention space chock-a-block with the shiniest new electronic gadgets, hundreds of people imploring you to try out their shiniest new gadgets, not to mention the client meetings, the tours, dinner invitations, and the like, and you’ve got sensory overload on steroids.
The Best CES Brand Experience? The American Express Centurion Lounge at the Airport
Forbes - 9 Jan 2015 20:02
Let me start out by stating the obvious: To be in Las Vegas, even without attending the International CES, is to experience sensory overload. Add to the usual hustle and bustle, thousands of people jamming into a convention space chock-a-block with the shiniest new electronic gadgets, hundreds of people imploring you to try out their shiniest new gadgets, not to mention the client meetings, the tours, dinner invitations, and the like, and you’ve got sensory overload on steroids.
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