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TKP is a force in New York City that has earned the respect of most top multinationals and businesses with its top quality meeting and convention room rentals and services. They don’t just have rooms; they also have a management team that can help you plan your entire trip to New York.

You will need to do the initial legwork when planning to hold your business meetings in New York. You can’t rely on TKP for the answers to arrangements and budget. Here are some guidelines to get you started in the right direction.
Plan the whole trip, not just the event. You will need to work on travel, transportation, accommodations, food, and entertainment. If the group attending the meeting will have family or spouse going as well, consider their activities at least part of the time.
Confirm not just once but over and over again. It can get crazy especially if there are many details to consider. You also have to get every confirmation in writing so you cover all the angles and possible problems.
When planning the actual meetings and official functions, have a time table so that you can be more organized. Plan each event according to requirements, PAX, and budget.
TKP is a professional events group who can help you with of the details in running the official functions so be sure to ask them for their input. But keep in mind that the final decision should be with you or your boss.
If possible, try to arrange everything within close proximity to the hotel and TKP venue. This way you avoid the high cost of transporting the delegates, and you can stick to your schedule without having to worry about traffic and rush hour. With TKP you’re lucky because it’s located in the middle of Manhattan and very close to a major subway station.
Finally, if you can rely on TKP for certain tasks, you can save on having to bring in your own people to help you run the show. This will keep you within budget since including staff members in your roster will means travel, food, and accommodations aside from having to pay them their daily wage plus overtime.