Registration Opens for XBIZ Hollywood ’07 Industry Conference

LOS ANGELES – Event registration has officially opened for the XBIZ Hollywood ’07 Industry Conference, slated for Feb. 7-8 at the historic Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood, Calif.

From today until Jan. 7, event registration is $169, and after that increases to $200. Registered attendees of the XBIZ Hollywood Conference receive one complimentary admission to the 2007 XBIZ Awards, per registrant. The XBIZ Awards will be held on Feb. 8 as the grand finale to the two-day event.

The XBIZ ’07 Hollywood Industry Conference will feature two days of networking events, sponsored parties and educational workshops and seminars that will explore a wide range of subjects covering all sectors of the adult entertainment industry.

"The industry is changing rapidly,” XBIZ President Alec Helmy said. “This is really the time to come out and connect with the strongest players in the business who are all attending this event. Our mission is to deliver tremendous educational and business value to our attendees. You can count on XBIZ to deliver again."

Attendees of the event must be registered in order to access XBIZ networking events and seminars. All registrants will be given badges and wristband, which are non-refundable and nontransferable.

XBIZ has reserved an exclusive block of rooms at the Roosevelt for guests who can receive a booking discount by mentioning the special group code: XBIZ.

Only attendees 18 years of age or older with valid identification will be admitted to the XBIZ Hollywood Conference.

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