• Registration Deadlines

    • Save $50.00 on your tuition when you take advantage of our Early Bird Registration Program through January 15, 2010.
      Tuition will be $250/registrant during this timeframe. (does not include golf)
    • As of January 16, 2010 - tuition is $300/registrant.
    • All registration ends March 3, 2010. No refunds will be given after this date.

  • Tuition

    • Tuition includes all meals during the conference and all educational sessions.

  • Hotel Reservations

    • The group rate at The Carolina Inn is $145/night + tax.
    • The room block at The Carolina Inn is SOLD OUT. Please contact Megan Pence for assistance with booking a room.
    • You are responsible for booking your own hotel accommodations by contacting The Carolina Inn directly at (919) 933-2001 and providing group rate code 'GVR' or make your registrations via web by clicking here. Group rate cut off is February 12, 2010.
    • You are responsible for paying your charges for hotel room and incidentials at check-out.

  • Airport

    • The closest major airport to The Carolina Inn is Raleigh Durham International Airport (RDU), approximately 20 minutes drive time.

  • Transportation

    • Ground Transportation will be available free of charge for Retail Technology Conference attendees. When registering, please indicate if you plan to utilize this service.

  • Attire

    • Dress code for the 2010 Retail Technology Conference is business casual.

  • Activities

    • Golf Outing at the UNC Finley Golf Course
      Nestled in the verdant grounds of historic Chapel Hill, the championship Finley Golf Course has fairways more than half a century old. Finley was redesigned by Tom Fazio and now boasts flawless conditions and a range of holes suiting all skill levels. Cost to participate in the RTC golf outing is $95 (includes: 18-holes, cart, beverage cart, lunch, transportation to/from The Carolina Inn)
    • Franklin Street Downtown Chapel Hill
      Acclaimed in Sports Illustrated as one of the "best college town[s] in America," Chapel Hill is centered on the historic Franklin Street district. With more than 300 businesses, this iconic street is home to Tar Heels fans and visitors alike.
    • Carolina Basketball Museum
      The museum features artifacts, videos, photos, statistical and historical panels that highlight the history of the Carolina Basketball program. It also includes interactive presentations highlighting Carolina's 16 Final Four appearances and 16 Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament championships.
    • North Carolina Botanical Garden
      The largest botanical garden in the southeast, established in 1966, this garden consists of nearly 700 acres of preserved land.
    • Morehead Planetarium
      Located in the heart of downtown Chapel Hill on the campus of The University of North Carolina, Morehead Planetarium and Science Center offers dazzling multimedia star shows, and interactive exhibits.