Meeting Location
The 106th Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting of the Radiological Society of North America was held in Chicago, Illinois, USA. Chicago, situated on the shores of Lake Michigan, has long served as a central hub for major medical and scientific conferences, offering extensive hotel, dining, and transport infrastructure for international attendees.
About the Venue
The RSNA 2020 Annual Meeting brought together radiology professionals from around the world for the 106th edition of this premier scientific assembly. The event featured a comprehensive scientific programme alongside opportunities for professional networking and industry engagement.
Chicago's central location and well-connected international airport made it a practical meeting point for delegates travelling from across North America and overseas.
Accommodation & Travel
Group hotel booking services were available for attendees, with options spanning 3-star, 4-star, and 5-star categories to suit a range of budgets. Room blocks of 1 to 17 rooms could be arranged through the housing request form.
For further details on lodging, visit the Group Hotel Booking page or explore Lodging Services.
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Contact UsChicago's reputation as a world-class conference destination made it an ideal setting for the RSNA Annual Meeting, drawing radiology professionals from countries across the globe. The city's lakefront location offers attendees a memorable blend of professional engagement and cultural discovery, with easy access to museums, iconic architecture, and a vibrant dining scene. For international visitors, Chicago's extensive transportation network and diverse accommodation options provided convenient solutions for navigating the week-long scientific program. Beyond the technical sessions and educational resources, the meeting served as a platform for networking and collaboration, reinforcing the city's long-standing role in hosting major medical assemblies and fostering meaningful exchanges among specialists in the field of radiology.