SALT LAKE CITY — The Society of Toxicology's annual meeting will take place next week, and the University of Utah's Bureau of Economic Research is pegging the direct economic impact of the event at more than $5 million.
About 6,000 attendees are expected to attend the event at the Salt Palace Convention Center. The bureau estimates that a Salt Lake convention delegate in 2008 spent $889 during an average three-day stay.
The meeting begins Sunday and ends Thursday, March 11.
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