and... Experience the Excitement of the 'Emerald City'

Get acquainted with Seattle's historic waterfront from the water side of the wharf on the Elliott Bay cruise from Seattle Harbor. This cruise follows the shoreline and provides up-close views of area attractions. There are plenty of interesting features around the bay: Alki Beach, the Space Needle, the Great Whee, the Seattle Aquarium and Paul Alan's half-billion dollar Music Experience. Stroll through world-famous Pikes Market. The Westin is also in the center of Seattle's shopping and restaurant district. And Seattle is about culture, besides the show-stopping Chihuly Garden and Glass Seattle boasts 200 art galleries and five museums. One being the 'Museum of Flight' where you can explore  over 160 air and spacecraft including, Air Force One, the Concorde and a a Space Shuttle. Go underground and explore underground pathways that were built more than 120 years ago, learn why these spaces were built, and how they have been used (and misused) over the years.

Seattle has the best seafood. Salmon, oysters, tuna – if you name it, it’s better in Seattle. And that includes chowder (step aside, New England). And coffee, coffee, coffee: Although Seattle is famously home to Starbucks and other well-known brands, the big chains make way for a smaller coffee culture to exist. On nearly every street there are neighborhood coffee shops to visit, all with that Seattle vibe.

Last but not least, there are tremendous views of the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest. Puget Sound surrounded by majestic Olympic Mountains lie to the west, solitary Mount Rainier to the southeast, and the inviting Cascade Range to the east 

Seattle is a fantastic venue for the World-Class Administrative Professional Course and the Seattle Westin is in the heart of it all.