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Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort
111 Country Club Drive
Incline Village, Nevada 89451
Directions, Parking and Transportation
The Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort is located less than 45 minutes from the Reno-Tahoe International Airport and is ideally situated close to all seasonal activities such as relaxing on our private beach, exploring summer trailheads or hitting the snowboard and ski slopes in winter.
Shuttle: North Lake Tahoe Express runs shuttle service to and from the Hyatt and Reno/Tahoe Airport. For reservations and additional information on Lake Tahoe shuttle transportation, view their website.
Taxi: If you’d like to arrange a taxi with the hotel concierge, please call 1.775.832.1234 ext 51.
Parking: All parking is outdoor. Nothing larger than a full-size van can be accommodated – including boats, trailers or recreation vehicles (RVs). Our resort features five self-serving charging stations for electronic vehicles (three Tesla-specific) and is available for our resort guests through valet/guest services.
Getting around: Shuttle service around Incline Village is included in your resort fee.
Making hotel reservations? Visit our Lodging page.
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Yesterday, President Trump announced he would pause "reciprocal" tariffs on dozens of non-retaliating countries for 90 days while raising duties on China to 125%. Responding to the news, NPC CEO Kam Quarles and industry consultant Matt Lantz jumped on the Eye on Potatoes podcast to discuss the rapidly changing environment around tariffs, how our industry`s top export markets are reacting, and some new opportunities they are seeing for reaching new consumers throughout the world.
Podcast link in bio.
Apr 10
Yesterday, President Trump announced he would pause "reciprocal" tariffs on dozens of non-retaliating countries for 90 days while raising duties on China to 125%. Responding to the news, NPC CEO Kam Quarles and industry consultant Matt Lantz jumped on the Eye on Potatoes podcast to discuss the rapidly changing environment around tariffs, how our industry`s top export markets are reacting, and some new opportunities they are seeing for reaching new consumers throughout the world.
Podcast link in bio.
Like the rest of DC, NPC is working to keep ahead of the moving tariff target. With things changing by the day – or sometimes by the hour – the Eye on Potatoes podcast brought together a group of potato trade and supply chain experts last week to update growers on the current state of play.
Guests:
Mark Klompien, President/CEO, United Potato Growers of America
Matt Lantz, Senior Vice President, Global Access at Bryant Christie, Inc.
Kam Quarles, CEO, National Potato Council
Podcast link in bio.
Mar 10
Like the rest of DC, NPC is working to keep ahead of the moving tariff target. With things changing by the day – or sometimes by the hour – the Eye on Potatoes podcast brought together a group of potato trade and supply chain experts last week to update growers on the current state of play.
Guests:
Mark Klompien, President/CEO, United Potato Growers of America
Matt Lantz, Senior Vice President, Global Access at Bryant Christie, Inc.
Kam Quarles, CEO, National Potato Council
Podcast link in bio.
Last night, NPC welcomed the election of its new President, Ted Tschirky, potato grower from Pasco, Wash., who will lead the council`s public policy efforts and work to fulfill its mission of "Standing Up for Potatoes on Capitol Hill" for the next year.
Feb 25
Last night, NPC welcomed the election of its new President, Ted Tschirky, potato grower from Pasco, Wash., who will lead the council`s public policy efforts and work to fulfill its mission of "Standing Up for Potatoes on Capitol Hill" for the next year.
🏆Congrats to Gregg Halverson - president and board chairman of Grand Forks, N.D.-based Black Gold Farms - for being named the 2025 Potato Person of the Year by The Packer.
Feb 25
🏆Congrats to Gregg Halverson - president and board chairman of Grand Forks, N.D.-based Black Gold Farms - for being named the 2025 Potato Person of the Year by The Packer.