Meeting planners wanting to escape the congestion and high prices of Atlanta should look no further than these five affordable destinations.
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Just across the Columbia River from Oregon’s largest city, the city of Vancouver, Washington, is Portland’s pretty little sister and an ideal choice for meeting planners.
North Carolina is known for its beautiful coastal and mountain scenery, diverse culture and rich history, making it an attractive place to plan large meetings and events. Here are five North Carolina cities that embody the spirit of the state.
Between 2024 and 2026, several communities in Indiana have opened, or plan to open, new meeting and event venues, with top-notch services and multiuse spaces.
Monticello, Jefferson’s ever-fascinating home, plus buildings he designed at UVA and the nearby home of President James Monroe, generate an aura of history for Charlottesville.
Louisiana's university towns are eager to help meeting planners tap into the local college spirit as a way to enliven conferences and events.
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