Photo courtesy Quad Cities CVB From expanded hotels to new off-site event options, America’s Heartlands is rife with opportunities for small meetings. Here are a few examples. ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — One of the city’s most majestic buildings is now an event...
The city is named for Captain George Vancouver, a Brit; the county is named for William Clark of the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
Ten miles from Branson, Mo., Big Cedar Lodge’s woodsy style stems from its ties to Missouri-based Bass Pro Shops.
Courtesy Big Cedar Lodge Big Cedar Lodge 612 Devil’s Pool Road Ridgedale, MO 65739 800-225-6343 www.bigcedar.com Recognitions: Condé Nast Traveler 2011 “Top 100 Mainland U.S. Resorts”; 2011 award for best overnight stay in Branson in 417 Magazine’s readers’ poll....
When meeting guests want to explore the Branson area, two attractions that are sister properties of Big Cedar Lodge are logical choices.
Part of the appeal of Lubbock, Texas is a broad landscape where the roping and ranching and other elements of cowboy culture abide.
Courtesy Visit Lubbock Visit Lubbock 1500 Broadway, 6th Floor Lubbock, TX 79401 800-692-4035 or 806-747-5232 www.visitlubbock.org What’s new: The Overton Hotel and Conference Center opened in 2009 with 303 guest rooms and more than 20,000 square feet of meeting space....
Courtesy American Wind Power Center Anyone who has visited Lubbock knows that the wind blows the tumbleweed across the wide-open South Plains of Texas. Such a gusty location is fitting for the American Wind Power Center. The center owes its creation to Billie...
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