Meeting planners wanting to escape large urban centers should look no further than these Indiana small towns, which offer state-of-the-art meeting venues, quality lodging and plenty of history, culture and delicious food.
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For groups holding large events that require first-rate facilities, these Indiana sites may be just the ticket.
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.
Duluth, Minnesota, has a number of appealing assets for meeting planners to ponder. But its location along the northwest shores of mighty Lake Superior is certainly among its leading draws.
The beautiful state of Texas is not only home to miles of Gulf Coast sand beaches and barrier islands but also several large lakes and rivers that make perfect waterfront meeting destinations.
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