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Katherine Tandy Brown
Eugene is ideally situated for meetings in the Pacific Northwest.
The La Crosse area provides meetings attendees and leisure travelers pure Wisconsin hospitality and gorgeous views.
This state capital’s combination of a quaint New England town personality and surprisingly cosmopolitan amenities has earned it such kudos as “America’s Coolest City” by GQ and “America’s Favorite City” by Travel + Leisure.
In 2013, True West magazine named Fort Smith, Arkansas, its Top True Western town, and thanks to the city’s genuine cowboy atmosphere, it has repeated bestowing this honor every year since.
This sleepy Southern town is now wide awake, welcoming guests to its newly smart and surprisingly savvy side.
Known as Montana’s Trailhead, Billings is a hip urban destination perched on the edge of Montana’s wild frontier.
A lively hub of industry in the late 1800s, Beloit, Wisconsin. Today, 800,000 square feet of the old Beloit Ironworks has morphed into a complex of community businesses. Local visionaries continue to reinvent this city that hugs the banks of the Rock River.
The area known as Mystic Country provides a leisurely backdrop and scenic seaside scenes as a contrast for attendees looking for a break from the Northeast’s bustling big cities.
Portland, Maine, lends New England charm to meetings and events.
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