Amarillo has that iconic-Texas feel, making it perfect for a true west meeting.

Located in the high desert of southern Arizona, Tucson has a personality defined by colorful history and intriguing geography.

Writer and broadcaster Lowell Thomas once called Elko, Nevada, the “last American cowtown.” Northeast Nevada personifies the Old West at its finest. Here, the deer and antelope do indeed play, as do bighorn sheep, wild mustangs and cowboys. Ranch hands gather for rodeos in nearly every community. And the scenery is all sagebrush, juniper forests […]

Attendees meeting in Wilmington, North Carolina, should plan on two things: bringing their families and staying extra days in this award-winning destination.

Bring some cajun flair to your next meeting in Lafayette, Louisiana, "the happiest city in America."

Hunkered in the foothills of the Rockies, Boise is all about the great outdoors and sustainability. Along with many homes, the Idaho Capitol is heated by geothermal water pumped from 3,000 feet underground. The farm-to-table food scene is vibrant, as is the wine industry, with numerous vineyards in the Snake River Valley.

The Queen Mary has been beautifully restored and is a popular hotel, attraction and event venue, with vistas of Long Beach and the Pacific.

For the past 84 years, the Arizona Inn has welcomed guests to the quintessential old Western town of Tucson.

Greenville has completely revamped its once-tired downtown in the past 20 years to become a travel hot spot.

West Virginia’s breathtaking scenery, outdoor adventure and small-town friendliness all shine in Charleston.