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Katherine Tandy Brown
Having cuisine cred makes Charleston's restaurants a natural for after-hours events.
Yew Dell Gardens' flowerbeds and walking trails are a natural off-site getaway for meeting attendees.
By Cliff Roles, courtesy Marie Selby Gardens Southern gardens’ ability to simultaneously soothe and lift spirits makes them a natural for gatherings. Overtaxed minds seem to naturally unwind. “Something happens at soul level when attendees experience a garden that allows them to commune with others in a way that is impossible in the hustle-bustle world […]
Home to 500,000 Southerners, metro Baton Rouge, La., claims to have more restaurants per capita than any other city in the country.
In answer to a planner’s question, “What’s new?,” the following six capital cities can respond with an enthusiastic “Wait till you see this!”
Groups can watch a phenomenon known as strand feeding at Hilton Head Island.
Fifty years ago, Hilton Head Island’s farsighted developer proved green and growth could go hand in hand in South Carolina.
The chance to play a golf course ranked “Best in the Upstate” is a bonus for those who meet at the Conference Center and Inn at Clemson University.
The Conference Center and Inn at Clemson University in South Carolina can seem more like a resort than a campus hotel and meeting center.
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