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Pam George
Offering some culinary touches that give meeting attendees a true taste of a town’s heritage can create a fun — and flavorful — experience.
The Heartlands offer plenty of lakes and rivers that create attractive vistas for your next Midwest meeting.
Think outside the box so your meetings can take advantage of these non-traditional venues.
Wisconsin blends top-notch event facilities with a side of cheese curds and brats for a distinctive experience.
Attendees can try chili, salsa and guacamole challenges at the 253-room Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain in Marana, Ariz.
These team-building activities bring participants of all abilities together, without requiring them to have nerves of steel.
With mountains, lakes and attractions both natural and historic, Pennsylvania has long been a hub for resorts.
The state’s smaller cities are seeing an uptick as new hotels open, existing ones improve and more visitors come to town.
Planners bored with the same places for offsite events should consider Pennsylvania.
When temperatures drop, these southerly cities cool down and their meeting and convention business heats up.
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