In downtown Fort Wayne, 
the big news is the addition of the 250-room, full-service Courtyard by Marriott Fort Wayne Downtown.

Here’s a look at college towns to consider when planning a meeting in Indiana.

Manhattan's nickname of the “Little Apple” is such a point of pride that the town has trademarked the slogan.

When it comes to meetings, Lawrence attracts some diverse groups, including associations, sales meetings, corporations, the SMERF market.

Best known for its former resident Dwight D. Eisenhower, Abilene is a peaceful, refined oasis with a quaint allure.

This state capital was named one of Kiplinger’s Top 10 Cities for the Next Decade in 2010.

Kansas' largest city can offer meeting planners plenty of meeting space and off-site activities at the Old Town Museum's Old West living-history program.

Fueled by more than 50 interactive exhibits, the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte, N.C., is a race fan’s paradise.

Surf, sand and ocean breezes sweeten the appeal of any meeting, and that is particularly true of the towns along the Carolinas’ coast.

Although small, Delaware has three counties with distinctly different slants and meeting offerings.