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Meeting planners looking for unique places to hold events will find plenty in Illinois.
From a presidential museum to the self-proclaimed ice cream and pearl button capitals of the world, Iowa has plenty of fun options to spice up any conference or event.
Iowa cities offer first-class meeting venues and lodging with plenty of entertainment, shopping, cultural and historic attractions to keep attendees engaged.
From Mississippi River towns to the Gulf Coast, meeting planners will find plenty of full-service meeting spots surrounded by fun attractions to keep attendees entertained.
New meeting venues have opened and existing ones have been renovated and expanded over the past two years, giving meeting planners a variety of fresh reasons to consider Kansas for their events.
Ohio is full of world-class universities, and the towns that host them have everything a meeting planner could want.
With its many miles of Lake Erie shoreline, beautiful islands, rivers and smaller lakes, Ohio makes a great destination for meeting planners who want to incorporate waterfront fun into their conferences and events.
From pristine beaches and low country rivers and marshes to gorgeous mountains and forests, the Carolinas offer wonderful meeting facilities.
More than just flyover country, Indiana is rich in towns with distinctive flavor and plenty of appeal for visitors and meeting planners.
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