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Paula Aven-Gladych
Paula Aven Gladych is a Denver-based freelance writer with 35 years of experience writing for newspapers, magazines and trade publications. As a closet archaeology buff, she loves to travel to places where she can explore ancient ruins and learn about other cultures.
Unique venues throughout Wisconsin help attendees get out into nature, explore the state’s scenic beauty, and partake in sporting events or educational opportunities.
The Land of Lincoln has a rich history that dates back to the early 1800s. Meeting planners can incorporate some of that history by hosting events at these Illinois historic sites.
Planners hosting events in Illinois don’t have to brave the crowds of Chicago to find first-class lodging and meeting facilities. These small towns have plenty to offer meeting groups.
These distilleries capture the essence of Kentucky’s distilled heritage and are also great places to host events.
With an abundance of lakes, rivers and waterways, the Bluegrass state has scenic waterfront backdrops around almost every corner.
Planners who want to embrace that college spirit will find plenty of unique venues in these Indiana college towns.
These Indiana museums offer meeting groups the chance to host events in settings more unique than hotel ballrooms while absorbing a little history at the same time.
North Carolina college towns offer an abundance of college spirit, with state-of-the-art meeting venues, boutique hotels, beautiful campuses and natural areas ripe for exploration.
Groups can meet at a number of historic sites around Kansas that played roles in America’s westward expansion.
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