Wisconsin takes full advantage of its waterways, shorelines and riverbanks, and planners will find plenty of options to do the same for their events.

Though Philadelphia gets much of history buffs’ attention, planners have their choice of historic venues in smaller cities throughout Pennsylvania.

The Carolinas' college towns and universities offer planners myriad resources for venues, lodging, speakers, entertainment and activities.

In the history-rich Carolinas, organizers can reserve historic train stations, former firehouses, massive cotton mills, old cigar warehouses and even a famous artist’s summer retreat.

The coastal cities of the Carolinas are surrounded by water, not only the Atlantic Ocean but also major rivers, salt marshes, tidal creeks and the Intracoastal Waterway.

Meeting planners will enjoy the Carolinas historic venues, coastal towns and college towns featured in the 2018 Carolinas Meeting Guide.

These historic Maryland venues deliver the best of both worlds: a past worth preserving along with state-of-the-art amenities.

These Maryland colleges and universities offer meeting planners one-stop shops for meeting facilities, food and beverage service and help with speakers and activities.