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Jefferson Parish plays host to conventions, meetings, reunions, and tournaments in a definite southern hospitality style.

When in Santa Ana, you will discover a community rich in culture and pride, an eclectic art scene blending funky and folk influences, restaurants serving authentic flavors, interactive and educational attractions, and brand-name and artisanal shopping.

When the goal is to meet near Washington, but not in it, the Maryland cities and towns around D.C. are great options.

On a sunny day in Northern California, downtown Healdsburg looks like small-town America. But look closer, and you’ll see the not-so-typical — Multiple restaurants with glowing Michelin stars. Boutique hotels and high-end inns.

In Southern California, Murrieta’s a Safe Bet with plenty to soak in.

In Oxford, Mississippi, everyone wants to hang around downtown’s courthouse square, where boutique hotels join vintage storefronts that house everything from restaurants to a nationally known independent bookstore.

This “Hoosier Hospitality” thing is real and it’s earning Fort Wayne, Indiana, broad recognition as one of the most desirable destinations in the U.S.