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Tom Adkinson
Unlike many small towns that attract meetings because of one standout meeting facility, Bentonville doesn’t have a dominant meeting facility as its magnet. Instead, it offers a menu of choices that lets meeting planners surprise attendees.
It’s only a modest exaggeration to say there are more reasons to meet in Missoula than there are residents of Montana’s second-largest city. The mountains, rivers and vistas add up quickly, and good air service, nice meeting hotels and notable off-site venues complement them.
These east-central Alabama cities are adjacent — almost blending together — but they are distinct.
Halfway between the major convention cities of Nashville and Atlanta, Chattanooga is surrounded by nature and practically humming with high-tech capabilities.
Religious colleges offer a wealth of faith and inspiring venues for meeting groups.
Savvy planners will love the abundance of top-notch choices in the Volunteer State.
Athens, Georgia is the home of the University of Georgia, a hotbed of alternative rock music, a destination for craft beer lovers and a favorite of meeting planners.
Manhattan doesn't mind being the "Little Apple," they have many of the same offerings as the "Big Apple," just on a smaller scale.
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