Conference planners love to host meetings in some of Indiana's smaller suburbs while still having the option to visit and experience the amenities and attractions of the larger urban centers.
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From Native American mound-builder sites to historic mansions and a 1920s vaudeville theater, there are plenty of unique meeting venues to choose from.
The area known as Mystic Country provides a leisurely backdrop and scenic seaside scenes as a contrast for attendees looking for a break from the Northeast’s bustling big cities.
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A green roof sits above the red-brick facade, where old-style ticket booths and a grand rotunda welcome sports fans and meeting attendees to this celebrated museum.
The Inn at Swarthmore was designed to LEED Silver standards and is one part of a master plan that also includes an on-site restaurant, a bookstore and pedestrian pathways that link the property to the campus and surrounding shops around the borough of Swarthmore.
The Rocky Mountains stretch 3,000 miles from New Mexico to Canada, creating numerous out-of-the-way places for attendees to get away from the hustle and bustle of urban life and get out into nature.
Here are some of the most popular college towns in the Rockies that are also great places to host a meeting or conference.
A crisis management plan doesn’t prepare for every possible emergency; it prepares people to respond in a way that will help protect the life, safety and security of event attendees.
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