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Destination Articles

  • Meet in the Land of Free

    By Erika Lloyd

    July 27, 2012

    What could be better than hosting a meeting in an area with a plethora of free activities for attendees? The nation’s capital offers all types of venues—from upscale Dupont Circle hotels and downtown convention centers to historic homes in charming Georgetown, all within a short commute of national memorials, a world-class zoo, museums, historic sites, beautiful gardens and parks—that won’t cost visitors a dime.

  • Western Canada 4x4

    By Chris McBeath

    June 27, 2012

    From grizzly bears on the west coast to polar bears on the shores of Hudson Bay, Canada’s four westernmost provinces, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, offer meeting professionals extraordinary variety. Within these provinces are large cities whose names are well known, including Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Winnipeg. There are also smaller cities, that are equally attractive for their meeting potential. And there’s the landscape. A magnificent terrain stretching across nearly 1,550 miles (2,500 kilometers), it contains ancient rain forest and desert canyons, carves through towering glacial mountains and shimmers with vast prairies of wheat and mustard.

  • Baltimore

    By Jessie Fetterling

    April 25, 2011

    Known as the birthplace of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” Baltimore has a history of making history—and now’s a better time than ever to recognize that fact.

  • Mid-Atlantic Magic

    By Julie Keller

    October 01, 2010

    The Mid-Atlantic region of the U.S. is a treasure trove of historical cities, charming river hamlets and blissful beachy towns. 

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Destination Description

Maryland is a treasure trove of historical cities, charming river hamlets and blissful beach towns. Home of the original nation’s capital, the world renowned navy academy and countless historic sites, Maryland has played a large role in U.S. history, which has been seamlessly preserved and integrated into the framework of the modern state.

From Washington, DC, the hub of the world’s political center located on the outskirts of the state, to towns with colonial roots dating back to the Revolutionary War, the area is a history buff’s paradise. Fans of seaside pleasures can also find happiness in harbor towns such as Baltimore and Annapolis. And those who crave a little seaside relaxation can unwind in Chesapeake Bay. All in all, the region offers something for everyone, including a wide range of convention centers, hotels and one-of-a-kind venues available to planners