Destination: West Virginia Meeting & Event Planning City Guide
Destination Articles
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South Carolina Brings It
By Irene Middleman Thomas
November 20, 2012
One of the original 13 colonies, South Carolina is rich in history, heritage, culture, natural beauty and recreation. Visitors can tour relics from battles of both the Revolutionary and Civil wars, including cannon-fire scars on the state capitol dating back to 1865. European settlers arrived at Charles Towne Landing some 350 years ago, and visitors today can still explore the site, replete with a historic museum and reproduced 17th-century cargo vessel.
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American Beauty
By Nikki Gloudeman
February 28, 2012
There are certain things you simply won’t find in West Virginia. Traffic congestion, for one. Ditto throngs of people, big-city skylines, a sense of frenzy and an emphasis on the trendy (though some cities do have hints of this).
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The Historic Charm of South Carolina
By Erika Hunter Lloyd
October 28, 2011
Filled with stories that have shaped the United States—from the Revolutionary War and Civil War to the Civil Rights movement—South Carolina is a state rich in cultural heritage. Visitors glimpse signs of the past while strolling down the cobblestone streets of Charleston, touring historic homes, exploring military sites and museums, and attending various local festivals and celebrations.
Learn about West Virginia for Event Venues, Services & Meeting Destinations
Destination Description
Technically a part of the U.S. south, West Virginia has a distinctive feel that’s all its own. Located along the Appalachian Trail, the state is known for having a deep Civil War heritage and for being the site of stunning mountain ranges and outdoor recreation to match. Also a hub for the logging and mining industries, West Virginia is a classic example of an American state truly in touch with its roots.
