Event Planners’ Guide to Maryland
By Nicole Dufour
Maryland offers event planners a rich cultural heritage, warm hospitality, numerous event venues, and other amenities to consider. In late 2024, the Meet in Maryland (MIM) initiative was launched to bring five Maryland Capital Area destination marketing organizations (DMOs) together, including Visit Baltimore and Visit Montgomery, to showcase their areas as premiere groups and meetings destinations. The big business of meetings isn’t just for the beltways, however. Maryland convention and visitors bureaus (CVBs), from the Appalachian mountains of the west to historic coastal communities in the south, are also busy hosting familiarization tours and promoting their regions to planners nationwide.
Connect in Maryland’s Cultural Capital
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Located minutes from Washington, D.C., and home to a wide range of hotel options, conference centers, and numerous unique and retreat-style venues, Montgomery County, Md., offers the best in convenience, accessibility, and enjoyment.
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Located minutes from Washington, D.C., and home to a wide range of hotel options, conference centers, and numerous unique and retreat-style venues, Montgomery County, Md., offers the best in convenience, accessibility, and enjoyment.
Ocean City, Md.: Where Business Meets the Beach
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Ocean City, Md., is more than a beach destination—it’s where meetings and events come alive in a setting that inspires connection and productivity.
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Ocean City, Md., is more than a beach destination—it’s where meetings and events come alive in a setting that inspires connection and productivity.
