July 5, 2024
Southern West Virginia encompasses nine distinctive counties nestled within a picturesque mountain landscape, each offering unique adventures waiting to be explored, says Lisa Strader, director of Visit Southern West Virginia. “When here for a meeting
or conference, attendees can wander through charming cities and quaint small towns, …
July 5, 2024
Planners and event attendees are sure to find inspiration in Greenbrier County, says Kara Dense, president and CEO of Greenbrier Valley CVB. “In the heart of the Allegheny Mountains in Greenbrier County, this area, known simply as the Greenbrier Valley,
offers the best of West Virginia,” she says. “We …
July 5, 2024
Part of the seven-county region known as Mountaineer Country, Morgantown is a lively college town and home of West Virginia University (WVU). The city offers planners unique meeting spaces and many opportunities for teambuilding and group excursions, says Tami Wood, group sales manager for Visit Mountaineer Country. “Our Mountaineer Country …
July 5, 2024
Two hours north of the state capital of Charleston, a half hour south of Morgantown, and approximately three hours from the Washington D.C. area, Marion County is home to nearly 60,000 people in 11 communities, including the county seat and largest town, Fairmont. The region is …
July 5, 2024
Located on the Ohio River, Parkersburg is a “charming riverside town,” says Mark Lewis, president and CEO of Greater Parkersburg CVB. “Our niche is our area’s rich history. Visiting Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park is a three-hour excursion providing a great break activity or add-on for groups planning …
July 5, 2024
Huntington is “redefining travel,” says Anna Adkins, director of sales and marketing for Visit Huntington. “Here in ‘H-Town,’ you will find Appalachian craftsmanship, Southern hospitality, unique flavor, and so much more. We are home to Marshall University, which is a wonderful community partner and …
July 5, 2024
As the state capital, Charleston stands out for many reasons, says Leslie Smithson, communications director for Charleston
CVB. “For one thing, our shiny, gold capitol dome— yes, it is real gold! Our location is a winner,” Smithson says. “We are where two rivers and three interstate highways …
July 5, 2024
With a convenient location, just an hour from the Washington D.C. metro area, Martinsburg and Berkeley County offer planners many unique opportunities, says Mark Jordan, executive director of Visit Martinsburg. “Throughout the county, we have multiple beautiful examples of historically preserved homes and estates, and the historic Martinsburg …
July 2, 2024
Perched on bluffs overlooking the Mississippi River, charming and historic Natchez offers planners numerous unique event destinations without sacrificing amenities and 21st-century necessities. The compact city also means easy accessibility to restaurants, shops, attractions, hotels, and one-of-a-kind meeting spaces.
Natchez Convention Center, located in the heart of the …
July 2, 2024
The “Hub City’s” Lake Terrace Convention Center, near Interstate 59, features 33,269 square feet of flexible space for a capacity of 1,600 in its largest space. Components include a 14,581-square-foot exhibit hall, seven meeting rooms, four pre-function areas, and a conference room. The 3,439-square-foot Lakeview function …
