Fayetteville/Cumberland County
June 3, 2025
Anchored by Fort Liberty (formerly Fort Bragg), the world’s largest U.S. Army base, Fayetteville and surrounding Cumberland County provide event planners with a rich diversity and one-of-a-kind offerings.June 3, 2025
Anchored by Fort Liberty (formerly Fort Bragg), the world’s largest U.S. Army base, Fayetteville and surrounding Cumberland County provide event planners with a rich diversity and one-of-a-kind offerings.June 3, 2025
The 600,000-square-foot Charlotte Convention Center, which completed a $126.9 million expansion in 2021, contains 280,000 square feet of exhibit-hall space divisible into four halls.June 3, 2025
“There is no one way to experience Orange County, N.C.,” notes Marlene Barbera, director of sales for Chapel Hill/Orange County Visitors Bureau.June 3, 2025
This summer, Hickory Metro Convention Center is set to show off its recent expansions and renovations.June 3, 2025
Since the 19th century, Asheville has attracted generations of creators and makers to this beautiful corner of the Tar Heel State.June 3, 2025
Cited by Forbes as one of America’s “Top 10 Downtowns” and equally energized by $2 billion in downtown development initiatives in recent years, Winston-Salem continues to evolve.June 3, 2025
Historic Eureka Springs, a tourist resort since the late 1800s, has a walkable downtown with Victorian-era buildings, locally owned shops and restaurants, historic hotels (some said to be haunted), and more than 60 natural hot springs.June 3, 2025
Mooresville in Iredell County is approximately 40 minutes north of Charlotte.June 3, 2025
One hour’s drive northwest of Raleigh-Durham International Airport, the city of Rocky Mount—in Nash and Edgecombe counties—is home to the 165,000-square-foot Rocky Mount Event Center.June 3, 2025
Bentonville’s niche continues to be the collection of world-class amenities near downtown, says Kim Krutsch, director of sales for Visit Bentonville.