Tag Archives: Kentucky planners

Carrollton

On the Ohio River, approximately halfway between Cincinnati and Louisville, Carrollton is a “small American River Town” with much to explore, according to VisitCarrolltonKY.com. The town of approximately 10,000 people offers a historic downtown, Civil War sites, parks, and scenic beauty, as well as

Maysville

Approximately an hour from either Cincinnati or Lexington, Maysville is an Ohio River town with a historic downtown. Old Washington is a frontier village dating back to the 1780s, with log homes and Georgian-style townhouses. Nearby, the family-owned Old Pogue Distillery has been making bourbon and

Bardstown

Bardstown wears the crown of the “Bourbon Capital of the World,” says Stacey Phelps, president of Visit Bardstown. “We have 12 distilleries within 16 miles of our historic Main Street, including James B. Beam, Maker’s Mark, and Heaven Hill, plus many places where you can sample the best bourbons in

Bowling Green

Bowling Green offers affordability, ease of navigation around town, and a central location right off I-65, between Louisville and Nashville, Tenn., according to Marissa Butler, hospitality services director for Visit Bowling Green. “Visitors can stroll around a historic downtown, walk among legendar

Frankfort

Kentucky’s capital of Frankfort, home to approximately 25,000 people, is a historic city with a walkable downtown lined with 19th-century homes and commercial structures, many listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A highlight of downtown is the Greek Revival-style Old State Capitol, wh

Lexington

Sandy Johnson, director of destination sales for VisitLEX, says meeting planners consistently highlight Lexington’s unmatched hospitality. “What feels like everyday friendliness to our locals creates a uniquely memorable experience for visitors. For our VisitLEX convention sales team, this level of

Louisville

Louisville’s unique brand of Southern hospitality, one-of-a-kind attractions, Urban Bourbon Experiences, rich culinary scene, convenience, and affordability make it a world-class destination for any meeting or event, says Doug Bennett, executive vice president of Louisville Tourism. “Attendees love

Shelbyville/Simpsonville

Shelby County offers an array of bourbon-centric lodging, shopping, and dining, along with Bulleit Distillery and Jeptha Creed Distillery, says Janette Marson, president and CEO of ShelbyKY Tourism. “Our location is perfectly positioned for easy access to Louisville, Lexington, and Northern Kentucky

Shepherdsville/Bullitt County

Just 15 minutes south of Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport and approximately 30 minutes from Bardstown, Bullitt County is the trailhead of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail®. The county’s Wine, Whiskey & Ale Trail features nine distilleries, four wineries, and a craft brewery.

Mount Sterling and Montgomery County

With a historic, walkable downtown, colorful public art, and unique attractions like the iconic Ruth Hunt Candy factory, Mount Sterling provides easy access, affordable venues, and personalized planning support, says Tracy Pearce, director of tourism for Mount Sterling-Montgomery County Tourism. “Do

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