From Bloomington-Normal down to Springfield, these stops along Route 66 offer sites and attractions “route-d” in Illinois history. 

The secret is out. Columbus is primed for your meeting and event with the infrastructure, dining scene and entrepreneurial, youthful citizenry that is always crafting something fresh and interesting for those willing to explore.

From James Beard Award-nominated chefs and six-generation-owned restaurants to global dishes and dinners on a farm, we explore the culinary highlights for meeting groups in some of Eastern Iowa’s key markets.

Increased awareness, improved staffing and a bid for a major international event were included in the positive tourism news delivered at Explore Minnesota’s annual tourism conference.

Chicago’s famous museums and skyscrapers remain staple agenda items while offsite venues and attractions beckon from beyond the city’s border. 

Milwaukee meetings come with rich history and a welcoming community at unique and historic venues throughout Wisconsin’s largest city.  

From boasting the world’s largest children’s museum to converting original Pullman train cars into hotel rooms, imaginative sites in Indiana can transform ordinary events into one-of-a-kind experiences, and the state’s creative culture is flourishing.

St. Louis is ready for a full return to business travel, and what the city has to offer can take meetings and events to the next level.  Take advantage of these new and exciting opportunities during your next trip to the Gateway to the West.

Kansas City is on the ascent, ready to add a new terminal at Kansas City International Airport and a groundbreaking riverfront soccer stadium, expanding its streetcar line and drawing two major sports events that will increase the destination’s profile on the national, and world, stage.