Boasting some of the best, if unheralded, beaches in the U.S., as well as an aerospace industry that sent man to the moon and venues that commemorate momentous historical events, Alabama remains a relatively untapped jewel of a meetings destination, but perhaps the secret is getting out.

The historic city of Savannah, drenched in Southern Gothic literary mystique and draped with Spanish moss hanging from the scores of elder live oaks standing sentry in its many public squares, set quite the scene for Meetings Today LIVE! South December 4-7, 2022.

Create deeper connections between both attendees and the local community in Puerto Rico by weaving these activities into your next meeting or event. 

Cities such as Baton Rouge and Shreveport, Louisiana, have a plethora of offsite venue options to offer, from historical sites like underground tunnels converted into dining halls to the nation’s largest park dedicated to roses.

From Dollywood to Great Smoky National Park, and three entertainment districts full of offsite options, Pigeon Forge is primed for meetings and events groups. See what’s new.

An exploration of Virginia’s food and beverage scene, from unique venues to a storied history in wine making.

Long a favorite because of its Southern Gothic vibe, Savannah has upped its hip factor with the addition of the Plant Riverside entertainment district and the ever-evolving Starland, an arts community district that has been in the works since 2000 and provides a bit of bohemian relief amidst the moss-draped public squares.

North Carolina is a frontrunner at staying on trend, and recent developments continue to draw visitors in. Check out what these popular Tar Heel State cities have in store for your next meeting or event.