New York City’s famous The Plaza Hotel debuted The Plaza’s Executive Boardroom on the hotel’s 11th floor and Washington, D.C.'s historic Hotel Washington has reclaimed the name that once graced the property when it initially opened its doors to guests in 1917 as part of a property-wide rebrand.

Missouri’s biggest cities, Kansas City and St. Louis, are full of storied hotels that have been meticulously preserved and transformed into enchanting properties with the modern amenities present-day attendees crave.

Celebrated Florida homes, hotels and museums for meetings and special events.

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

From historic resorts to vintage trains, the Poconos invite groups to follow the footsteps of history.

Rooted in literary and maritime history, Salem offers a host of unique venues for bewitching meetings and events. 

From a lesson in Milwaukee’s brewing origins to the home of one of America’s most famous architects, make sure these seven venues are on your radar for your next meeting in Wisconsin.

Savannah, Georgia, is a hot destination, increasingly popular for meetings and events, thanks to its historic attractions and new investments.

Transformed from a woolen mill into a boutique hotel in Amana, IA, Hotel Millwright is now open for business and offers over 8,000 square feet of meeting and event space.

From a WWII battleship and a regal mansion once owned by James Buchanan Duke to a beautifully restored barn, historic venues run the gamut in the Tarheel State.