We explore four easy-to-reach beach destinations in the U.S. and what they can offer your next meeting: Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; St. Augustine area, Florida; Puerto Rico; and Wilmington’s nearby beach islands in North Carolina.

San Antonio is blazing new trails with major new attractions and improvements to its already prodigious tourism offering. Discover some of the biggest developments happening in The Alamo City.
 

West Virginia's Summit Bechtel Reserve, a massive expanse used by the Boy Scouts of America for its National Jamboree every four years, provides an amazing opportunity for corporate meetings and retreats.

From expansive, iconic properties such as Stonewall Resort and The Greenbrier, West Virginia offers groups luxury meeting experiences mixed with opportunities to get out into some of the most beautiful natural areas in the U.S.

Charlotte, North Carolina, has everything other big cities have, including a convention center, more than 200 restaurants within Center City and the seventh busiest airport in the world, Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT), but Charlotte’s unique offerings are hard to replicate. 

Consider the following activities and venues popular with meeting professionals that take advantage of the outdoors in Palm Beach County.

Meetings Today received an exclusive tour of the Omni PGA Frisco Resort ahead of its May opening. Discover how the mile-long resort is changing the game of golf and how it can enhance your next meeting or event. 

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

A growing inventory of hotels and resorts around the state, plus convention center updates and more make Florida the meeting spot that continues to meet the ever-evolving needs of today’s group business, while anticipating and preparing for tomorrow.
 

When it’s time for fun after the meeting, don’t miss these amazing Florida attractions.