Steeped in American history, Pennsylvania is home to a diverse city and country landscape — all of which offer unique options for meetings and events.

When people think about Nevada, their minds often turn to gambling and the big casino resorts with a presence in both Las Vegas and Reno. But both cities offer so much more.

From awesome to intimate, with locations ranging from sleepy to downright buzzy, there is truly something for almost every style of gathering in the Sunshine State.

Wrapped in the raw beauty of desert settings, offering more than 300 days of sunshine, and with championship golf courses and cosseting spa facilities alike, it’s no wonder the “Grand Canyon State” is a favorite for meetings, conferences and incentive programs.

The region’s destinations, resorts and meeting venues have been very proactive in implementing the needed health and safety measures to help the industry regain its footing.

Visit Orlando has a new CEO and president, Casandra Matej, longtime head of the San Antonio CVB, who formally took over in Orlando early this year.

Miami’s biggest draws include its beaches, its culture and the excitement of an urban, international city with a laid back, beach vibe.

Las Vegas has reopened for meetings and convention business.

As event organizers look forward, cities such as New Orleans, Baton Rouge and the Shreveport-Bossier region in Louisiana remain high on their list of world-class meeting destinations. Here’s why…

Winter Or Summer, The State’s Activities Leave A Lasting Impression