Missouri Springfield CVB Welcome to the Middle of Everywhere!


Dana Maugans, Sales Director, Convention & Visitors Bureau 815 E. St. Louis St., Springfield, MO 65806 www.SpringfieldMo.org • dmaugans@springfieldmo.org Phone: 800-678-8767 • Fax: 417-881-2231


Area hotel rooms: 6,300


Entertainment nearby: Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World, Cardinals AA Baseball, Fantastic Caverns, Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield, Dickerson Park Zoo, Ozark Greenways, Mizumoto Stroll Garden, Route 66, Missouri Sports Hall of Fame, Springfield Conservation Nature Center, golf courses, shopping, unique dining and much more! Meeting facilities: Springfield offers a wide array of meeting facilities large and small including the Expo Center, Ramada Oasis Hotel & Convention Center, University Plaza Hotel & Convention Center, Ozark Empire Fairgrounds, JQH Arena, O’Reilly Family Event Center and many others.


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hen location, affordability, facilities and a unique destination describe the place you want for your next meeting, convention or event, turn toward the center of the country. Not too big and not too small, Springfield, Mo., offers all that and more in a delightful blend of metropolitan charisma and Midwestern charm.


The third-largest city in Missouri has the lodging your attendees need and the facilities and services you need to host a successful event. And your attendees are sure to be pleased with the reasonable hotel rates, variety of entertainment options and the plethora of dining options available in the city. Served by Springfield-Branson National Airport and the Branson Airport, the city is easy to reach by air or by car via Interstate 44, U.S. 65, U.S. 60 or Missouri 13. About half the country’s population lives within 500 miles of Springfield, the most centrally located convention city in the country.


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