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Baltimore, MD
baltimore.org
Harbor East in downtown Baltimore, MD, a popular destination for meetings and events in the Mid-Atlantic region; photos courtesy: Visit Baltimore
Situated at the crossroads of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, a region of 50 million people, downtown Baltimore is just a 20-minutes from Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, which offers more than 600 flights per day to 75 cities. Amtrak’s Penn Station is one of the major stops on the Northeast corridor service, among Washington, DC, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and other metros along the route.
As a meetings destination, Baltimore offers dozens of facili- ties - from casual or elegant to hip or exquisitely traditional.
The Baltimore Convention Center (BCC) boasts 300,000- square feet of exhibit space, 50 flexible meeting rooms and a 36,672-square foot ballroom. The BCC has invested in upgrades, including a recently completed outdoor terrace that can be utilized for events or for relaxation, new audio systems, Wi-Fi, and enhanced culinary offerings.
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Baltimore has more than 9,000 hotel rooms (5,500 com- mittable) within walking distance of the convention center, featuring familiar hotel brands as well as independent bou- tique hotels. Baltimore’s “convention campus” embraces the world-famous Inner Harbor, which is surrounded by first-class hotels, highly rated restaurants, exciting attrac- tions and museums, and a variety of shopping opportuni- ties.
In addition, Baltimore is a destination dedicated to preserv- ing its cultural legacies. Heritage and culture are laced throughout the fabric of the city in the museums, attrac- tions, restaurants, music venues and theaters, as well as inspiring tours, heritage sites and historic religious venues. Visitors to Baltimore can see, taste and feel the uniqueness of the city’s diverse culture, from an array of restaurants to shopping, nightlife, art, history and culture.
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