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SALINA Right place. Right reason. Right now.


Visit Salina • Jo Ann McClure 120 W Ash St • Salina • KS • 67401 785-827-9301 • Fax: 785-827-1081


www.VisitSalina.org • jmcclure@salinakansas.org Area rooms: 2,000


Nearest airport: Salina Regional - 5 miles, Wichita Mid Continent - 87 miles


Meeting facilities: Salina Bicentennial Center, Ramada Convention Center, Courtyard by Marriott, Rolling Hills Conference Center, Quality Inn & Suites


Attractions:


Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure, Stiefel Theatre, Community Theatre, Golf


Salina is the meeting planner’s choice for service, affordability and convenience. When considering Salina, meeting planners have agreed that service and attention to detail make their planning much easier. Convention delegates are extremely pleased with the affordability of Salina hotels, meals, shopping and entertainment. Salina is located at the interstates I-70 and I-135, making Salina a very convenient travel location. Looking for variety? Salina hosts a number of creative venues for meetings, outings and entertainment. The Salina Bicentennial Center hosts groups from ten to arena seating for 8,000 with breakouts and exhibit space, along with numerous hotel convention facilities. Local attractions and events provide entertainment at museums, theaters, festivals, art center and cinema, specialty shops and dining in our historic downtown district. Perhaps a farm and ranch experience, lavender farm or world class zoo and museum for variety. Visit Salina specializes in customized convention and meeting service packages. Call today for a memorable, customized event for your delegates or visit our website at www.VisitSalina.org.


TOPEKA Topeka - A Capital Place! Visit Topeka Inc. • Erika Lucaro


618 S Kansas Ave • Topeka • KS • 66603 800-235-1030 • Fax: 785-234-8282


www.VisitTopeka.com • Erika@visitTopeka.com Area rooms: 3,000


Major meeting facilities: Kansas Expocentre, Maner Conference Center and Capitol Plaza Hotel, Ramada Convention Center and Holiday Inn Holidome


Attractions:


Kansas State Capitol, Brown V. Board of Edu- cation Historic Site & Museum, Kansas Museum of History, Old Prairie Town, Charles Curtis House, Great Overland Station, Gage Park, Topeka Zoo, Heartland Park, Lake Shawnee


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Your meeting belongs in America’s heartland. Come explore the capital city and experience why your meeting belongs in Topeka. Unbeatable value and convenient location are among the many things


that bring meetings to the Midwest; however, it’s the exceptional service and friendly people that bring events back to Topeka. Located in the “heart of America” at the junction of two major interstates, Topeka is easily accessible from any part of the county. The capital city of Kansas is home to the Kansas Expocentre, one of the


region’s premier convention facilities, which boasts 110,000 sq. ft. of flexible exhibit and meeting space and 2,500 free parking spaces. Topeka’s three convention hotels, the Capitol Plaza Hotel, the Holiday Inn Holidome, and the Ramada Convention Center offer impressive facilities that can accommodate your event needs. During your visit to Topeka enjoy our wide variety of attractions. From


historic to entertaining, Topeka has something for everyone. Museums, historical sites, theatres, nature trails, botanical gardens, sport facilities and art galleries are located throughout the city, which means you’re never far from the action. So whether it’s hospitality, value, accessibility, premier meeting facilities or offsite entertainment, Topeka is a capital place for your event.


Midwest Meetings Guide Book 2013


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