Black Meetings and Tourism

November/December 2023

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DELAWARE Delaware's ideal location, easy access, tax-free savings, and distinguishing attractions make Delaware the perfect group-friendly destination. Groups can enjoy beach and outdoor adventures, mansions and gardens, history and heritage, and stirring trails of discovery. Take time to relax at one of Delaware's group-friendly hotels offering group incentives, below average accom- modations tax, and the convenience of motorcoach park- ing. Delaware is known for its distinguishing attractions. From the majestic mansions and gardens of the Brandywine Valley to the First State Heritage Park in the Capital City of Dover and the expansive culinary coast, Delaware is filled with endless trails of discovery and fun CONNECTICUT Accessible, affordable, unique attractions & invigorating activities are just some of the things that make Connect- icut a winner. The state accommo- dates groups of a range of sizes with a unique blend of large and small ven- ues from Conven- tion Centers to quaint boutique hotels located in the city, country or coast. Meeting & event attendees can do it all in Connecticut; from winning big at one of the two casi- nos, strolling the streets of New Haven to experience their pizza, hiking in the foothills of the Berkshires during fall foliage, sun-tanning on the beaches of the Long Island Sound, or exploring Connecticut's art, history and science museums, just to name a few! 23 B M & T ••• November/December 2023 ••• www.blackmeetingsandtourism.com group adventures! Dine in Delaware and enjoy delicious local seafood and farm-to-table, traditional and exotic fare. Visitors can benefit by special group menus, private dining rooms and food demos to enhance your Delaware group dining experience. MAINE Unique boutiques and shops. Farm- and sea-to-table eats. And one-of-a-kind stays. From charming Main Street communities to Portland's historic neighborhoods, the state of Maine will send travelers home with the most memorable experience. The Pine Tree State provides an environment perfect for small to medium size gatherings like family reunions, fraternal organiza- tion events, wed- dings and compa- ny retreats. Meeting Plan- ners looking to bring groups to the state might consider the regions world famous resorts, which accommo- date gatherings of larger sizes. Offer- ing luxury and pres- tige, resorts in Maine feature exce- ptional amenities in gorgeous settings, whether oceanside, surrounded by lush forests or with a bird's-eye view in the Maine mountains. The state prides itself on reaching the height of hospitality, and the top resorts do exactly that the Underground Railroad. Wherever you explore, Illinois welcomes you to embrace the powerful legacy of its African-American roots. Many sites provide unique meeting spaces serving as excellent options to hold ele- ments of your client's event. Wilmington Delaware Skyline photo: credit Tim Kiser Freedom Trail marker Portland, Maine Connecticut 29th colored Regiment Monument Sculpture

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