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"THE LAST FRONTIER"
COMBINES THE GREAT
OUTDOORS WITH
GREAT HOSPITALITY
COMPILED BY REGGIE MURPHY
Alaska is different from every other
destination in the world. Every day offers
an unforgettable memory: a mother
moose and calf, glaciers and mountains,
unique Native cultures, our Russian lega-
cy and Gold Rush days. Even lifelong
Alaskans are amazed! This is a perfect
state for groups that want to get away
from the big city and enjoy a quiet meet-
ing in calm relaxing environment.
••JUNEAU••
Alaska's capital city – welcomes visi-
tors to their scenic coastal shores and
offers a long-standing tradition of hospital-
ity. Located just two hours north of Seattle
and served by Alaska Airlines year-round
and Delta Airlines during the summer,
Juneau is surprisingly easy to get to!
Juneau can accommodate conven-
tions of up to 600 people, retreats, com-
mittee meetings, and regional confer-
ences. Conveniently located within walk-
ing distance to hotels, restaurants, and
attractions, Centennial Hall Convention
Center sits on Juneau's waterfront, and
its flexible 17,000 sq. ft. will meet your
event and vendor space requirements.
Many of Juneau's meeting locations are
also in majestic settings. Just imagine
your opening reception atop Mount
Roberts, offering sweeping views of the
town and valley below, or along the banks
of the Gastineau Channel or Auke Lake.
A real departure from "the usual"
AREA GUIDES
A L A S K A
Main Street Juneau
Mendenhall
Lake
and
Glacier
Photo Credit: PoPMedia Group
Photo Credit: PoPMedia Group
