Howard Life - October 2007-May 2008 - (Page 40) FOR THE MEETING & EVENT PLANNER Have you considered holding your next meeting or special event in Howard County, Maryland? Groups that meet in Howard County get the best of both city and suburban experiences. Howard County is centrally located between Baltimore and Washington, DC. Even with its proximity to these big cities, it offers a breath of fresh air for planners looking for affordable venues boasting quaint towns, boutique shopping, pickyour-own produce farms, and miles upon miles of paved trails. Our meeting and special-event venues echo this unique balance, with options ranging from fullservice resorts (complete with spas and golf courses) to farms, historic properties, and “green” locales. Howard County’s easily accessible location is perhaps one of its most crucial selling points. Howard County is located just seven miles from BWI Airport and an Amtrak railway station, 24 miles from downtown Washington, DC, and just 15 miles from Baltimore. Also, major highways like I-95 and 1-70 run through Howard County, making it one of the most central and accessible destinations within the Capital Region. With a variety of accommodations, meeting spaces, unique venues, beautiful parks, and delicious dining experiences, Howard County offers event planners plenty of attractive options! ■ “ Howard County’s easily accessible location is perhaps one of its most crucial selling points. Howard County is located just seven miles from BWI Airport and an Amtrak railway station, 24 miles from downtown Washington, DC, and just 15 miles from Baltimore. ” HOWARD COUNTY TOURISM SERVICES Howard County Tourism is pleased to offer a variety of support services to meeting and event planners, including RFP distribution and site visits. For more information or to book your next event, please contact: Erin Van Bavel, Group Sales & Marketing Manager Howard County Tourism, Inc. 443-538-1659 erin@visithowardcounty.com Belmont Conference Center 40 howardLIFE Kenneth Losurdo, Jr.
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