Berkshire Visitors Bureau Writers, artists and have, for generations, found inspiration in the Berkshires of western Massachusetts. Meeting planners, too, have discovered that the region is fertile ground indeed for creativity, collaboration, team building, renewal and accomplishment. After the meeting, guests can enjoy a wide range of luxurious spas , spectacularly scenic golf courses, and some of the finest cuisine imaginable, prepared by chefs who are truly artists in their own right. “Between times” provide endless opportunities to grab an eye-opening dose of fresh mountain air, take in soothing scenic vistas and immerses attendees in enough beauty, art and culture to stimulate altogether new ways of thinking.  3 Hoosac Street Adams MA 01220 Phone: 800/237-5747 Fax: 413/743-4560 Email: lklefos@berkshires.org Web: www.berkshires.org Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce & CVB With its endless stretch of coastline and reputation for superior service, Cape Cod offers an unrivaled setting for productive meetings and conventions. Located just 70 miles from two major airports, the Cape offers a diverse array of state-of-the-art meeting venues, fine restaurants, accommodations, museums, shopping, golf and recreation.  5 Shoot Flying Hill Road Junction Route 6 & 132 Centerville, CapeCod, Massachusetts 02632 Phone: 508/362-9351 Fax: 508/362-3698 Email: sales@capecodchamber.org Web: www.capecodchamber.org Destination Worcester The City of Worcester is the second largest City in Massachusetts and is centrally located in new England. Home to world class museums and cultural performances, exceptional architecture, and a melting pot of cultures and neighborhoods, Worcester is ready to reveal its best kept secret - Worcester is a great place to live, work, play and stay. This All-American City includes 13 colleges and universities, three sports franchises, a 15,000 seat arena, a state-of-the-art convention center, an elite medical community, exceptional dining establishments, unique attractions and shopping, fabulous parks and walking paths all nestled within seven hills.  446 Main Street, Suite 100 Worcester, MA 01680 Phone: (508) 753-1550 Email: meet@destinationworcester.org Web: www.destinationworcester.org Central Massachusetts / Worcester County Convention & Visitors Bureau Worcester County located in the Heart of New England features a state of the art convention center, the DCU Center, offering more than 100,000 square feet of meeting & convention space. In addition, the region is home to a number of unique facilities & meeting places that offer wonderful amenities for any size group or event. All of this comes packaged in a charming and picturesque New England setting.  30 Elm Street, 2nd Floor Worcester, MA 01609 Phone: 508/755-7400, ext. 225 Fax: 508/754-2703 Email: convention@worcester.org Web: www.worcester.org Greater Merrimack Valley CVB ~ Concord, Lexington, Lowell A full service CVB assisting meeting planners with site inspections, Bid Proposals, Transportation options, Publicity, and Destination Literature. Located just 27 miles northwest of Boston and in the center of New England, the Greater Merrimack Valley rich in history and natural beauty, prides itself on being "Affordable, Accessible and Accommodating!"
Greater Springfield Convention and Visitors Bureau The Pioneer Valley of Western Massachusetts is growing to meet the needs of meeting planners and those they serve. In 2005, Springfield welcomed a bigger, better brand new convention center to its downtown area. Located at the "Crossroads of New England," at the intersection of Interstate 91 and Interstate 90, the region is served by Amtrak, and Bradley International Airport. The region can't be beat for easy access and high value. In addition, we offer accommodations as diverse as our landscape and attractions that New England is famous for... history, culture, shopping dinning, recreational activities and so much more. Massachusetts' Pioneer Valley"Arrive Curious Leave Inspired."
North of Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau Bring your meetings and events to the north shore of Boston, a scenic and historic area, from Boston to the New Hampshire border. Easily accessible by highway, bus or train, with miles of rocky coast, sandy beaches, historic homes, bustling museums and seaside villages with unique shopping and dining.
Southeastern Massachusetts Convention & Visitors Bureau Southeastern Massachusetts has much to offer, from historic seaside towns to rolling country hills; beautiful beaches to lakefront shores; fairs, festivals, ethnic food and unique to boutique to antique shopping.
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