ADVERTISING SECTION
Meeting and Conference Destinations:
Northern Virginia

Loudoun Convention & Visitors Association
222 Catoctin Circle SE, Suite 100
Leesburg, VA 20175
703-771-7525, ext. 13
www.VisitLoudoun.org
Contact: Jennifer Ritter, sales manager
ritter@visitloudoun.org

Fairfax County Convention and Visitors Bureau
8300 Boone Boulevard, Suite 450
Vienna, VA 22182-2633
703-790-3329
www.visitfairfax.org
Contact: Judith Volchko, national sales manager
jvolchko@fceda.org

Arlington Convention and Visitors Service
1100 N. Glebe Road
Suite 1500
Arlington, VA 22201
703-228-0871
www.stayarlington.com
Contact: Annette Rebillard, marketing manager
arebil@co.arlington.va.us

Alexandria Convention and Visitors Association
421 King Street
Alexandria, VA 22314
www.funside.com
Contact: Lorraine Lloyd, director of sales
llloyd@funside.com

ROOM REPORT
There are approximately 35,000 guest rooms in 40 conference hotels, 80 mid priced and budget properties and 40 extended-stay hotels. Additional rooms are available at dozens of bed and breakfast inns.

AIRPORTS
Three commercial airports serve Northern Virginia. Service by myriad of airlines assures direct or connecting flights to nearly all cities in the U.S.

Washington Dulles International Airport
Fairfax and Loudoun Counties

Ronald Reagan National Airport
Arlington

Baltimore-Washington International Airport
Six miles southwest of Baltimore

ATTRACTIONS
Arlington National Cemetery
Gadsby’s Tavern Museum
Gunston Hall
Morven Park
Mount Vernon
National Air & Space Museum’s
Udvar-Hazy Center
Newseum
Oatlands
Torpedo Factory Art Center

PUBLIC GOLF COURSES
Raspberry Falls Golf & Hunt Club
703-779-2555

Lansdowne Resort
703-729-4071

Goose Creek Golf Club
703-729-2500

South Riding Golf Club
703-327-6660

Algonkian Regional Golf Course
703-450-4655

Brambleton Regional Park Golf Course
703-327-3403

SHOPPING
Dulles Town Center
Fairfax Square
Fair Oaks Shopping
Historic Leesburg
Leesburg Corner Premium Outlet Center
Middleburg
Springfield Mall
Tysons Corner Center
Tysons Galleria

MEETINGS OF CAPITAL PROPORTIONS
Meetings in Northern Virginia probably got their first major start when Virginia patriots stopped at Mount Vernon to meet with George Washington.

Important meetings continue to be held today at Mount Vernon, as well as in all parts of Northern Virginia. While gatherings are often related to national politics or national associations headquartered in the area, organizations with absolutely no ties to Washington hold meetings and conferences in Northern Virginia because there is so much to see and do, and because accommodations, meeting facilities and travel are so outstanding.

In fact, visitors from around the world—whether they have an interest in the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, art, museums, national monuments or modern pursuits such as shopping, dining and entertainment, as well as outdoor recreation, meet here. After all, meeting in the nation’s capital generates an excitement like no other place.