Meet With Success in Baltimore

Want to make your next meeting a success in every way? Plan on it in Baltimore, an exciting city with surprises around every corner. With a major renaissance underway including groundbreaking growth in accommodations and meeting facilities, nightlife, and attractions just a short walk away from our expanded Convention Center-Baltimore is your place to meet.

Download a PDF of the Baltimore Area Convention and Visitors Association sales presentation. Learn more about our Convention Facilities or speak with our Convention Services Staff.

In Baltimore, You're Two Feet Away from Everything!

From the hotels to the Baltimore Convention Center, attractions to shopping, dining to nightlife, you're just a short walking distance from everything you need to meet with success in Baltimore.

We hope you enjoy our new sales video, which highlights Baltimore’s “convention community.” The video was produced by our multimedia partner, Panoptic Studios, in conjunction with ProForma Stewart & Associates of Baltimore. Panoptic Studios, with offices in Chicago, Las Vegas and New York, provides multimedia presentations and services for major conventions, meetings and tradeshows across the country. We encourage you to visit ProForma Stewart & Associates' web site, to see the wide range of exciting work the company does.

People are Talking About Baltimore

"Knowing that the entire Baltimore 'team' was looking out for our best interest and was excited about delivering a superior outcome helped me get through some sleepless nights!! They are fantastic and I would put them up against any city in the United States!! Bravo Baltimore!!"
Jayne K. Ayers, President, J. Ayers & Associates, Inc.
Rite Aid Convention, August 2007

"Our experience with the entire organization has been nothing less than outstanding"
Martin Schwartz, President, Vehicles for Change
NCAA Lacrosse Championship, May 2007

"This city of more than 250 neighborhoods is bursting at the seams. From its vibrant, happening Inner Harbor, stretching along the waterfront east to the former cannery district of Canton and southwest to historic Federal Hill."
Bill Reid, Philadelphia Inquirer