Alabama

If you're looking for a meeting destination that will draw a crowd, look no further than Alabama's Gulf Coast. With an atmosphere that clears the mind and inspires the soul, Gulf Shores and Orange Beach have accommodations and meeting facilities.

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The Auburn-Opelika Tourism Bureau is an economic enhancement tool for the communities of Auburn, Opelika and Lee County. We promote and develop our area through the travel and tourism industry and introduce the unique spirit of Auburn-Opelika to visitors from around the world.

Birmingham, Alabama, is classic southern charm and hospitality. This vibrant, beautiful city is nestled in the rolling foothills of the Appalachian Mountains and serves up nationally recognized dining, shopping and entertainment, world-class attractions, events and other things to see and do.

Dothan, Alabama, "Peanut Capital of the World," offers visitors a Southern experience steeped in history and agriculture. Ideally located in Southeast Alabama, Dothan offers to both visitors and travelers excellent dining, shopping, attractions, historic, musical and arts events, award-winning sports facilities hosting both amateur and professional events, and affordable accommodations. Conveniently located on U.S. Hwy. 231, connecting Interstates 65 and 85 to Interstate 10, Dothan is your Gateway to Florida. Whether for a quick stopover or an overnight getaway, we’re out to win you over!

Point Your Compass to Adventure!

The Shoals and Tennessee River of Northwest Alabama Florence, Tuscumbia, Muscle Shoals, and Sheffield. Come roll with a singing river through northwest Alabama, pass through thousand-year old cypress trees. The woods are sweet with oxeye daisies, crepe myrtles, and flowering dogwoods. Wave at the folks in Waterloo, stop in a town café for Saturday morning biscuits and chocolate gravy.

The city of Foley Alabama's gulf coast is a wonderful year-round destination. Beautiful turqoise waters and sugar white beaches lie just minutes away, and within site is some of the best dining and outlet shopping around. Over five million visitors a year frequent our historic city and we invite you to come too. We have many family-friendly activities awaiting your arrival. Come for a visit and you'll see why we wish you were here.

Sail into a private cove nestled in the 949 miles of scenic shoreline. Here you can catch a glimpse of our national jewel - the bald eagle, the Lake Guntersville State Park Resort offers an Eagle Watch Program during the month of January. Or take home precious goods from designer clothes to antiques in Boaz, one of America’s top outlet malls. Or battle a silvery, award winning bass out of Lake Guntersville, considered by the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society to be one of America’s finest sport fishing lake. Or you can hike the Appalachian foothills to a primitive campground and take in a gold-streaked sunset.

The high-tech city of Huntsville which sprawls at the foot of a mountain in North Alabama is equally at home in the 19th century or the 21st. Huntsville's tourist attractions reflect the heritage of Alabama's first English-speaking city, the strife of the American Civil War and the accomplishments of America's rocket scientists.

The city is nicknamed "The Rocket City" for its close history with U.S. space missions. Huntsville has been important in developing space technology since the 1950s.