Business & Pleasure
Doing business in Washington, DC
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The expected opening of a new convention center in Washington in2003 might increase the likelihood that one of your upcomingmeetings will bring you to the nation’s capital. Butthere’s much more in the District of Columbia than meetingspace and old federal buildings.
Where to stay: The St.Regis, a luxury hotel only two blocks away from the White House, isthe place to impress current and prospective clients. Don’tmiss a dinner at Timothy Dean Restaurant & Bar.
What to do: Visit theCorcoran Museum of Art, which features an extensive collection of18th- through 20th-century American art.
Christopher Elliott is a writer in Annapolis, Maryland.Contact him at www.elliott.org.
Contact Sources
- Corcoran Museum of Art, (202) 639-1700
- St. Regis Hotel, (202) 638-2626, www.stregis.com
The expected opening of a new convention center in Washington in2003 might increase the likelihood that one of your upcomingmeetings will bring you to the nation’s capital. Butthere’s much more in the District of Columbia than meetingspace and old federal buildings.
Where to stay: The St.Regis, a luxury hotel only two blocks away from the White House, isthe place to impress current and prospective clients. Don’tmiss a dinner at Timothy Dean Restaurant & Bar.
What to do: Visit theCorcoran Museum of Art, which features an extensive collection of18th- through 20th-century American art.
Christopher Elliott is a writer in Annapolis, Maryland.Contact him at www.elliott.org.
Contact Sources
- Corcoran Museum of Art, (202) 639-1700
- St. Regis Hotel, (202) 638-2626, www.stregis.com
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