Why You Should Choose Gwinnett for Your Meeting or Convention

Nestled in the heart of Georgia and minutes from Atlanta, Gwinnett is a detour from the default when it comes to meetings.

With a new convention district, cultural diversity and unexpected experiences found everywhere from our downtowns to our venues, you can explore your ‘why’ throughout our many meeting-friendly cities.

Convention Center Space

Serenity and Space at the NEW Gas South Convention Center

The Gas South Convention Center, located in the Gas South District, is the newly renovated and expanded meeting facility with more than enough space to accommodate various groups. Here, attendees are treated to stunning open spaces and an energizing atmosphere.

A 4-star Westin hotel with 348 rooms is adjacent to the Convention Center. This means your attendees will relax in the lap of luxury right next to their meeting spot.

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Square-Foot Exhibit Hall

Square-Foot Grand Ballroom

Versatile Meeting Rooms

Square Feet of Outdoor Space

City of Atlanta

Close Proximity to Atlanta

Gwinnett has so much to see, do and explore that your group might forget that Atlanta is just minutes away. With our close proximity to Georgia’s capital city, you can easily expand your group’s itinerary to include fun activities and interesting attractions to participate in and visit that are located there.

Exterior of Westin Hotel building

Full-Service Hotels & Immersive Spaces

When you explore outside Atlanta’s city-center hotels and venues, you find a treasure trove of budget-friendly options in Gwinnett, from full-service properties that allow you to budget thoughtfully and provide amenities attendees expect to diverse venues offering more space for less money.

Full Service Hotels

All Group Venues

Featured Venues

Culture

A Mixing Pot of Cultures

We’re proud that not one thing defines us. Gwinnett consists of 16 unique cities, so we have a large diverse population made up of people from different cultures and backgrounds. (We’re home to the third-largest Korean population in the US.) As a result, there are many cultural hideaways for your attendees to discover and new things to try while meeting all kinds of people along the way. Some of the sweet spots include:

Culinary

A Diverse Culinary Scene

If you want to treat your attendees to a taste of the South or the world around it, Gwinnett has you covered. Here, your group will find several dining spots offering deliciously prepared Southern favorites along with a wide selection of international restaurants serving fares from cultures all over the world. Whether your attendees want to dine on Italian, Thai, Mediterranean, Indian, Chinese, Mexican, American or Vietnamese food, there is something for everyone.

International Restaurants

Kayaking Stone Mountain

Outside the Building: Natural Settings & Wellness Opportunities

For groups that want to explore nature, our welcoming destination is home to some of the best parks in the state. From hiking trails and wildlife watching to checking out waterways and taking pictures, your attendees can explore the natural beauty found in our destination. In addition, Gwinnett has outdoor team-building or solo activities for your group to take advantage of before and after meetings.

People float down a river on yellow inner tubes surrounded by green trees on a sunny day.
People float down a river on yellow inner tubes surrounded by green trees on a sunny day.

River Tubing

4349 Abbotts Bridge Rd
(678) 349-6880

Cool off on nature's own lazy river. Rent a tube and float down the Chattahoochee for 2, 4 or 6 hours. You can bring a cooler and stop by a picnic spot on the river's edge.

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Gwinnett's Golf Courses

Whether you're a pro, a beginner, or just out to have fun, Gwinnett's got golf options for you.
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A young girl wearing an orange climbing helmet and safety harness walks on a rope bridge in a forest.
A young girl wearing an orange climbing helmet and safety harness walks on a rope bridge in a forest.

Treetop Quest

2020 Clean Water Dr
(404) 277-6113

Treetop Quest’s adventure park will challenge you physically and mentally as you maneuver from tree to tree through obstacles and zip lines.

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17 Reasons You Should Go To Stone Mountain

You’re at the bottom of Stone Mountain, lacing up shoes and stepping from gravel to granite as you ascend the gradual slope of smooth, white rock.
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