Mark Your Calendar for AOHP 2007 National Conference

AOHP 2007 National Conference - September 26-29, 2007

Savannah, GA
Marriott Savannah Riverfront
100 General McIntosh Boulevard
Savannah, Georgia 31401

Savannah, the sultry and mysterious "Belle" on the Southeastern coast. Savannah captivates the suitors with her natural beauty, eccentric charm and traditional Southern Hospitality -- because Savannah is genteel, gracious and captivating. Savannah is the beautifully preserved hidden treasure of the Low Country. Come unlock the history, romance and beauty that lies within. Explore every nook and cranny because you are her guest and Savannah loves sharing her treasures with you.

Come, fall in love with the city's hospitality and its quirky personality. Savannah allows you to experience the history, wonder, elegance and mannerisms of the Old South and the beauty and grace it reveals today.

The coast of Georgia is a watersportsman's paradise! Recreational boating or watersports, fishing, kayaking and dolphin tours are available. When the sun goes down, the history sleeps and the nightlife comes alive with concerts, theater and dance!

Their tour companies include trips to all the most popular destinations, including all historic destinations, architectural marvels of Savannah and the quirky stories of Savannah's past and present.

Savannah has a variety of Nightlife featuring cool Savannah jazz and blues, cigar bars, Latin salsa clubs and piano bars playing songs by Savannah's son Johnny Mercer. The best in bluegrass, swing music, dance hits from the 70's and 80's and every genre in between add to Savannah's eclectic mix of entertainment.

Amusements in Savannah include, recreation, and sporting events available to entertain all members of your family. Enjoy a sunny afternoon on Tybee's tranquil beach, or try your hand at deep sea fishing, play a round of golf or relax and watch one of Savannah's exciting sports teams. Whatever your idea of a fun afternoon is, Savannah has just what you need.

Attractions: Visit the past by re-living the first days of the colony at one of the area's only surviving examples of plantation life. Take a picturesque drive up the Avenue of the Oaks to Wormsloe Historic Site and journey back in time to see how Savannah's first settlers tamed the new wilderness. Track battles from the War of 1812 and the Civil War at Old Fort Jackson, Fort Screven and Fort Pulaski. The Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum features relicts from America's pursuits to insure freedom.

Go back in time and visit eighteenth and nineteenth-century architectural excellence at the King-Tisdell Cottage, Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace, Andrew Low House, Davenport House and Owens-Thomas House. Explore our many museums to learn about the contributions of Africans to the American tapestry at the Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum or visit one the South's oldest art museums, the Telfair Museum of Art.

Savannah Awaits Your Arrival!