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Mouth-watering
lobster. The faint scent of the salty sea drifting in on a
gentle breeze. The craggy shoreline, topped with evergreens,
standing proud against the Atlantic Ocean. Charming New England
villages scattered along the coast and in between rolling
hills. These are only a few of the memories you'll make in
Maine, the northeastern most state in the United States.
Maine
claims the oldest chartered city in the country, York, and
beautiful fall scenery. Nature lovers will feel right
at home in New England's largest state, where they can kayak
or swim in one of the area's many lakes in the summer or snowmobile
and ski in the winter.
And
business travelers need not feel left out. Portland, Maine's
metropolitan area, sits right on Casco Bay, a gateway to historic
forts and lighthouses. Complete with numerous meeting locations
to choose from, Portland provides a fine business atmosphere.
At night, take a walk along the city's waterfront and just
try the lobster at a local restaurant. Even if you're not
a big seafood fan, the fresh catch in Maine may just turn
you into one!
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