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Fayetteville soldiers on for business travelers
Friday, 04 Oct, 2005
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Business travelers looking for a bargain might eye little-known Fayetteville, SC.
It’s the fifth most affordable destination for business travelers in the South, says Runzheimer’s Travel Management Network.
Perhaps best-known as a military outpost, Fayetteville is also attracting group business.
“Fayetteville is really getting ready to turn the page and become a city to be reckoned with,” George Livingston, general manager of the Courtyard by Marriott, told Knight/Ridder.
Fort Brag draws much of the visitors to the area. But other major companies with a presence here include DuPont, and Black & Decker.
Report by David WIlkening
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