 There's
no better place to be than Washington, DC—the
center of politics, power, the arts and site of the NAFSA 2008 Annual Conference & Expo - 60th Anniversary. The conference theme is “Shaping the Future of International Education.”
- Walk along historic Pennsylvania Avenue
and take in sites from the inspiring Capitol dome to the White
House.
- Explore the Marion Koshland Science Museum
or the National Museum of Health & Medicine
- Explore major art institutions like the National Gallery of Art and smaller museums such as the Phillips Collection
- Stroll through Penn Quarter, just blocks from
the
Washington Convention Center, and take your pick from some
of the hottest restaurants in the country
Washington,
DC serves up unparalleled access to power, energy, education and
fun. You might even want to add a couple of days to your stay in
order to enjoy all that the nation's capital has to offer.
This site was designed with you in mind, including listings for
attractions, restaurants, museums and theatre to make the most of
your trip. Be sure to click the links to the left for information on popular cultural celebrations, dining and transportation options, and new exhibits/festivals. We look forward to welcoming you and your colleagues to Washington, DC.
Click here to register for the NAFSA 2008 Annual Conference & Expo
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Calendar of Events
Exhibitions, theatre, dance, music—find out what's happening
around Washington, DC during your conference. GO>> |
Museums, Galleries,
Monuments & More
Interested in espionage? Investigate at the International Spy Museum.
Searching for inspiration? Climb the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
Spend your free time at some of the most intriguing attractions
in the world. GO>>
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Family Affairs
Pair your business trip with family bonding. Here's a full list
of family-friendly attractions and activities.
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Restaurants
DC's restaurant scene is virtually a global village, reflecting
over 50 ethnicities. Some of the hottest chefs in the country make
their home in the nation's capital. Check out the restaurants reserve
a table today. GO>> |
Watering Holes
 After
a long day of business meetings and seminars, Washington, DC's diverse
nightlife provides the perfect place to unwind.
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Neighborhoods
 Beyond
the famous monuments and federal buildings, Washington, DC is a
city of neighborhoods. From trendy Adams Morgan to the revitalized
Penn Quarter, each pocket of DC has its own unique flavor and style.
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Transportation
 There
are many ways to get around in Washington, DC. Click the category
below for information on your transporation options. GO>> |
 NAFSA: Association of International Educators founded in 1948 and celebrating its 60th anniversary, is a nonprofit membership association, which promotes the exchange of students and scholars to and from the United States. The Association sets and upholds standards of good practice and provides professional education and training that strengthen institutional programs and services related to international educational exchange. NAFSA's members - numbering more than 9,000 individuals from all 50 states and 90 countries - share a belief that international educational exchange advances learning and scholarship, builds respect among different peoples, and encourages constructive leadership in a global community.
 The
Washington, DC Convention & Tourism Corporation, the lead
destination marketing organization for the nation's capital, is
a private, non-profit membership organization of nearly 1,000
businesses committed to marketing the area as a premier global
convention, tourism and special events destination with a special
emphasis on the arts, cultural and historic communities.
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