LOUDOUN:
For Holiday and Business
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Loudoun County, Virginia offers an exceptional
destination for your holiday and your business
Just 40 kilometers from Washington, D.C., with charming towns and villages refl ecting small town
Americana, signifi cant heritage sites such as the home of General George C. Marshall, author of the
Marshall Plan, and rich culinary experiences including farm-to-table destination restaurants and 20
For holiday
award-winning wineries, Loudoun is a destination lush in memorable experiences, set against the
planning:
backdrop of rolling countryside, scenic byways, and horse country.
VisitLoudoun.org
Loudoun is also a great place for business. The county offers an interna-
1-703-771-2170
Loudoun enjoys a
tionally savvy business community, including a solid core of European
thriving sister-county
businesses such as the U.S. headquarters of Swissport USA, Rehau
relationship with
Main-Taunus-Kreis
North America, Giesecke & Devrient, and Heckler & Koch. Loudoun is
in the Frankfurt region
home to technology, aerospace, and science-related businesses, who
of Germany.
access the world via Washington Dulles International Airport. Loudoun
To learn more about
offers businesses a highly educated workforce, amenity-rich residential
Loudoun’s business
communities, top-notch educational opportunities, and a concierge-style business assistance team.
opportunities,
So plan your visit to Loudoun today, and discover more about the
contact Beth Hain:
destination as a place for business and pleasure.
Biz.Loudoun.gov
1-703-737-8386
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