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SERMACS 2002
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The meeting will be held in the Lightsey Center of the College of Charleston and the Westin Francis Marion and Embassy Suites Hotels. Specially priced conference hotel rooms may be booked by calling the hotels and identifying yourself as a SERMACS2002 conferee. It is advisable to make reservations as early as possible.
The Westin Francis Marion Hotel
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 Embassy Suites
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In order to insure the best rate, please use "SERMACS2002" as your registration code when speaking with the hotels.
Charleston has one major bus system. Bus routes serve Mount Pleasant, Sullivan's Island, the Isle of Palms, North Charleston, West Ashley, James Island, Hanahan, and the Peninsula. The Downtown Area Shuttle (DASH) which serves downtown workers and visitors has as its focal point, the Visitor Reception and Transportation Center. The buses, modeled to look like trolleys, leave the center regularly and carry the visitors to and from the historic district. The City has developed a number of off street parking facilities within a one block area of DASH routes. Additionally, an expanded rural transit
service will be setup by 1997 to operate within the rural areas of the tri-county.
TRANSPORTATION
Charleston International Airport provides commercial air service to the entire trident region. Delta, Continental, USAir and Midway are the primary carriers. Amtrak provides daily rail service. Two interstate highways (1-26 and I-526), four major U.S. Highways, and seven major state highways serve the area. Interstate 526 (the Mark Clark Expressway) is a new freeway which forms a semi-circle across the region - from US 17S to US 17N.
Driving Directions
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