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A visit to Tennessee’s fifth-largest city brings all the charm and hospitality one would expect from a quintessential southern city. This off-the-beaten-path but easily accessible community is 40 minutes northwest of Nashville along I-24.

What can you expect on a group trip? Besides welcoming hospitality and superior customer service, you’ll enjoy scenic drives, a major waterway, historic attractions, stunning architecture, a lively performing & visual arts community, palate-pleasing local eateries, boutiques and antiques, art galleries, a winery, distilleries, craft breweries, and custom-created special events. These are a few of the amenities and qualities that attract groups from all over the county to Clarksville again and again. 

Let’s get started planning your visit.

Natalie

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Natalie Stepneiwski Director of Sales

Natalie was born and raised in the south-central part of Connecticut but has lived and traveled in many different states. Her parents are Polish immigrants who taught her to speak Polish and English simultaneously. Weeks after graduating from Eastern Connecticut State University, she moved to Alaska to become a crew member on a glacier cruise ship. That is where her passion and love for tourism started. She worked CVBs in Anchorage and then Fayetteville, NC when she and her husband PCSed. At these organizations, she was responsible for conducting sales, forming relationships with venues and clients, updating information on area attractions, and managing volunteers and visitor centers. Eventually, she made her way to Clarksville where she took some time crafting cocktails in Nashville. She quickly fell in love with Clarksville and immersed herself in the community. Natalie loves fitness, hiking with her two dogs, and traveling with her husband and family.