Come visit the heart of Oklahoma in the capital city, Oklahoma City. The city is also the largest in Oklahoma and Will Rogers World Airport offers regular scheduled flights to domestic destinations on the East and West Coast. The city has a number of prominent museums, including the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum and numerous displays at the University located in town. The city offers a large variety of dining options and hotel accommodations in town are first class. In the evenings, plenty of young people flock to the numerous bars and clubs which keep the nightlife vibrant. Located not far from Oklahoma City is Norman, Oklahoma, the home of the University of Oklahoma. OU's athletic teams are among the best in the country and its academic record is renowned nationwide.

Oklahoma is located in the heart of the Midwest. This rustic state is quickly earning a reputation as the headquarters for many high tech companies and corporations. Its economy has been traditionally grounded in the oil industry, but recent moves by newer firms have made the state a popular destination for young entrepreneurs as well. The state's climate is typically dry and very warm in the summers, with occasional thunderstorms or tornadoes. Winters are typically milder and occasionally receive frosts.