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Kalahari Resorts and Conventions Pocono Mountains has continued to grow with a major focus on the meetings industry | Regional Conference Centers that offer environments conducive to learning | Team building and retreats that keep employees active and engaged this autumn | Industry experts discuss new and exciting event technologies | And so much more inside!

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FEATURED ORIGINALS

Set amid downtown Saratoga's boutique shops and restaurants, Saratoga Arms was built in circa 1870.

Visit Bucks County welcomed meeting and events professionals to Peddler's Village for a showcase

Hard Rock AC Sales Managers take our Publisher on a tour in this one minute jam session.

Choosing the right venue for an annual holiday event can go a long way toward bringing forth cheerful celebration among employees and clients alike.

From 1848 Felt Factory to an event experience you can feel.

Gluten-free but flavorful desserts at Normandy Farm Hotel & Conference Center.

An energetic alternative to the typical hotel experience

A group of planners goes inside of the conference attendee’s experience at Atlantic City’s Mohegan Sun property.

We tour Normandy Farm's recent multimedia renovation

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The corporate planner's #1 resource with news and tips for outstanding meetings and events.

INSIDE THE NovEMBER/DecemBER 2019 ISSUE:

On The Cover: Emerging Destinations: New Hope, PA...

Paul Bencivengo of Visit Bucks County, Chef Jose Garces of Stella, Ron Gorodesky of the River House at Odette’s, and Thomas McAteer of Landmark Hospitality (photo credit: Mario Oliveto Photography).

Features: Casinos for Events | Places with a Rich History | Small Meetings and Retreats

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Emerging Destination: New Hope in Bucks County, PA

BIG things are happening in Bucks County, PA. The town of New Hope has long been known for its riverside dining, eclectic merchants, boutique shopping, cultural attractions, inns and bed-and-breakfasts. With an already strong reputation as a one-of-a-kind, walkable destination along the Delaware River, it appears as though the best is just beginning here.

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Q&A with The Curtis Atrium in Philadelphia, PA

Jim Cohn: Hi Suzanne. It's been a real treat getting to know and work with you at Normandy Farm for the last, what, 3 years now?

Q&A with Leila Miller, Senior Director of Catering for The Curtis Atrium by Constellation

Recently, a client of mine had his own client coming into town, and he requested help in placing this individual at a local hotel within Center City Philadelphia. So, I suggested a cutting-edge and contemporary property that’s known for its comfortable rooms and a great central location.

In the era of silicone straws and reusable storage bags, conservation and sustainability have become a top priority for consumers in their daily lives. But when it comes to parties and events, many find themselves perusing the bulk stores for plastic silverware, paper plates, and disposable serving dishes, spending substantial money on products that will ultimately end up in a landfill.

Woodloch Resort in the Poconos hosted an exclusive, interactive cooking event for Meeting and Event Planners at City Kitchen within the Reading Terminal Market. Attendees were split into teams and competed with each other in categories like who cooked and presented the best appetizers, main entrée and desserts. All ingredients were provided by merchants at the historic Market. Attendees had fun, engaging experience similar to what they would have at Woodloch Resort, so basically the mountains c

It’s that time of year again - the holiday season has arrived. End of the year festivities soon will be held all throughout the region, and those planning them are always on the lookout for out of the ordinary venues and spaces that they can feel confident will be a sure-fire hit with their attendees.

Destinations throughout the Mid-Atlantic Region are thinking big by going after small. Small meeting groups, that is.

A diverse market, smaller meetings are held by companies of all sizes and across a wide range of industries. These can be for off-site training, high level executive retreats, departmental meetings, brainstorming sessions, team building functions and more.

It won’t be a stretch of the imagination for attendees to feel like they’re standing on hallowed grounds where America’s first leaders gathered, battles were fought and prestigious buildings still stand to remind them of our nation’s rich history.