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January • February 2013 ON THE COVER:


The Lafayette Ballroom at the Hotel Monaco Philadelphia A Kimpton Hotel in Philadelphia, PA


Photo Credit: Cris Molina for Kimpton Hotels


PAGE 10 The Reeds at Shelter Haven in Stone Harbor, NJ, a brand new South Jersey Shore resort and meeting facility.


FEATURES


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PAGE 22 A few of the mini desserts offered at Seasons 52 Fresh Grill, a popular destination for group dining.


Upscale and Boutique Properties Venues offering top-of-the-line amenities and impeccable service


Cuisine Takes Center Stage Fantastic group dining experiences and catered affairs


CVBs: Here to Help Planners will find a host of services through convention bureaus


Site Tour: Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Our intrepid concierge pays a visit to a treasured resort in Maryland


Hospitality is Hungry to Help Associations working together for a good cause


EVENTS EXTRAS Philadelphia CVB: Helping Specialized Markets EventsWorthy:


AFR’s “Around the World in 180 Minutes” Location Report:


EventsWorthy: Bucks County’s “The Gathering” EventsWorthy UpClose with Events:


Steve Wildemann, Advanced Staging UpClose with Events:


PAGE 46 Red Door Spa suite at Harrah’s Resort in Atlantic City, NJ one of many offerings on site for meeting and convention goers.


8 January  February 2013


Patti Gallagher, Main Line Expo Calendar of Events EventsWorthy:


Jingle Jam 2012 Advertiser Index


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Atlantic City, The Wildwoods, Cape May County, Camden, Cherry Hill & Mt. Laurel, NJ


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EVENTS MID-ATLANTIC January • February 2013


Upscale & Boutique Properties


Group Dining and Catered Affairs


CVBs: Here to Help


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