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Antique Auto Museum in Hershey, PA


Hershey-Harrisburg, PA www.visithersheyharrisburg.org/ meetings-conventions


The Hershey Harrisburg Region is where history meets family fun. It offers a traditional meeting space where the service is anything but ordinary. It is home to many unique venues, including one where guests can make their own candy bar. There are plenty of things to see and do here, as well, for free-time and also for spouses and family.


What’s more, the Hershey Harrisburg Region is located within a convenient three-hour or less drive from major cities, including: New York City, Philadelphia,Washington, DC, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh. The area also is easily accessible from Harrisburg International Airport and by a Harrisburg Amtrak station just blocks from the downtown area.


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The Hotel Hershey boasts a combination of classic elegance, modern amenities and uncompromising service while overlooking the town of Hershey. The hotel is home to 276 guest rooms, 25,000-square feet of flexible meeting space that includes an abun- dance of meeting room options featuring natural lighting, outdoor event spaces, on site audio-visual services, a conference concierge staff, plus extensive catering options.


Hershey Lodge is Pennsylvania's largest convention resort and offers a comfortable, state-of-the-art facility, designed to accommodate meetings of all sizes. It features 665 guest rooms, 100,000-square feet of meeting and exhibit space, a team of certified meeting professionals (CMP) on site, Great American Hall (the largest and most advanced meeting space in the region), audio-visual services, a conference concierge staff and extensive catering options.


Additional destination offerings at Hershey Entertainment and Resorts include: team building opportunities; premier dining; Hershey Country Club (with three golf courses);


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