Gettysburg specializes in leadership
development - taking lessons from the Civil War battle and applying them to any organization to develop more effective leaders. Ranging anywhere
from five to 100 people, these leader- ship sessions can last anywhere from a single day or be designed as part of a multi-day retreat. In addition,
Gettysburg also has a culinary scene that includes great restaurants, food
tours, plus tasting locations for wine, hard cider, beer and distilled spirits.
tion, off-site venue and itinerary planning assistance as well as pro- viding materials to meeting atten- dees.”
Gettysburg has some perfect loca- tions suited for smaller meeting groups, and Whitehill as well as the rest of the group at Destination Gettysburg are happy to pick the right fit for groups looking to visit.
“The Federal Pointe Inn is an 18- room, upscale boutique hotel built in an old school dating back to the 19th century. The inn features a pub as well as a small meeting space. The Lodges at Gettysburg feature 35 individual cabins in a peaceful set- ting overlooking the Gettysburg countryside. Amenities include a bar, outdoor recreation such as hik- ing, bonfires and fishing. Battlefield Bed and Breakfast has a solarium built especially for meetings, a rus-
tic barn for events, outdoor space for games or additional tenting needs.”
Whitehill also adds that The Inn at Ragged Edge is perfect for a small, VIP retreat. “It offers nine guest rooms and can hold up to 50 peo- ple for a banquet.”
To Whitehill, Gettysburg is the per- fect location for a planner looking to take their small group off the beaten path and visit a unique loca- tion with many different options.
“Gettysburg specializes in small groups. Its venues provide quiet, inti- mate settings and the historic back- drop makes it a special place to have a meeting or small confer- ence. Attendees enjoy the small town atmosphere, as well as the great culture through restaurants, shopping and attractions,” he notes.
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