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Bucks County, PA
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Hotel du Village, part of Landmark Hospitality’s family of event sites, in New Hope, PA
Business travelers aren’t just interested in visiting a new meet- ing location for the boardroom. Corporate travelers can opti- mize their time away from the cubicle by exploring the area they are visiting, and Bucks County, PA has a plethora of attractions, scenery and accommodations that fit the bill.
New Hope Winery boasts a rustically decorated, antique filled room for smaller events, along with their Event Center, which can hold approximately 250 guests for functions.
Nearby is Sand Castle Winery, with breathtaking rooftop view of the river, and the Black Bass is right on River Road, which many visitors enjoy riding down in the fall to see the foliage.
Several wineries along the Bucks County Wine Trail, like Crossing Vineyards, New Hope Winery and Sandcastle Winery, offer post-meeting wine tasting for those looking for an inter- active meeting.
The abundance of history in Doylestown and New Hope make for a great meeting spot, too. Businesses can explore the
“Mercer Mile,” a stretch of several museums honoring archae- ologist Henry Chapman Mercer, in Doylestown for the day. Or they can spend the afternoon post-meeting shopping and strolling the brick walkways and landscaped gardens of Peddler’s Village.
Employees can see a play at the iconic Bucks County Playhouse, tour founder of Pennsylvania William Penn’s old mansion Pennsbury Manor, or head out on the water in a canoe, kayak or float at Bucks County River Country.
The history, nature, and interesting attractions guarantee a boredom-free corporate meeting getaway.
Bucks County has been busier than ever as a meeting and group destination. In fact, Bucks County hotels experience a record-breaking summer in terms of occupancy this year, including: Best May (70.2 percent) over the past 10 years; Best June (75.3 percent) since 2012; Best July (77.6 percent) over the past 10 years; and Best August (77.7 percent) also over the past 10 years.
Mid-Atlantic EVENTS Magazine 67
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