A Body of Chocolate
There are few people who don’t savor a delicious bit of chocolate in a bar, kiss or cup. The Spa At The Hotel Hershey goes much fur- ther and offers a variety of servic- es enveloped in the delicacy.
Their decadent treatments
include: a Whipped Cocoa Bath, Chocolate Fondue Wrap, Cocoa Massage and Chocolate Bean Polish. Chocolate Hydrotherapy instills memories of childhood, while a Sweet Feet pedicure nour- ishes with intensive moisturizing treatment and massage. Any or all of the unique experiences are warm, comforting and oh-so-filled with tantalizing aroma.
Entertainment and Resorts.“From lux- urious treatments at The Spa At The Hotel Hershey to golf outings at Hershey Country Club to customized, Hershey-themed team building pro- grams, our resorts are known for world-class accommodations and abundant activities.”
Experienced convention services teams at Hershey Lodge andThe Hotel Hershey help groups plan a wonderful escape from their everyday work lives. “They are on hand throughout the planning phase of events to suggest activity options and customized menus for creating the perfect retreat,” punctuates Fies. “In addition,Hershey Destination Services offers planners assistance with securing unique ven- ues, team building programs, and off- property entertainment to meet the needs of any group.”
The Hotel Hershey hosts a strategic consulting company for its annual incentive trip, for example. A themed banquet each year coordinates cus- tomized menus and décor, separate children’s parties,and a team building program for more than 300 guests ranging in age from 5 to 70 years old. Another event brings executive board members together for a retreat held in The Cottages at The Hotel Hershey, which border lush Pennsylvaniawood- lands.
In the summer, countless
Hershey clients plan meetings that incorporate family outings for a seam- less mix of business and leisure for guests.
Fies says a favorite teambuilding activ- ity arranged by Hershey Destination
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Nemacolin is one of North America's premier luxury resort destinations. It features 320 guestrooms, suites, town- houses and private upscale homes. The resort offers championship golf, including the Pete Dye designed Mystic Rock golf course. In July, the
Services is their Chocolate Challenge. “Groups work together to build free- standing structures out of Hershey’s candy products. For the smaller cor- porate meetings, chocolate and wine pairings and mixology classes are organized for after-hours team build- ing, and for the incentive trips and family programs, our team helps arrange individual activities such as spa appointments, rounds of golf at Hershey Country Club,
trips to
Hersheypark, Hershey’s Chocolate World and ZooAmerica,historic trolley tours, Segway tours, falconry demon- strations, or visits to Hershey Gardens and its new year-round live butterfly exhibit.We have somuch for somany.”
Tim Bugas, director of sales for Nemacolin Woodlands Resort
in
Farmington,PA is proud of his destina- tion’s success. “We are experiencing two- to five-percent growth each year. The key is tapping into valuable mar- kets. Pittsburgh is our bread and but- ter, but we reach out to Washington, DC, Harrisburg, Philadelphia and Columbus,OH,among others.”
The 2,000-acre resort featuring an excess of 60 pastimes has hosted large companies like 84 Lumber for an annual golf classic as well as smaller SMERF (social, military, educational, religious, fraternal) groups.
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