Meet AC Jim Wood, president and CEO of Meet AC, promotes the beach as a link to meetings. “Have a bit of beach tied in and use the sand as an opportunity. When creating menus, choose foods that match the beach theme.”


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our property to be a sacred place where guests come to have a heavenly experi- ence. The a at the end stands for our aloha spirit used to serve everyone with warmth, welcome and love.”


She continues, “People come here to escape the everyday hustle, bustle and distractions of life and can really address the goals of their meeting or event. We have ideal venues to meet the needs of groups of all sizes. Whether they're look- ing to rejuvenate their business through a special team building event, dazzle guests with an oceanfront party, or knock out the next big idea in one of our small- er spaces, our meeting and events team will help them coordinate every detail.”


“Golden Inn takes up an entire ocean- front block giving our guests easy access to the beach and some of the best views in New Jersey from our East Wing Studios,” adds Sedgwick. “The building itself was in the perfect location and we've completely re-built it; wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling. Every guest room fea- tures a balcony, custom furniture, luxuri- ous finishes, Carrera marble bathrooms, compact refrigerator, microwave, and Keurig coffee makers. Planners tell us that meeting at the beach was the best decision they made. It enables them to open their minds and focus on the tasks at hand.”


Atlantic City is an event destination, and its ongoing revitalization promises plan- ners a number of dream meeting sites.


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