Also part of Resorts’ offerings, “Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville Entertainment Complex features LandShark Bar and Grill on the beach and Margaritaville Café on the boardwalk,” adds Jackson. “Both sites can accommodate up to 500 people for private events.”


Of course, the glorious advantages of waterfront meeting venues aren’t limit- ed to the Garden State.


Ocean City, Maryland has been called the East Coast’s favorite first class resort and tourist destination with 10 miles of pristine beaches, a nearly three-mile boardwalk, 17 championship golf courses, plenty of water options and more. A big part of that “more” is the newly expanded Roland E. Powell Convention Center.


“Culture and elegance meet the func- tionality of the state-of-the-art facility,” lauds Regina S. Brittingham, regional sales manager for the convention cen- ter. “With 214,000-square feet of flexible space, 25 meeting rooms, expanded exhibit space, breathtaking panoramic views of the Isle of Wight bay, and a waterfront promenade and terrace for receptions, it is the centerpiece of Ocean City’s convention and meeting activity. It also features on-site food and beverage service along with full-ser- vice catering, visitor and ticketing cen- ters, free Wi-Fi and free parking. We have a veteran convention staff that assists from initial planning through completion of events.”


Larry Noccolino, the Roland E. Powell Convention Center’s director, loves the laid back environment found in Ocean


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