Exterior mountain view of Camelback Lodge in the Pocono Mountains, PA


dinners to cocktail parties. “We offer ‘out of the box’ options for meals, meetings and fun,” notes Wescott. “Set to open in early 2019, The Kartrite Hotel & Indoor Waterpark is the latest cre- ation of Ken Ellis and Arthur Berry III, co-owners of the Pocono’s premier adventure destination, Camelback Resort. The Kartrite Hotel & Indoor Waterpark will feature two acres of exhilarating four-season indoor waterpark space and a luxury hotel with 324 guest suites.”


Building upon the family-focused thrills and amenities for which Camelback Resort & Aquatopia have become known, The Kartrite, inspired by the beauty of its Catskills locale with a nod to the region’s historic past, will serve adventure-seekers from the New York metropolitan area and beyond.


Sharon McCullough, president of Expert Events, explains how her company can help put together an event to remember at a resort. “Expert Events is a full-service event planning company with offices in Philadelphia, New York City, and Virginia. We work solely with non-profit and academic institutions to help them set goals and develop strategic plans for their events, and find creative and meaningful means of communicating their messages and mission to engage their constituents.”


Expert Events’ many services include: seminars and strategic event planning for milestone events (anniversaries, capital cam-


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