space; a dedicated convention center loading dock and large grade level access to main exhibit facility; full serv- ice business center; pre-function spaces; numerous built in hi-lumen/ Hi-Def pro- jectors and monitors; plus ergonomic convention chairs.


10-hour


"Kalahari has hosted more than 22,000 groups for meetings, conventions, trade shows, sports competitions, retreats, reli- gious and youth events and more,” notes Shanley. “All of our meeting spaces, resort amenities and entertainment offerings can be incorporated as desired to create a custom event experience for any group… Our results show that we help our groups increase attendance, on aver- age, by 20 percent.”


Kalahari Resorts and Conventions is very attractive to planners because it can offer everything needed for a successful event, from catering to audio-visual, guest rooms, entertainment and more, as well as partnering with some of the best providers in the market. "We work with event planners and meeting organizers right alongside our CVB and other part- ners to meet any need,” notes Shanley.


Right on-site, Kalahari offers a ton of options for groups, such as activities for team building, an adults-only swim up bar and lounge, laser tag, mini golf, bowl- ing, arcade games and more.


"Our dining options also are top notch and range from upscale steakhouse to buffet. Kalahari recently opened three new signature


dining experiences:


Double Cut Charcoal Grill with premium cuts of meat, craft cocktails, family style sides and more; Sortino’s Italian Kitchen, a new-aged, red-sauced restaurant; and B-Lux Grill & Bar with deliciously unique burgers and shakes handcrafted from scratch," details Shanley.


Lancaster, PA


The Lancaster County Convention Center and Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square complex is an outstanding exam- ple of historic preservation and urban


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