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Among those seeking affordable desti- nations like Cooperstown are govern- ment groups and associations. The Otesaga is able to accommodate with very reasonable rates during its off-sea- son months.


Destination: Delaware County, PA


Delaware County, which rubs shoulders with both Philadelphia and the State of Delaware, has one of the smallest County footprints in Pennsylvania, yet its population of 500,000-plus exceeds that of major cities such as Fresno, CA or Tucson, AZ.


In Delaware County, accessibility is everything - and so is infrastructure. I-95 and the Philadelphia Airport run straight through the county. Plus, there are a dozen more major highways that lead millions of people in and out of “Delco” every week.


An area famous for the Brandywine Battlefield along with dozens of other historic sites and attractions, it also is home to the Brandywine River Museum of Art, which features the works of three generations of Wyeths.


Delaware County also is part of what is called “The Nation’s Garden Capital,” which includes 30 gardens within 30 miles of each other.


Some of the best golf courses in the country are located in Delaware County, too. In fact, from September 4-9, 2018 the BMW Golf Championship will take place in Newtown Square at Aronimink Golf Club.


The restaurant scene here is both glob- al and boundless, from one of the region’s top restaurants,


20 eateries in Media, to the 40 or so international restaurants dotted throughout the Drexel Hill and Upper Darby areas and along the riverfront, the taste-buds of meeting and event attendees could “travel the world” with- out ever leaving Delaware County.


While there aren’t any very large venues here, such as those in Philadelphia, meeting and event planners will find many interesting venues from which to choose - and all at a price point that is considerably less per day than Center City properties, with savings in areas such as room costs, taxes, free parking, and lower prices in general.


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the Wayne Hotel on the Main Line, to a NYC-style restaurant row of more than


According to Destination Delco (the convention and visitors bureau of Delaware County) VP Marty Milligan, “Our bureau does not negotiate rates for event planners, but we feel safe in saying our venues and hotels are more


TO COOPERSTOWN Packages start at $129*


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