In addition, Tropicana AC acquired adja- cent boutique hotel The Chelsea in 2017 and began the process of linking it to Tropicana as its fifth hotel tower, bring- ing the property’s total guest room count to just under 2,400 and adding another 5,600-square feet of conference space to its offerings.
“Under construction is an enclosed pedestrian walkway bridge connecting all Tropicana guests to the Chelsea Tower and its hotel rooms and ameni- ties. It is exciting to offer meeting plan- ners more hotel rooms and dining expe- riences for their convention attendees,” notes Ramos.
Ramos also shares some advice when planning these types of team building events, and how planners can accom- modate every attendee.
“When planning an experiential event,” she cautions, “it is important to keep in mind that not everyone is as outgoing or open to participating in group activi- ties. It is good to give the group a ‘head’s up’ as to what type of experiential activi- ty they will be participating in so that they will show up prepared - but don’t give away all the details! If the event is something that is completely outside an individual’s comfort zone, he or she might be inclined to pull a ‘no-show’ the day of the outing.”
Many attendees, however, will be excit- ed by the prospect of engaging in a new and fun experience as part of their event. Many attendees like to be engaged and challenged while taking part in group activities.
Providing attendees with a
true experience will certain- ly provide a much-needed boost and generate a lot of buzz among the group moving forward.
Kristin Zeller is a freelance writer and works in the Special Events Office for the Philadelphia Phillies at Citizens Bank Park.
zeller@phillies.com
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