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The Chester County Experience


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This also means experiential - groups want exciting, hands-on, interac- tive events and activities that bring team members together in an atmosphere that’s engaging. The Chester County Conference and Visitors Bureau (CCCVB), dedicated to bringing visitors, meetings, and groups to the beautiful Brandywine Valley, is continually looking for these types of attractions and experiences for their customers - and for themselves.


The CCCVB’s own event, the Chester County Culinary Challenge, is a prime example of bringing together an industry for networking in a way that is pressure-free and fun-filled. The 2018 event held at The Desmond, Malvern, a Doubletree by Hilton, is coming up on June 20, and will feature a number of regional meeting planners putting their culinary skills to the test in an Iron Chef-style battle.


Fellow planners will make up the audience for the fun and hopefully tasty event, which is followed by a dessert reception. The combina- tion of interactive excitement, casual atmosphere, and ample opportu- nity for chatting and connecting makes this a popular event that truly does build relationships between planners and the Chester County resources available to them.


With a prime location less than an hour’s drive from Philadelphia International Airport, charming atmosphere, and state-of-the-art ven- ues, Chester County's Brandywine Valley is the perfect location for meetings and special events.


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Companies and meeting planners alike turn to Chester County for fun, modern twists on traditional gathering spaces - think world-renown gardens, ornate mansions, charming B&Bs, or even a historic helicop- ter hanger. Combined with classic options like conference centers, universities and hotels, the region has flexible spaces for everything from board meetings and large conference keynotes to special events and galas.


Need to get the group off-site for a bit, or want to offer something dif- ferent as a breakout session? Hit a ropes course, take in a round of golf, get a horticulture class at Longwood Gardens, or try your hand at painting at the Brandywine River Museum of Art. Test your groups’ strategic ability at Escape Brandywine, Chadds Ford Historical Society’s escape room experience located inside the John Chads House.


Attendees love Chester County meetings because of the relaxed and welcoming atmosphere - it’s probably why many of business visitors decide to extend their stay and enjoy the county as a tourist. The area’s quaint downtowns and villages feature shopping, historic archi- tecture and diverse dining, while outdoor activities like hiking and kayaking abound and vibrant beer and wine trails make for a tasty way to see the countryside.


All this, combined with 5,000 hotel rooms through- out the area and the excellent service and warm Brandywine hospitality that’s a hallmark of the CCCVB, makes the Brandywine Valley the perfect place for engaging, experiential meetings.


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