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is the ideal meeting destination with newly renovated hotel rooms and suites, refurbished meeting spaces, many restaurants from which to choose, world-class shopping, unique and engaging group activities and so much more.”


According to Ziereis, to address a high demand for unique and engaging activities among convention attendees, Tropicana now offers Escape AC.


Escape rooms have become increas- ingly popular among meeting planners as a way to “spice up” conventions, and the rooms are designed to challenge groups to work together toward the same goal. The rooms provide a chal- lenging experience that requires atten- dees to pay attention to detail and use critical thinking, communication and teamwork in order to “break out.”


“These assets set us apart from the competition,” said Ziereis. “The number of hotel rooms and convention space square footage are important factors for meetings planners when they book their next convention, but the experi- ences that are available on property that keep attendees engaged also are important.”


In Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley Region, the AAA Four-Diamond rated, award- winning Sands Casino Resort is set in Bethlehem’s historical district, close to a number of museums. The 300-room resort boasts more than 15,000-square feet of meeting space and can accom- modate everything from smaller groups to larger trade shows. It has on- site audio-visual experts, as well as meeting planners and award-winning cuisine by professional chefs.


Dining options include: Buddy V’s Ristorante; Emeril’s Chop House; Emeril’s Fish House; Burgers and More by Emeril; Chopstick; as well as the Steelworks Buffet and Grill. The aroma of coffee will lead attendees to Croissanterie, while a variety of favorite foods await at Market Gourmet Express.


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Carlo’s Bakery has an inventory of deli- cious desserts made from Buddy Valastro’s family-owned bakery that is featured on the TLC series “Cake Boss.”


There’s never a shortage of things to do here. Attendees can see a show at the Sands Bethlehem Event Center, which hosts some of the biggest names in entertainment (Train, Harry Connick Jr. and Martina McBride, to name a few). Vision Bar at the event center, which features popular DJs as well as visits from celebrities, is the ideal spot for enjoying a few drinks before or after a show. Free nightly entertainment, spe- cialty cocktails and signature martinis are served at Molten Lounge. Favorite beverages can be enjoyed at Coil, located in the middle of all of the gam- ing action.


For those attendees who want to try their luck on the casino floor, there are 200 table games, 3,000 slot machines, and 30 tables in the Poker Room. Those who prefer to bet on the best deals around can visit The Outlets at Sands Bethlehem for shopping.


“After being recognized for outstanding service in meetings by some of the industry’s most highly regarded trade publications, we’ve really set the bar for what an exceptional event should be,” said Sands’ national sales manager, Alyssa Lippincott.


With its sophisticated Marina District setting and long list of world-class amenities, Harrah’s Resort has become a premier Atlantic City destination and has all of the facilities, features, servic- es and one-of-a-kind venues like The Pool, a year-round tropical entertain- ment paradise, to host unforgettable group events. With 125,000-square feet of total meeting space, including its world-class Waterfront Conference Center, Harrah’s boasts the largest meeting facility of its kind from Baltimore to Boston.


The 25,000-square foot Pool at Harrah's at the center of a 90-foot glass dome


features six hot tubs and the Xhibition Bar. The award-winning Elizabeth Arden Red Door spa features 23 treat- ment rooms and a distinct menu of sig- nature spa and salon services. Then there are the stylish, eclectic Waterfront Shops, and the non-stop gaming action of its expansive casino that includes table games and over 3,800 slot machines. So, when work winds down, the fun is just getting started.


At Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City, part of Caesars Entertainment, an expert cater- ing team works closely with planners and offers fresh, tantalizing ideas where everything on the menu is pre- pared by an award-winning culinary staff and served with elegance and flair. All of the on-site restaurants wel- come groups, as well, and complete buy-outs are available. An option for something unique is a dine-around arrangement that allows guests to sam- ple different venues.


Circus Maximus At Caesars Atlantic City, NJ


At Caesars Atlantic City, attractions include: Circus Maximus with its mar- quee entertainers; the multi-level Dusk Nightclub; Toga Bar; The Boardwalk Beer Garden; shopping and dining on a 900-foot pier over the Atlantic Ocean; Caesars Beach; Qua Baths and Spa; plus, one of the largest continuous gaming areas in all of Atlantic City with table games, slot machines, video poker and more. Restaurants include: Morton’s The Steakhouse; Buddakan, Continental and Phillips Seafood - at The Playground; Nero's Italian Steakhouse, Gordon Ramsay Pub and Grill (his first restaurant in Atlantic City), plus a number of casual eateries.


Another Caesars resort, Bally’s Atlantic City boasts entertainment and nightlife,


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