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Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Atlantic City


offers a variety of event venues to amplify any program, which are designed to accommodate groups of all sizes.


Bittman adds that many attendees find the city of Wilmington easy to navigate, whether they are staying downtown, along the riverfront, near the University of Delaware campus, or even in the nearby Brandywine Valley.


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As for how these groups might differ from their larger counterparts, she says that many of them have similar needs, only on a smaller scale. The budget for audio-visual tends to be lower, she notes, as fewer speakers and screens are typically needed when hosting a smaller audience. These smaller groups also have more opportunities to engage in exciting off-site events and can be cre- ative in the use of smaller and more unique spaces, Bittman adds.


According to Bittman, “Our city stands out by being a central, yet affordable, option to the larger cities along the Northeast Corridor. We also offer tax-free shopping, dining and entertainment, as well as tax-free room rentals, AV, and food and beverage, which can translate to sig- nificant savings for groups with smaller budgets.”


The GWCVB can add to the city’s attrac- tiveness through an incentive program, she explains. “Depending on the size of the meeting, we offer an Incentive+ program where groups with 100 or more room nights are eligible for $8 per room night in credit with one of our local serv- ice providers. It’s a nice way to help off- set the overall meeting costs.”


In Southeastern, Pennsylvania, Bucks County has much to offer for small meet- ing groups. Planners will be impressed with the many offerings available throughout the county.


"Although meetings always mean busi- ness, smaller meeting groups provide for an intimate and interactive setting,” observes Paul Bencivengo, president and COO for Visit Bucks County, the local convention and visitors bureau (CVB).


1000 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ 08401


Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER. Management reserves all rights. Certain rules & restrictions apply. Must book before 6/20/20. Based on availability. Excludes taxes, fees, holidays & blackout dates.


“Bucks County excels and specializes in small- to mid-size meeting and event spaces for groups. Castles, wineries, breweries and farmhouses are just a few examples of the unique function spaces that dot the Bucks County countryside."


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