Small groups come to Cooperstown to conduct serious meetings, but they al- most always include some downtime, as well, and that is where its world-class mu- seums and national attractions come in, Harrington asserts. “Cooperstown small meetings are much more intimate and are often used as a reward for performance, making it a perfect location to boost em- ployee morale."


"Visitors come to Cooperstown to sample Americana, to experience America’s pas- time and immerse themselves in Amer- ica’s past,” she continues. “With our 110-year-old resort and golf course that have been family owned and operated the whole time, our wide array of attractions to suit all interests, impeccable food op- tions and serene setting, it’s no wonder Cooperstown is known as America’s most perfect village."


The Otesaga Resort Hotel in Cooperstown recently was named by Condé Nast T


rav-


eleras the #1 Resort in the Mid-Atlantic via its Readers’ Choice Awards. “This is our


Harrah's Philadelphia boasts the area's only


Topgolf Swing Suite, a new interactive sports and social gaming lounge outfitted with high-tech simulator bays for challenging


coworkers, friends or family to a variety of virtual games, such as the popular


Topgolf target game, Baseball Pitching, Quarterback Challenge and more.


But Topgolf Swing Suite is so much more than a game. It combines food, drink, friendly competition, and big fun for an unforgettable entertainment experience.


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