Boardroom at Hotel LBI in Ocean County, NJ


to Sourland Mountain Spirits distillery. The staff also can bring these experi- ences to Chauncey’s campus for those groups who don’t have time to leave the premises.


With historic spaces and picturesque farmhouses that offer lodging and in- house catering services, groups will find the countryside, rustic elegance and pro- fessional services of Bucks County, PA to be a quintessential group destination.


The county’s history as an artist’s retreat includes legends such as Oscar Hammer- stein, writer and theatrical producer; Pearl S. Buck, Nobel and Pulitzer Prize- winning author; and the prolific author, James A. Michener.


Bucks County is very alluring to meeting and event attendees and Visit Bucks County offers a wide range of compli- mentary services to entice group busi- ness, including assistance in planning an event, finding the ideal venue, help with team building services, providing collateral material and welcome bags, and securing overnight accommoda- tions and room blocks.


“Bucks County specializes in small- to mid-sized meetings and offers a wide range of professional services in a rustic region that makes it the perfect place for a retreat,” said Visit Bucks County president and COO, Paul Bencivengo. “The central location and proximity to major cities on the East Coast have always made it an ideal destination for creative minds and innovative thinkers who are seeking a peaceful escape.”


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