COnTEnTS Food & Beverage Creativity | Boutique Spaces | Industry Outlook for 2020 January z February 2020
Caesars Entertainment offers three casino resorts in Atlantic City, NJ, which combine to boast an array of fine dining choices, world-class amenities, high tech meeting
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PAGE 10 - Enjoy the full Di Bruno Bros. experience upstairs at Alimentari in Philadelphia, PA, with its cafe and bar serving small plates and apéritifs made with best-in-class ingredients
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PAGE 24 - The Sky Garden is just one of many unique outdoor spaces that are available for group functions at Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City, NJ
Creative Catering Cooking up captivating events
This is 2020 Vision Hospitality industry experts and planning professionals offer up some prognostications
Outdoor Spaces for Events Heading outside for a fun and refreshing twist on group functions
Boutique Meeting and Retreat Venues Destinations indulging the needs of smaller meeting and retreat groups
Confessions of a Hired Palate Concierge by day, restaurant reviewer by night
Relationship Building A most important skill to master for 2020... and beyond
EVEnTS EXTRAS Event Trends: Observations from Fernley & Fernley
EventsWorthy Bring It! PHL CVB Luncheon Soaking In Jingle Jam!
NYC... So Close to the Pocono Mountains, PA
Location Report Atlantic City, NJ
Cape May County, NJ The Wildwoods, NJ Long Beach Island, NJ
The Camden Waterfront & South Jersey Greater Princeton & Lambertville, NJ
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PAGE 30 - Woodloch Resort in the Pocono Mountains, PA boasts a variety of accommodations and meeting/event spaces that are well suited to hosting smaller group meetings and retreats
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A Cohnversation with Steve Wildemann of Advanced Staging Productions
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82 EVENTS MID-ATLANTIC January | February 2020
What’s New In Atlantic City and South Jersey Locations
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