Not only does Atlantic City offer the region’s world famous boardwalk, but it also offers memorable beach-side resorts with dining and recreational opportunities aplenty.

In addition to gaming options, Atlantic City offers more than 5 miles of pristine Atlantic Ocean beaches, 17,500 hotel rooms and 1.8 million sf of meeting space.

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At a time when many meeting planners are looking for something genuinely new and different to do, Atlantic City, one of the most historic and iconic beach destinations in the country, is undergoing a renaissance. And planners who discover it are often very pleasantly surprised by its scope and sophistication.

There was once a perception that Atlantic City was in a slump due to closing resorts, fewer meetings and visitors and an over-dependence on gaming. However, these days nothing could be further from the truth.

There are more reasons than ever to meet in Atlantic City. The destination has shed its decades-old reputation as only a gaming capital by expanding and renovating properties and meeting spaces while offering more activities, entertainment and dining options.

Atlantic City is undergoing several key transformations to resurrect its appeal to a wider leisure and business market.

The future is bright, with growing meeting space, the world-famous Boardwalk and a host of entertaining attractions.

Its beachside location, seasonal weather, world-class dining, top-name entertainment and variety of hotel and casino properties make Atlantic City a magnet for meetings.

Atlantic City is making waves these days with a host of new expansion projects and developments that are attracting meeting groups not just regionally, but nationwide.