Black Meetings and Tourism

July/August 2025

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30 B M & T ••• July/August 2025 ••• www.blackmeetingsandtourism.com CAESARS ATLANTIC CITY Within easy driving distance for a full third of the U.S. pop- ulation, Atlantic City is a popular travel destination. But it's more than a convenient location that makes Atlantic City the ideal spot to host a meeting or event. From its sandy beaches and world-famous Boardwalk to its spectacular hotels, casinos and non-stop nightlife. Caesars Atlantic City is the gem of the Boardwalk. With its elegant Roman theme, superb dining, lux- urious spa and world-class shopping, Caesars is the iconic casi- no and resort where the spectacular happens every minute of every day. This classic resort features 1,144 contemporary gue- strooms and luxury suites that easily meet the needs—and the expectations—of your attendees. The grandeur and lavishness of Caesars Atlantic City extends triumphantly to its glamorous meeting facilities. 28,000 square feet of meeting space offers a variety of options to accommodate a range of needs. The spec- tacular 17,135 square-foot Palladium Ballroom, with its gener- ous pre-function space, provides an elegant environment for your most important events. Dining options include Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill, Morton's The Steakhouse, Nobu, and the Hook. As befits Atlantic City's most distinctive destination, many of the area's most popular attractions are right here at Caesars: Circus Maximus with its marquee entertainers, the wild-west themed saloon Mountain Bar, and The Hook, Spiegelworld's newest live entertainment sensation. CAESARS PALACE LAS VEGAS Caesars Palace, the iconic Las Vegas Strip resort where every guest is treated like a Caesar, features 3,980 hotel guest rooms and suites, including the redesigned 182-room Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace, the renovated Palace Tower and Forbes Star Award-winning The Laurel Collection by Caesars Palace. The 85-acre resort offers diverse dining options from the award-winning Bacchanal Buffet to celebrity chef-branded restaurants, including Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen, Pronto by Giada, Amalfi by Bobby Flay, Vanderpump Cocktail Garden by restaurateur and television star Lisa Vanderpump, one of Nobu Matsuhisa's largest Nobu restaurants, Restaurant Guy Savoy, MR CHOW, award-winning pastry chef Dominique Ansel's first Las Vegas bakery, Stanton Social Prime – a new dining concept in partnership with Tao Group Hospitality, Guy Fieri's Chicken Guy! and Bobby's Burgers by Bobby Flay in the Forum Food Hall, legendary New York Steak House Peter Luger, Brasserie B by Bobby Flay and more. For the best in cocktails, destination lounges include Montecristo Cigar Bar, Alto Bar, VISTA Cocktail Lounge and Stadia Bar. The resort features 350,000 sq. ft. of flexible space including two 50,000 sq. ft. ballrooms overlooking the Garden of the Gods Pool, a five-acre oasis and the 75,000-sq. ft. OMNIA Nightclub featuring top DJs such as Steve Aoki, perfect for opening and closing parties. The 4,300-seat Colosseum, Billboard Magazine's "Venue of the Decade: 2000 – 2009" and the top venue of its size 2010 - 2020," spotlights world-class entertainers including Adele, Sting, Rod Stewart, Jerry Seinfeld and Garth Brooks. Also, the Green Fairy Garden in front of Caesars Palace hosts ABSINTHE by Spiegelworld, an adults-only circus variety show featuring a cocktail of wild and outlandish acts. The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace showcases more than 160 bou- tiques and restaurants. HARRAH'S LAKE TAHOE One of the most welcoming places around, Harrah's Lake Tahoe has been entertaining guests in style since 1955. The 18- story hotel tower at Harrah's features 512 award-winning gue- strooms that overlook Lake Tahoe's magnificent vistas and the surrounding mountains and offers planners the facilities, fea- tures and services to make their next meetings extraordinary. With its casino excitement, relaxing pool and spa, fine dining and top entertainment, Harrah's offers an array of guest-pleas- ing features and one-of-a-kind venues for unforgettable group

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