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Description: Centrally located between New York City and Washington D.C., Philadelphia is the fourth largest marketplace in the United States. Philadelphia International Airport is a fifteen minute ride by train or car, and excellent rail connections...
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‘Enjoying Beer & Food In Philly!’ The weekend kicks off with the Philadelphia Home Show, Rocky Horror Picture Show, ice skating at Rothman Ice Rink at Dilworth Park and Blue Cross RiveRink Winterfest and the continuation of Jurassic World: The Exhibition...
Roundup: 25+ Brand-New And Coming-Soon Restaurants In Philadelphia This Fall
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The Philadelphia dining scene will welcome more than 15 new restaurants this fall — including Bud & Marilyn’s on 13th Street, shown here — joining the many, many new restaurants to have opened this past summer. (Photo by Ryan Scott) The dog days...
Lessons From Pioneers in Marketing Automation and Lead Generation
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Dates/times: Wednesday, May 14 2014 at 05:30 PM (Get Tickets) Location: Doubletree by Hilton Philadelphia Center City 237 South Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19107 Event Description: The decision to pursue an automated lead generation solution...
Hipmunk Hotels: Road Tripping Pennsylvania
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is a city full of history. It served as one of the capitals during the Revolutionary War and was once again the capital city while Washington, D.C. was being built. Philadelphia certainly has it all from the arts to food...