Corporate Retreats at Bear Lake Reserve & Castle Ladyhawke
https://tembohgliv.wpenginepowered.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Corporate-Events-Highlight-Final-3.mov If you are an executive, department manager, business owner, coach, or leader of any kind, take a moment to reflect on and assess the current state of your team. Maybe they have had a strong, record-breaking year worthy of celebration. Or maybe they have been struggling recently with burnout and other tough challenges. Whether […]
Who is Tembo Hospitality Group?
Whether you discovered us online or met one of our friendly team members in person, you probably had the same initial question that many others have: Who is Tembo Hospitality Group? Allow us to introduce ourselves and the experience that awaits your team when booking a meeting, bonding trip, or corporate retreat with us. Our […]
Castle Sessions Featured in Smoky Mountain News
It’s not really a secret anymore that Jackson County, NC is one of the true “hidden gems” of the Appalachian Mountains. With a variety of world-class restaurants and breweries, incredible scenery, a thriving local art scene, and some of the friendliest people you’ll ever meet, it’s no surprise that residents and visitors alike feel the […]
Ilda Recognized as a Top Restaurant in the Carolinas by Eater
From Charleston to Charlotte, coastal cuisine to homemade mountain meals, the Carolinas have an impressively diverse (and delicious) culinary culture. Each year, Eater.com celebrates new restaurants making a major impact on the Carolina culinary scene with the Carolina Eater Awards. We’re thrilled for our very own Chef Santiago Guzzetti and his restaurant Ilda, which won […]
Castle Ladyhawke Starts 2022 Strong, Winning Pair of Awards
JACKSON COUNTY, N.C., January XX, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Despite the continued challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, 2021 saw a return to form for wedding venues across the country. As restrictions eased, countless couples were finally able to enjoy the wedding of their dreams at the venue of their dreams. This was especially true at Jackson County’s own […]
