Latin America

"Beyond sightseeing around Cusco and visiting Machu Picchu, we take the experience to the next level, offering activities such as harvesting tours through local farms, picnics in the Sacred Valley, culinary seminars on property where attendees learn about native ingredients and how to cook local dishes directly from our chef."

Several nights a week, attendees can watch a limbo or fire dancer show and participate in Junkanoo activities at the newly renovated property.

“We are confident Starwood is the right partner to help write the next chapter of relations between Cuba and American business, and we moved quickly and enthusiastically to pursue opportunities following recent government actions.”

Three capsule suites comprise the skylodge—each of which is a transparent hanging bedroom at the top of a 1,200-foot mountain with a 300-degree view of the Sacred Valley.

“I can’t say that it’s the emerging market, as that’s always changing, but Latin America has always been a huge focus for us.”

An inside look at Marriott's big plans for 2016. (Hint: A $13 billion merger is only part of the equation.)

The Metropolitan Convention Center is currently under construction and will help Quito attract international meetings and conventions to the region.

Bogota, Colombia, is rising fast as a Latin American meetings destination.

Pura vida (pure life) has grown to include sustainable gastronomy programs in Costa Rica.

The property is so exclusive that attendees can only get there by boat, seaplane or helicopter.

Attendees can experience the Argentinean cowboy way of life through Alchemy's Be a Gaucho program.

See why Costa Rica is steadily improving it's position in the meetings and incentives industry.

What will be the first luxury sleeper train in Peru will take attendees on four- to seven-night journeys across the Peruvian Andes, visiting everything from remote villages to famous destinations such as Lake Titicaca and Cusco.

On the equator, attendees can test their balancing skills by trying to place an egg upright on a nailhead.