Destinations

What the best incentives do is take something ordinary and make it extraordinary. Ordinary activities are offered in extraordinary ways.

Inspired by its popular in-room amenity offerings, that include Sound of Your Stay and Rock Om, Hard Rock International’s BreakOut program is geared for meeting groups.

Mauna Lani is officially opened. This newly re-imagined luxury resort is the first Auberge Resorts Collection property in the Hawaiian Islands.

One of the biggest cruise trends this year is an itinerary based on destinations that are the more unusual and faraway, the better.

A number of convention center hotels have received the green light and others have broken ground. Here are 5 projects underway that have caught our eye.

Groups can reserve a private 49- or 60-seat train car or full train buyout to Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach.

Why have a meeting in a nondescript meeting room in a nondescript hotel when there are properties that are so unusual, your unique meeting will be unforgettable? Here are a few that recently caught our attention.

The top 5 new hotel openings in 2020 are sure to create buzz for those attendees and incentive qualifiers who have "been there, done that."

Time Out Market Miami opened in May 2019 and has become a popular South Beach culinary venue. It offers a range of options for corporate events and more.

Walt Disney World creates immersive events with the artistry and creativity that has made the company a global brand and leader in entertainment. Disney knows how to develop programs that draw attendance and engages audiences.

The Spa at Naples Grande has added new spa facilities and wellness treatments.

Airport hotels have developed into an important niche in the meetings industry and San Francisco International Airport has its first on-airport hotel, a Grand Hyatt

For those incentive winners gathered aboard the Scarlet Lady, slated to launch next year, a boutique-style, mid-sized 2,770-passenger ship that will be adults only and buffet free, who want a glass of champagne, all they have to do is shake their phone.

Meetings in Europe are increasing but are shorter and smaller, according to European Cities Marketing Meetings that recently published its ninth edition of the ECM Meetings Statistics Report.