Since 1980, the SITE Crystal Award Winners have been considered to be the top names in the incentive field.
The SITE Crystal Award Winners for 2019 were honored at a luncheon during the association’s Global Conference in Vancouver, Canada, held January 24 to 27. Award categories cover the gamut of incentive program design, from marketing to corporate social responsibility to ROI.
And the 2019 SITE Crystal Award Winners are:
Excellence in Incentive Travel: North America: MFactor Meetings—Rewarding partners with a Crystal Ravel Ship to Vienna and Budapest.
Most Impactful Effort Toward Corporate Social Responsibility as Part of an Incentive Program: Streamlinevents, Inc.—A program that included building an additional space for the Boys and Girls Club of Hawaii.
Best Destination-Based Experiential Incentive Travel Program: Spectra in Scotland—A 700-person trip to Scotland including a trip to Edinburgh Castle and Royal Yacht Britannia.
Excellence in Incentive Travel: Latin America & Caribbean: Travelieer—Immunotec Life’s trip to Bogota for 1,050 winners.
Excellence in Incentive Travel: Asia/Pacific: Travelieer—A 15-night trip for 270 to Bangkok and Hanoi.
Excellence in Incentive Travel: Europe: Odyssey International DMC—The largest incentive to Ireland for a U.S. based insurance company.
Excellence in Incentive Travel: Africa/Middle East: Arabian Adventures MIE—Rewarding top performers with a trip to Dubai.
Most Effective Incentive Marketing Campaign: Creative Group—The strategy to design a highly relevant and impactful theme that would deliver maximum engagement.
A record-breaking 640 incentive travel professionals from 42 countries came together for the SITE Global Conference this year. 2020 President Jenn Glynn, CIS, CITP, managing partner of Meeting Encore, said: “ ‘Limitless’ was the theme of this year’s conference and I couldn’t be prouder of the limits we pushed with the event design under Tahira Endean, SITE’s head of events.”
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