Articles tagged “incentive destination”

Some incentive winners and their partners are less keen on traveling. A trifecta of anti-DEI sentiment, new government policies, and fear of flying is to blame.

The Incentive Research Foundation’s annual gathering spotlighted industry-defining trends, emphasizing that research is crucial as incentive travel faces major shifts ahead.

These new hotels and resorts offer planners a variety of settings for both meetings and incentive trips, from a new W in São Paolo and Hyatt Regency in the heart of Panama City, to beachfront resorts in Cancun and Costa Mujeres, Mexico, and Punta Cacique in Costa Rica.

Looking for properties that blend luxury and modernity, with Michelin-starred chef restaurants and state-of-the-art tech under the same roof? Take a look at these 25 new or newly renovated European hotels and venues.

Is the definition of an incentive trip — an experience that attendees could not create on their own — still valid, when anyone who can afford it can buy a bucket list experience?

Planners are challenged by how to entice top-tier incentive qualifiers who’ve already been there, done that. Expedition cruises are an answer.

These new and newly renovated resorts, featured in our just-released What’s New in Meetings and Incentive Travel 2025 report, were chosen for their ability to accommodate everything from large meetings to high-end incentive trips.

For its 30th Birthday Celebration, Amway's 16,000 delegates will use a total of 32,000 room nights, dine in 50 different restaurants, and visit dozens of local attractions throughout the month of April. 

The sales kickoff is a huge opportunity to pump up the sales force — and unquestionably a company’s most important meeting of the year.

With more U.S. travelers expressing concern about their safety traveling internationally, incentive travel is already feeling some repercussions.