05/29/2026
Meet the Destination Reps – May Edition!
This month, we’re spotlighting four incredible destinations that inspire unforgettable meetings, incentives, and conferences. From beachfront boardrooms to western charm and island experiences, these destinations offer something unique for planners and attendees alike.
📍Visit Lauderdale: With a safe, walkable new convention district, diverse hotel inventory, and an international airport just minutes away, planners can create high-impact experiences with ease. Add in year-round tropical weather, waterfront venues, and a welcoming, inclusive vibe, and you have a destination that keeps attendees engaged both in and out of the meeting room.
📍Fort Myers - Islands, Beaches and Neighborhoods: Plan a productive meeting in an inspiring place. The islands, beaches and neighborhoods of Fort Myers are where creativity and innovation thrive. Intimate events, large gatherings and midsize meetups can all be accommodated by flexible spaces and comfortable hotels. There’s over 230,000 square feet of meeting space, and venues include a convention center, hotel ballrooms, historic homes, and open-air restaurants.
📍Visit Fort Worth: The historic western Stockyards features the world’s only twice-daily cattle drive; Billy Bob’s Texas, the world’s largest honky-tonk and Mule Alley with restaurants, retail and the MICHELIN-recognized Hotel Drover. Downtown offers a variety of shopping, dining, live music and theater along the 37-block Sundance Square entertainment district. Enjoy world-class museums in the Cultural District, as well as a stunning Botanic Garden and award-winning Fort Worth Zoo, nearby. Discover the Modern West.
📍Meet Hawai'i: Across six unique islands, Hawai‘i offers meeting and incentive experiences shaped by culture, natural beauty, and a genuine sense of place. From world-class hospitality to breathtaking spaces that inspire learning, collaboration, and connection, the Islands create opportunities that feel both intentional and memorable. Success in gathering begins with aloha and often leaves people understanding why Hawai‘i Stays With You long after you return home.
Which destination is on your radar this year?
