Here are four key takeaways from the 2025 SITE Global conference that every incentive travel professional should be aware of, from the importance of being future-focused to the current factors influencing destination selection and more.

More than 500 incentive travel professionals traveled to Tulum, Mexico, for SITE’s annual Global Conference, taking place March 3-6 at the Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya All-Inclusive Resort.

These five on-trend remote resorts are set in untapped destinations that will offer your attendees off-the-grid experiences and strengthen your teams.

The 2024 Business Events Consumer Demand Project is research conducted annually to understand the perception of Australia as a business events destination and ascertain an outlook for the international business events industry.  

Incentive travel trends point to a need for event marketers to provide bespoke experiences with a more mindful, authentic and memorable approach to program design.

Meetings Today LIVE! Corporate/Incentive kicked off this week in The Bahamas, giving planners the opportunity to meet face-to-face with some of the top suppliers in the incentives sector and pairing the business experience with myriad activities offered at our host property, Atlantis Paradise Island.

The incentives sector of the meetings and events industry has been making a slow and steady comeback following the pandemic, and based on results from this year’s Incentive Travel Index (ITI), it’s safe to say incentives are back and better than ever.

Two days before IMEX America officially began, the 2024 SITE Young Leaders Conference took place at the iconic Golden Nugget Las Vegas Hotel & Casino. Here are some of the biggest takeaways from the event. 

The incentive travel segment has undergone a fairly radical transformation starting with the pandemic, when travel restrictions and outright shutdowns—especially to international destinations—caused a whole industry to reexamine itself or simply survive.