If Orlando could accommodate and impress the 26,000 attendees of the Microsoft Ignite event in September 2017 — and it did — chances are good that it can accommodate and impress attendees from any event and any industry, including those in the financial and insurance sectors, not to mention the planners who put those events together.

Our neighbor to the north is a fascinating bundle of contrasts: in languages, lifestyles, topography, cultures and cities.

Year in and year out, for the last 50 years, Florida has ranked high atop the list of the most popular and coveted meeting destinations in the country.

People like to meet in destinations where they can have fun after the meetings end for the day.

The Caribbean is an incredibly diverse and expansive destination comprised of some 32 countries and more than 7,000 individual islands spread across more than 1 million square miles.

With an average of 320 days of sunshine a year, more than 950 flights arriving daily and more than 150,000 hotel rooms on offer it’s not hard to understand the appeal of Las Vegas as one of the world’s top meeting destinations.

It’s no accident that Arizona has become, along with Florida and California, one of the most popular statewide meeting destinations in the U.S.

From Jacksonville to Palm Beach and beyond, a diversity of destinations deliver exceptional experiences, venues and value.

It’s no accident that Orlando has become the top destination in the U.S. for corporate meetings.

Nevada delivers a dichotomy of backdrops for meetings, from the glitz and excitement of Las Vegas to the spectacular natural surroundings of Lake Tahoe.