SITE, the Society for Incentive Travel Excellence, and Maritz released headline findings from “Investigating the Power of Incentive Travel Across Generations,” a major SITE and Maritz collaboration. The study is the most current and comprehensive research into how Boomers, Gen X, Millennials and Gen Z respond to incentive travel, reward and recognition.

In 2024, the world’s most experienced travelers embarked on their long-postponed dreams of global travel. However, this surge in travel brings its own set of challenges.

Digital transformation, geopolitical volatility and supply chain disruption continue to sweep through the MICE and travel industries like a tsunami.

As the rollout of the vaccines slowly removes some of those barriers to corporate travel, experts and industry analysts are watching closely to see how the next phase of post-pandemic demand will take shape.

How to create more strategic, authentic travel solutions that inspire growth, loyalty and ROI.

For millennials, incentive travel isn’t just jet-setting and sightseeing: More than anything, they crave unique experiences.

New risks and threats pop up without warning, and the travel and event industry is particularly vulnerable to the changes.

Industry leaders remember Michael J. Hurwitz, CITE, the founder and chairman of United Incentives and a former president of SITE, who died April 14, 2016.

The maturation of the sharing economy, airline consolidation, and tension between OTAs and vendors will fuel this year’s travel trends.

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