Corporate Travel Destinations

As a single stop on a corporate cruise or a standalone destination for your next corporate meeting, conference or event, San Francisco has a wide variety of offerings and is sure to delight your participants. Most famous for the Golden Gate Bridge, the island of Alcatraz and cable cars, some of San Francisco’s other popular attractions include Fisherman’s Wharf, Chinatown, Pier 39, Golden Gate Park, the Cable Car Museum, Ghirardelli Square, Mission Delores and the Historic Ships Pier. Visitors will also enjoy world-class cuisine and shopping, as well as a wide variety of productions housed in historic theaters.

Each of San Francisco’s neighborhoods has distinctive characteristics, such as Lombard Street that zigzags down a steep hill in the Russian Hill neighborhood, the lively nightlife and rainbow flags in The Castro, and steep staircases leading to amazing views in the Telegraph Hill neighborhood. Affordable tours are available and can be arranged with group discounts as part of your event itinerary, and an excellent public transportation system makes getting around this diverse city a breeze.

There are three major airports and a cruise terminal servicing the San Francisco area, offering expanded options for transportation, and corporate event and travel planners can choose from historic hotels or major chains when selecting a venue and accommodations for attendees.

 Nearly endless sunshine, perfect year-round weather and 70 miles of beaches are only a few of the reasons San Diego, California should be on your list of destination options for corporate meetings and incentive travel. This Southern California town is just north of the Mexican border and perfectly blends its historic Mexican and Spanish influences with upscale living and numerous popular tourist attractions.

Visitors can opt for a day at SeaWorld or the world-famous San Diego Zoo, an afternoon of visiting museums and taking in the breathtaking architecture in Balboa Park, dining on authentic Mexican cuisine in Old Town or experiencing the lively nightlife of the Gaslamp Quarter. Of course, a day at the beach is always in order, and travelers can choose between the pristine, white sands of Coronado, or the laidback atmosphere at Ocean Beach.

Aside from these popular attractions that will ensure your attendees have a fabulous time when not in meetings or trainings, San Diego also offers a topnotch convention center and numerous downtown and area hotels with meeting facilities. Both the airport and train station are within close proximity to downtown, allowing for convenient transportation options, and the San Diego Convention Center is within walking distance to downtown, the Gaslamp Quarter and some of San Diego’s finest hotels.