Cvent Ranks 2026 Top Meetings Destinations and Hotels
Cvent has released its 2026 rankings of top meetings destinations and hotels worldwide, based on more than $20 billion in sourcing volume flowing through its RFP platform. Orlando again leads North America, while Cvent’s lists across regions highlight the cities and properties capturing the most group demand and awarded business for future-year events. The rankings are designed to guide planners toward high-performing destinations and hotels as they finalize 2026 meeting and incentive programs.
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- https://www.businesstravelnews.com/Meetings/Cvent-Names-Top-Meetings-Destinations
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