Incentives and meetings

Detroit is being reborn after decades of difficulties, and is the focus of a vast urban regeneration project marked by the rehabilitation of historic buildings and futuristic constructions.

Julie Coker, CEO of NYC Tourism + Conventions, takes a look at one of the world's most attractive destinations: business travel, the city's appeal as a MICE destination, and the 2026 World Cup.

The Urban MICE agency takes stock of a business that has been impacted over the past year by Donald Trump's political unrest and, above all, by the soaring price of local holidays since 2020, which has led to a reduction in the size of groups crossing the Atlantic for a few days.

Perk is tackling corporate event management with a brand new module. Boosted by AI, Perk Events should enable automated management of MICE.

A new application from Kactus tackles a "blind spot" in MICE: participant management, now reconciled with the booking tool.

In the space of 30 years, Prague has become one of Europe's iconic destinations, particularly for MICE. Interview with Roman Muska, Director of the Prague Convention Bureau.

At the end of December, the Omni Group inaugurated a new top address for business and MICE clients: the Omni Fort Lauderdale Hotel.

Véronique Holveck, President of MPI France Switzerland, takes stock of the past year for the MICE sector. And identifies the trends to watch out for in 2026.

Meet Maxime Eduardo, CEO and co-founder of Naboo, the fast-growing event booking platform. Somewhere between technological disruption and strategic vision, he gives us his take on a market in the throes of transformation.

A new era is opening up for tourism in New York with the award of three licences to operate casinos. These will be integrated resort casinos like those in Singapore and Las Vegas. 

The brand new h2 conference centre has just opened its doors in the heart of Nîmes. Its promise is to "defy convention".

Hotels and event venues with sustainable certifications, clean energy, CSR initiatives: Dubai's "zero net emissions" ambition is helping to make it the destination of choice for organisers.

Nature, science and culture: French Guiana's bread and butter appeal to the made-in-France MICE industry in search of exoticism and history. Here's a report.

A MICE operation in French Guiana must include a visit to the penal colony. It's an opportunity to step back in time and see the contrast between the paradise-like setting of the Îles du Salut and the conditions of detention at the time.

Franck Benoit, Head of Market Sales France/Europe for Air Caraïbes, takes stock of the Paris-Cayenne route and trends in demand, both business and leisure.

Camp Maripas, located on the banks of the Kourou River at the edge of this green immensity, offers a first-hand experience of the Guianese forest in complete safety and comfort.

Located 200 km west of Kourou, Saint-Laurent du Maroni is the perfect complement to a MICE holiday in French Guiana. A change of scenery guaranteed.

Jean-Hubert François, creator of La Ferme François, regularly welcomes business clients to Guyana as part of his MICE operations.

Early bookings, intimate formats, geographical proximity: end-of-year events reveal the priorities of companies, between renewed conviviality and budgetary constraints.

FCM Travel is betting on Southern Europe for MICE in 2026: Spain, Portugal and France are said to be favoured by business event organisers.