Discover Puerto Rico has named a new CEO to follow up Brad Dean, who left the DMO in February to become the president and CEO of Explore St. Louis.

Puerto Rico is on a major roll, with the Caribbean U.S. territory notching “historic and unprecedented momentum” after four consecutive years of growth.

Puerto Rico’s tourism and meetings numbers are on fire, with serious spikes in both the leisure and business travel segments that go beyond a post-pandemic rebound.

In Puerto Rico, where all the beaches are public and U.S. citizens don’t need a passport or an international phone plan, the ability to feel like a local is not only possible, it's heartily encouraged. 

We explore four easy-to-reach beach destinations in the U.S. and what they can offer your next meeting: Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; St. Augustine area, Florida; Puerto Rico; and Wilmington’s nearby beach islands in North Carolina.

Create deeper connections between both attendees and the local community in Puerto Rico by weaving these activities into your next meeting or event. 

Puerto Rico is emerging from the pandemic on a wave of positive visitor arrival numbers and the influx of cash that comes along with them.

Following an impressive vaccination program, the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico is eliminating major COVID-19 travel restrictions as cases drop.

Plan your next meeting in Puerto Rico. No passport or currency exchange needed for U.S. visitors. Direct flights from most major domestic airports.

Situated in Rio Grande, the new Hyatt Regency Grand Reserve Puerto Rico opened, following a multimillion transformation of the property. The 579-room resort is on 72 acres on the island’s northeast coast near the famed El Yunque National Forest.