ITInERARY BUILDER 9 STOP MICE* ITINERARIES Whether you’re planning an incentive trip for a small group of top earners, a mid-sized self-contained meeting or any other type of event, here are a few suggestions to get you inspired. If you don’t find what you’re looking for here, San Francisco Travel’s team can lend their expertise to help you find just the right locations and service providers to give your attendees an unforgettable experience. * Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Events SMALL INCENTIVE GROUP Bring together top teams from around the world with ease thanks to SFo’s expanded international airlift. WHERE TO STAY: Celebrate your team’s success with a luxurious getaway. Reward incentive winners with a stay in upscale nob Hill, a neighborhood rich with history and stunning views. or, choose a hotel in Union Square, a hub of stylish shopping and outdoor cafés. Mission Bay Conference Center Atrium MEDICAL/PHARMA MEETING San Francisco’s leadership in science and technology is sure to inspire medical professionals. Atelier Crenn/©Kimberly Zerkel; Mission Bay Conference Center; 1000Photography / Shutterstock.com WHERE TO STAY: The South of Market (SoMa) neighborhood is located near many of the city’s biggest attractions, dining and meeting-friendly hotels. With the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMoMA), The Moscone Center, Yerba Buena Gardens and oracle Park (home of the San Francisco Giants), there’s no shortage of attractions within walking distance. Choose from a variety of accommodations including the elegant St. Regis Hotel San Francisco, the stylish Virgin Hotel and the tech-savvy Hotel VIA. WHERE TO MEET: Host a thought-provoking summit at the 12,500-square-foot Mission Bay Conference Center at UCSF. Located on the campus of one of the preeminent research hospitals in the world, this event epicenter provides top-notch catering, state-of-the-art technology and stimulating amenities for every purpose. UCSF/SFGH orthopaedic Trauma Institute also offers smaller rooms for training, meetings and educational courses at their Mission Bay campus. WHERE TO EAT: For a smaller group in search of one of the city’s top dining experiences, book a private room at Sessions at the Presidio. Capacities range from 24 in the Presidio Room to 60 in the Skywalker Room at the Letterman Digital Arts Center. Larger groups who would appreciate panoramic ocean views will be impressed by the classic Cliff House. or, settle in for the elegant and visually enchanting prix fixe menu at omakase, where the fish is handpicked by seasoned experts and flown straight from Tsukiji Fish Market in Tokyo three times a week. Atelier Crenn WHERE TO EAT: Treat your group to the bounty of award-winning restaurants that make San Franciso a culinary paradise. A private dinner at a Michelin-starred restaurant like Angler is sure to be memorable, while artistry infuses every element of the immersive tasting experience at Michelin three-starred Atelier Crenn. WHAT TO DO: San Francisco is ideally situated for a variety of luxurious excursions. During warmer months, book a catamaran tour for your group to get breathtaking views of the skyline and icons like Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge. Then, host a lunch in Sausalito before making the return trip. or, charter a helicopter or limo to nearby napa Valley and Sonoma County for a day of wine tasting and exquisite dining. Oracle Park sftravel.com
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