Five incentive experiences that feel truly exclusive
Some rewards stand out not only because of where guests stay, but because of what they get to do. These incentive experiences trade generic luxury for access, storytelling and moments money alone can’t buy.
Classic Car Touring in Monterey
There’s California coastal driving, and then there’s doing it behind the wheel of a vintage Porsche, Jaguar or Aston Martin. Monterey Touring Vehicles curates classic car rentals designed for scenic routes through Big Sur, Carmel Valley and Pebble Beach, turning a simple drive into a cinematic experience. It’s a natural fit for incentive groups that value nostalgia, craftsmanship and a sense of freedom.
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Kualoa Ranch on Oahu
Set on 4,000 acres of dramatic coastline and mountainous terrain, Kualoa Ranch offers high-energy adventure with a deep cultural foundation. Incentive groups can explore the land by jeep, ATV or horseback, visit iconic film sites or participate in Hawaiian cultural storytelling led by local experts. It’s an ideal way to add purpose and authenticity to a Hawai‘i program.
Broadway Behind the Scenes in New York City
Broadway looks different when you’re standing on the stage. With insider access arranged by The Backstage Blonde, groups go beyond premium seats to explore rehearsal spaces, costume departments and backstage corridors, often capped with cast or creative talkbacks. The experience resonates with high performers by drawing clear parallels between teamwork, preparation and show-stopping execution.
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Expedition Cruise on the Kimberley Coast, Australia
Seabourn’s Kimberley itineraries showcase one of the world’s last true wilderness coastlines, with access only small expedition ships can deliver. Guests explore tidal waterfalls, ancient rock art and remote gorges by Zodiac and helicopter, all while returning to all-suite accommodations and white-glove service onboard. It’s a rare blend of adventure and polish that feels genuinely once-in-a-lifetime.
Nimmo Bay in British Columbia
Accessible only by floatplane, Nimmo Bay is an all-inclusive wilderness lodge that feels both remote and refined. Days unfold with heli-hiking, kayaking and wildlife encounters, while evenings center on chef-driven dining and fireside conversation. With a strong sustainability ethos and limited guest capacity, Nimmo Bay is best suited for top-tier incentives where privacy and transformation matter more than flash.
This article appears in the January/February 2026 issue. You can subscribe to the magazine here.
