Northern California
Northern California brings together iconic cities, one of the world’s most celebrated wine regions, dramatic coastlines, and the innovation hub of the United States, creating a destination defined by diversity, creativity, and character.
From the Gold Rush that shaped San Francisco into a global city to the technology that transformed Silicon Valley, Northern California has long influenced the way people gather, create, and connect. Its vineyards, fertile farmland, and coastal communities have fostered a culture rooted in sustainability, craftsmanship, and the farm-to-table movement, shaping a hospitality experience that feels both elevated and approachable.
With multiple international airports and convenient connections from major U.S. and global cities, Northern California allows groups to seamlessly combine cosmopolitan experiences, vineyard retreats, coastal escapes, and cultural discoveries across one diverse region.
Where innovation, culture, and iconic landscapes come together, San Francisco offers a dynamic setting for meetings and incentives.
49 square miles with more than 100 unique neighborhoods, each with its own personality
Home to iconic landmarks including the Golden Gate Bridge, cable cars, Alcatraz, the Palace of Fine Arts, and the largest Chinatown in the United States
A global destination for dining, arts, culture, and shopping
San Francisco
Where dramatic coastline meets charming coastal communities, Monterey and Carmel offer a scenic retreat defined by natural beauty, outdoor experiences, and a relaxed pace of life.
Located approximately 2.5 hours south of San Francisco
Surrounded by the Pacific Ocean on three sides, with rugged coastline, wind-swept beaches, and scenic landscapes
Home to the world-renowned Monterey Bay Aquarium and the iconic 17-Mile Drive
Monterey + Carmel
Where vineyard landscapes, thoughtful hospitality, and understated elegance come together, Sonoma and Napa offer an inviting escape just north of San Francisco. The region balances relaxed countryside charm with elevated experiences, creating a setting where groups can slow down, connect, and enjoy the best of California’s wine culture.
Located approximately 1–1.5 hours north of San Francisco
Home to more than 300 wineries, from family-owned vineyards to celebrated estates
Known for world-class vineyards, farm-to-table experiences, and a deep appreciation for craftsmanship
Wine Country:
Sonoma + Napa
At the center of global innovation, Silicon Valley offers a unique setting for groups looking to connect with the ideas, people, and culture that continue to shape the future.
Located approximately 1 hour south of San Francisco
Home to leading technology companies, including Apple, Google, and Meta
A hub of innovation, entrepreneurship, and global business influence
Silicon Valley
California’s capital city combines historic charm, agricultural heritage, and a welcoming small-town feel with the accessibility of a major destination. With a lower cost of entry than many California markets, Sacramento offers groups a comfortable and authentic alternative with easy access to surrounding experiences.
Located approximately 2 hours east of San Francisco
Known as the Farm-to-Fork Capital, celebrating the region’s agricultural roots and local food culture
Offers access to nearby wineries, farms, rivers, and outdoor experiences while maintaining a relaxed, approachable atmosphere
Sacramento
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