Meetings and group travel

Groups & Meetings

Bring planners, tour groups, associations, and school groups together in a city with venues, hotels, dining, and Valley character.

Submit an RFP
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hotels available to support group stays

Choose the group

Start with who is coming

Move directly into the planning path that matches the purpose, pace, and practical needs of the visit.

Venue information

Build a program with room to gather

Bert Ogden Arena offers major indoor scale in deep South Texas, while Edinburg’s university, civic, and hospitality spaces support programs of many sizes.

Edinburg civic and venue district under a wide South Texas sky
Bold venue scale with a warm Valley welcome

A regional anchor

Largest

indoor venue in deep South Texas

Bert Ogden Arena gives major gatherings a clear center.

Planner paths

One destination, three group needs

Start with the purpose of the trip, then match venues, rooms, meals, and off-agenda experiences.

A warm daytime gathering in Edinburg

Meetings and conventions

Meet with context

Pair practical group needs with cultural and outdoor experiences that feel specific to the Valley.

Wading bird and reeds at the Edinburg Scenic Wetlands

Tour operators

Connect every stop

Bring hotels, meals, regional history, and the wetlands into one coherent route.

Regional history exhibits for school and association groups

Schools and associations

Add learning and place

Connect regional history, wetlands, and shared meals to a group itinerary.

Beyond the agenda

Give the group a Valley story

More than 130 restaurants, the Museum of South Texas History, the scenic wetlands, and the Tejano Walk of Fame add depth around the main program.

“The schedule matters. The sense of place is what stays.”

Planner process

From idea to RFP

Give the destination team the details that shape a useful response.

  1. Define the group

    Share the event type, audience, attendance, and preferred timing.

  2. Set the needs

    Add room nights, budget, venue preferences, and schedule flexibility.

  3. Submit the RFP

    Send the full brief through the form so the next conversation starts with context.