From solo serenity to team synergy, here’ s how Sin City’ s hidden gems can become a blessing for spa leaders.

ATTENDING THE ANNUAL ISPA CONFERENCE is always time well

spent— but what about the days before and after? Extending your trip can pay dividends both professionally and personally. Now’ s the time to start thinking ahead. With the 2026 ISPA Conference set for March 31 – April 2, you’ ve got an ideal window to take advantage of Las Vegas’ s mild spring weather and quieter weekdays while discovering the city’ s world-class hospitality and extraordinary spas.

Las Vegas has been the world’ s most popular destination for trade shows for 31 years, according to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority( LVCVA)— and this is the 14th ISPA gathering in the city— so chances are, you’ ve been here before. But even seasoned visitors may be surprised to discover how much more the city offers beyond the casino floor.

Whether you’ ll arrive solo or with the team in tow, here’ s how to make your extra time in Las Vegas work even harder for you, along with

some strategic business inspiration.

TRAVELING SOLO TO LAS VEGAS can be an ideal way to recharge and refocus. You’ ll discover wellness cafés ideal for mindful journaling and tranquil hideaways like the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens. If spa time is on your list, many of the city’ s top luxury spas cater to solo guests with multi-service packages and full-day wellness experiences.

For movement and mental clarity, try a sound bath, drop into a yoga class or wander Springs Preserve or Red Rock Canyon. Art lovers can explore immersive installations like Meow Wolf’ s Omega Mart or the galleries in the Arts District. Even restaurants here make solo dining easy, with stylish counters, chef’ s tables and inviting lounge seating.

SOUND LIKE YOU?: Introvert? First-timer? Or just someone in need of a little clarity? Solo time in Las Vegas might be your trip’ s best bet.

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