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NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS — July 28, 2025 — Hosts Global proudly announces the launch of Wildflowers, the newest addition to its elite global alliance network and now the exclusive Hosts Global Member in The Bahamas. This milestone marks a bold step in strengthening Hosts Global’s Caribbean footprint and delivering legendary, high-touch group experiences in one of the world’s most iconic destinations.
Founded by industry veteran Natalie Appleyard, who handed the reigns to her son, Alexander Appleyard, Wildflowers brings a fresh, elevated approach to destination management in The Bahamas, combining a deep-rooted love for the islands with an innovative spirit that reimagines what group travel and event design can be. From the pink sands of Harbour Island to the cosmopolitan flair of Nassau, Wildflowers is poised to create moments that are as magical as the destination itself.
“The launch of Wildflowers is a celebration of creativity, connection, and Caribbean excellence,” said Tina Gaccetta, SVP of Global Sales & Marketing at Hosts Global. “Alexander’s visionary leadership and unmatched understanding of the Bahamian spirit will offer our clients something truly extraordinary—whether they’re planning a corporate retreat, high-end incentive, or immersive cultural celebration.”
Wildflowers will offer full-service DMC capabilities across The Bahamas, including program design and management, custom excursions, immersive cultural experiences, themed events, transportation, team-building, and VIP hospitality. With a focus on authenticity and flawless execution, Wildflowers is redefining what it means to experience the Bahamas.
“From the moment we met Alexander, we knew he and his team embodied the Hosts Global standard of excellence,” said Robert Lee, VP of Global Sales & Alliance Engagement at Hosts Global. “Wildflowers is not just another DMC—it’s a creative force that brings vibrant energy and elegance to every group experience. We’re thrilled to welcome them to our global family.”
With the Bahamas’ rising popularity as a sought-after destination for incentive travel and corporate events, the timing couldn’t be better. Wildflowers is ready to meet that demand with destination expertise, meaningful storytelling, and a signature aesthetic that’s equal parts Bahamian soul and global sophistication.
“Joining the Hosts Global Alliance feels like coming home to a community that shares our passion for excellence and experiences that matter,” said Alexander Appleyard, Founder & CEO of Wildflowers. “At Wildflowers, we believe magic lives in the details—and our mission is to make sure every guest feels that magic, from the moment they arrive until the last goodbye.”
With this partnership, Hosts Global continues to lead the DMC industry by connecting planners with best-in-class experts across the globe—ensuring every meeting, incentive, or event is unforgettable.
With over 100,000 square feet of warehouse facilities and the largest inventory of decor items on island, Wildflowers is the largest full-service destination management company in The Bahamas. Supported by a team of over 150 dedicated professionals, Wildflowers can handle all of your traditional DMC services, audio-visual, tenting, branding, floral, and decor needs, and much more. From awe-inspiring private island events to culturally immersive group experiences, Wildflowers curates unforgettable moments that blend local soul and a high level of customization with international sophistication. Whether you’re a group of one or one thousand, Wildflowers has a tailored solution for you. Learn more at www.wildflowersdmc.com.
Hosts Global is a full-service destination management company (DMC) with award-winning members in more than 450 destinations worldwide. Known for delivering legendary group experiences, Hosts Global’s network of expert DMC members and strategic partners help organizations plan and execute unforgettable meetings, incentives, and events. Visit www.hosts-global.com to learn more.
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Jennifer Carlisle
Senior Director of Marketing, Hosts Global
