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Conversion Hotel

An intimate 3-day experimentation retreat on Texel Island, Netherlands, with a maximum of 220 attendees for deep learning and networking.

Overview

Conversion Hotel is a unique 3-day experimentation conference held on the island of Texel in the Netherlands. Founded by Ton Wesseling, the event is limited to a maximum of 220 attendees, creating an intimate environment where practitioners can engage deeply with speakers and peers over the course of a full weekend.

The 2026 edition is scheduled for November 20-22 on Texel Island. The conference covers advanced experimentation methodology, CRO strategy, behavioral science, and data-driven optimization. The island setting is intentional — by removing attendees from their daily routines and placing them in a shared environment, Conversion Hotel creates conditions for focused learning and genuine relationship building.

Conversion Hotel has built a loyal following among senior CRO practitioners, particularly in Europe. The conference is known for its high-quality talks, respectful atmosphere, and the lasting professional relationships that form during the weekend. It is consistently rated as one of the best experimentation events in the world.

Key Features

  • 3-day island retreat format
  • Maximum 220 attendees
  • Deep networking opportunities
  • Advanced experimentation talks
  • Behavioral science content
  • Shared weekend experience
  • European CRO community

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • + Intimate 220-person maximum creates quality connections
  • + Island retreat format is unique and immersive
  • + Consistently excellent speaker lineup
  • + Strong European experimentation community

Cons

  • Texel Island, Netherlands requires significant travel
  • Limited capacity sells out quickly
  • Premium pricing for ticket + accommodation
  • Annual event in November only

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