Event Destinations represent an opportunity to think beyond webhooks as the only event delivery option, providing increased choice, a better developer experience, and improved observability for event producers and consumers alike. Event Destinations expand the capabilities of event producers, allowing them to offer more tailored and efficient integrations with better deliverability. They are endpoints or systems to which event producers can send events and give developers the choice to use the tools they are familiar with directly. Event Destinations support multiple delivery mechanisms, including Google Cloud Pub/Sub, AWS SQS, Hookdeck Event Gateway, Amazon EventBridge, Kafka, RabbitMQ, and traditional HTTP webhooks. To define Event Destinations, it's essential to establish core principles such as scalability and reliability, observability and debugging, security, and support for authentication, encryption, and access controls. The concept of Event Destinations already exists within some major platforms like Stripe and Shopify, which provide event delivery mechanisms beyond traditional HTTP endpoints. Event producers should recognize the limitations of traditional webhooks and embrace diverse delivery mechanisms, invest in infrastructure that supports multiple Event Destination types, and educate their developer communities on the benefits and capabilities of Event Destinations.