It’s not enough to be an expert on what to do and where to stay in a destination. Learn some of the new roles DMOs have stepped into, and how it can help make the meetings industry flourish.
More than 1,300 destination marketing professionals convened in Toronto for the Destinations International Annual Convention, where attendees tackled the evolving role of DMOs.
Meetings Today sat down with Visit Plano’s Marisa Obando, SMERF and Government sales manager for the DMO, to discover why Plano, Texas, is be a good fit for a wide range of meetings across many segments.
Major infrastructure upgrades, new market opportunities, planner confidence and other reenergizing boosts are setting the stage for a robust return to action.
In this Q&A with Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board's Scott Higgins, discover how group business in Valley Forge and Montgomery County is posed to rebound.
Philadelphia's top-down focus on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) paves the way forward for meetings and events. Gregg Caren and Greg DeShields at PHLCVB detail their continuing mission around DEI in the meetings industry.
Orlando is always enhancing the destination with renovations, expansions and new builds—from additions to Orlando International Airport (including a new terminal) to fresh hotels and attractions. See what it can bring to your meetings and events.
The DestinationNEXT 2021 Futures Study reported findings from six advisory panels, including a client panel comprised of meeting planners, event organizers and tour operators to reveal what DMO clients see as the future of destination marketing.
