The document summarizes the September TDC meeting and digital marketing efforts. It discusses research showing traveler hesitation due to unclear health protocols and a media event targeting local media before Labor Day weekend. Digital marketing campaigns are promoting beaches, outdoors, visiting responsibly, and the St. Pete Pier across platforms like Conversant, Sojern, YouTube and Google. Upcoming programs include TripAdvisor, Travel + Leisure and AFAR articles, a Visit Florida co-op campaign, and an Expedia destination relief program to reignite travel demand. The focus going forward is more evergreen creative with a positive tone about visiting the area after the election.
This document discusses how business tourism can increase leisure tourism activity at destinations. It notes that business visitors can extend their trips for leisure, bring guests who engage in tourism activities, participate in tourism during their business trip, and return with partners/families. It also lists factors that determine which business delegates are most likely to extend their visits, such as their characteristics, the conference characteristics, and destination characteristics. Finally, it provides suggestions for how to persuade business visitors to stay longer, such as including tourism information, attending prior conferences to promote leisure opportunities, and offering discounts to business visitors.
Enhancing the Visitor Experience 12-2014Chang Choi
This document discusses a recommendation to improve the visitor experience in a city by providing free public Wi-Fi access. It proposes creating a "third place" away from accommodations and transportation where visitors can access information and stay connected to work and families. The document outlines challenges visitors face, desired outcomes, benefits of the proposal, technologies that could enable it, example mobile apps that would be useful for travelers, and a two-year plan to launch a pilot program and pursue ongoing funding.
Tourism companies can use digital tools to better engage with tourists. Websites and social media can help determine tourist interests and keep them informed about new offerings. Contact and tour reminder information should be stored automatically to personalize communications. Post-tour surveys maintain engagement and help companies improve based on customer feedback. Together, these tools enhance the tourist experience and satisfaction with a tourism company.
"Use what you know, to do good as you go."
The Muskoka Foundation helps overland travelers to make a difference in the communities they're visiting, through volunteer and training programs.
This presentation explains how the foundation works, what our mission is and how you can get involved.
The document outlines the social media marketing strategies and objectives of the Tourism Board of Ferduland. The board aims to create awareness, attract more tourists, and increase Ferduland's popularity through campaigns on Facebook, a micro movie series, and overseas events. These initiatives have led to quantitative returns like increased advertising revenue and tourism revenues, as well as qualitative returns such as greater visibility, brand awareness, and country popularity.
The Onion Route is a network of 21 entrepreneurs along the shore of Lake Peipus who work together to introduce and preserve the multicultural region. Their goals are to offer tourism experiences that showcase the Russian Old Believers culture, Estonian peasant culture, and Baltic German heritage through local resources like onions, fish, and cranberries. The network was established in 2009 to attract both domestic and foreign tourists through cooperation and unique events like an Onion Chopping Championship.
The document summarizes the September TDC meeting and digital marketing efforts. It discusses research showing traveler hesitation due to unclear health protocols and a media event targeting local media before Labor Day weekend. Digital marketing campaigns are promoting beaches, outdoors, visiting responsibly, and the St. Pete Pier across platforms like Conversant, Sojern, YouTube and Google. Upcoming programs include TripAdvisor, Travel + Leisure and AFAR articles, a Visit Florida co-op campaign, and an Expedia destination relief program to reignite travel demand. The focus going forward is more evergreen creative with a positive tone about visiting the area after the election.
This document discusses how business tourism can increase leisure tourism activity at destinations. It notes that business visitors can extend their trips for leisure, bring guests who engage in tourism activities, participate in tourism during their business trip, and return with partners/families. It also lists factors that determine which business delegates are most likely to extend their visits, such as their characteristics, the conference characteristics, and destination characteristics. Finally, it provides suggestions for how to persuade business visitors to stay longer, such as including tourism information, attending prior conferences to promote leisure opportunities, and offering discounts to business visitors.
Enhancing the Visitor Experience 12-2014Chang Choi
This document discusses a recommendation to improve the visitor experience in a city by providing free public Wi-Fi access. It proposes creating a "third place" away from accommodations and transportation where visitors can access information and stay connected to work and families. The document outlines challenges visitors face, desired outcomes, benefits of the proposal, technologies that could enable it, example mobile apps that would be useful for travelers, and a two-year plan to launch a pilot program and pursue ongoing funding.
Tourism companies can use digital tools to better engage with tourists. Websites and social media can help determine tourist interests and keep them informed about new offerings. Contact and tour reminder information should be stored automatically to personalize communications. Post-tour surveys maintain engagement and help companies improve based on customer feedback. Together, these tools enhance the tourist experience and satisfaction with a tourism company.
"Use what you know, to do good as you go."
The Muskoka Foundation helps overland travelers to make a difference in the communities they're visiting, through volunteer and training programs.
This presentation explains how the foundation works, what our mission is and how you can get involved.
The document outlines the social media marketing strategies and objectives of the Tourism Board of Ferduland. The board aims to create awareness, attract more tourists, and increase Ferduland's popularity through campaigns on Facebook, a micro movie series, and overseas events. These initiatives have led to quantitative returns like increased advertising revenue and tourism revenues, as well as qualitative returns such as greater visibility, brand awareness, and country popularity.
The Onion Route is a network of 21 entrepreneurs along the shore of Lake Peipus who work together to introduce and preserve the multicultural region. Their goals are to offer tourism experiences that showcase the Russian Old Believers culture, Estonian peasant culture, and Baltic German heritage through local resources like onions, fish, and cranberries. The network was established in 2009 to attract both domestic and foreign tourists through cooperation and unique events like an Onion Chopping Championship.
Miah Michaelsen, Assistant Economic Development Director for the Arts for the City of Bloomington gave a presentation on the Bloomington Entertainment and Arts District for the 2012 Inter-City Visit.
Community Tourism Development Mtn Bike Strategy Presentation Ray Freeman - ...Ray Freeman
Mountain Bike Tourism & Community Development - Critical Success Factors - Strategy Presentation for the Vancouver Island Sport Tourism Council - August 25, 2011 - Port Alberni, BC
responsible volunteer travel - what are the issues and how do we address themSallie Grayson
whar are the main criteria for responsible volunteer programmes - what should volunteers look for and how does people and places design its support for volunteer projects abroad
This document provides information about the "Night on the Streets: Ending the Trafficking of Homeless Youth" event organized by Ark of Freedom Alliance and MASS District. The event will take place on January 27-28, 2019 in Fort Lauderdale and includes a music festival, sleep-out, and youth resource fair to raise awareness and funds to prevent human trafficking of homeless and at-risk youth. The document outlines sponsorship opportunities for the event and how funds will support Ark of Freedom Alliance's anti-trafficking programming.
Karen Schulman from Community Recreation presented on their mission to deliver recreation services effectively by developing leisure skills and active lifestyles for all ID holders. Their vision is to help all ID holders find "More Ways to Recreate" through streamlined programs, services, facilities, and equipment. Community Recreation includes the Waterfront Recreation Center, Tickets and Travel, Gear Rental, and Admiral Baker Picnic & Green Areas. They host various events and plan to continue large events while expanding programming, classes, outings, and outreach. Departments should consider Community Recreation when planning events and reach out for assistance.
Festivals and events are important for tourism and local economies in County Waterford. Successful festivals can generate over €1.5 million for the local area by bringing in visitors who spend money. The County Waterford Festival of Food in 2011 attracted over 17,000 visitors, generating over €718,000 in publicity value and over €847,000 spent in the local area. Supporting festivals is one of the county's goals to raise the profile as a place to visit and expand the tourism season. There is a need to define distinct roles for local authorities, partnerships, and Fáilte Ireland in supporting festivals going forward as funds diminish.
The Miwatj Health Both Ways Model provides concise summaries of their NDIS program in remote North East Arnhem Land:
1. They launched their NDIS program in 2017 with 206 participants so far, focusing on building participants' capabilities and control over their own futures.
2. Their program includes coordination of support, outreach support coordinators who visit communities weekly, and community connectors who are local Yolŋu staff providing cultural brokerage.
3. Transitioning to the NDIS in very remote areas has brought challenges around remote service delivery, plan quality, and moving from block to fee-for-service funding, but also successes through collaboration, relationship building, and advocacy.
Regional Walk Resources Leadership PowerpointLisa Cottingham
This document provides information about hosting a Walk for Water event to raise awareness and funds for clean water solutions through Water Mission. It outlines that a Walk for Water shines a spotlight on the global water crisis and raises funds to provide safe water. It recommends forming a leadership team with various committee roles to develop and promote the event. General timelines and next steps are provided to guide planning and execution of the Walk for Water.
The document discusses the evolution of downtown development in Staunton, Virginia from 1994 to the present. It began with festivals and events to drive traffic and create awareness. Over time, the focus shifted to economic restructuring programs like encouraging extended business hours and providing tools to businesses. The goal was to enhance the economic environment while maintaining the historic character of the downtown area.
This document defines events and event management. It discusses the common attributes of events including planning, goals, transient nature. It identifies high, medium, and low event clusters in South Africa and lists various event sectors such as sports, private, cultural, educational, arts and entertainment. The benefits of events to guests, destinations, sponsors, and owners are outlined. The roles and responsibilities of an event manager are discussed and key characteristics of an event manager are provided such as organizational ability, communication skills, flexibility, and time management. Examples of different types of events are given.
This document discusses social carrying capacity as it relates to tourism. Social carrying capacity refers to the maximum number of tourists an area can support without negative social, cultural, or economic impacts on the local community or degradation of the visitor experience. It examines both positive and negative socio-cultural impacts of tourism on communities. Positive impacts include education/training, enhanced quality of life, pride in local culture, and cultural awareness/peace, while negative impacts include commodification of culture, increased crime, loss of cultural identity, displacement of locals, economic tensions, and potential exploitation of workers. The conclusion states that sustainable tourism development aims to enhance community welfare through economic opportunities while preserving cultural heritage and quality of life, rather than relying solely on numerical carrying
This document defines events and event management. It discusses how events are unique occurrences that bring people together for a purpose. Event management is defined as the process of researching, designing, coordinating, and evaluating events. Special events are described as non-routine occasions with cultural, personal, or organizational objectives that are set apart from normal activities. The document categorizes special events according to purpose, number of participants, frequency, and magnitude of impact. It provides examples of different types of events and sub-fields related to event specialization.
This document outlines the agenda for the Downtown Brantford BIA's annual general meeting. The agenda includes presentations on the 2013 annual report, 2014 budget and levy, 2013 marketing report, and a general discussion period. It also recognizes the 2013 Downtown Champion of the Year, which is Freedom House, for their various community initiatives in downtown Brantford.
The document discusses fundraising and advocacy efforts for PolioPlus at the 2014 Rotary International Convention. It encourages clubs to raise $1,500 each and districts to contribute 20% or more of their designated funds. Individuals are asked to make personal donations and participate in community fundraisers. Clubs and districts are also urged to advocate for polio eradication by meeting with government officials and communicating support on websites and in local press. The document provides advocacy resources and fundamental messaging for clubs and districts.
The Pen-Web Rotary club meeting covered the following:
1) The president outlined the club's goals for 2012-2013 which centered around literacy, global issues, and community service. Fundraisers like a casino night and wine raffle aim to raise $1000 each for supporting projects in these areas.
2) The club was recognized for its high per capita giving to The Rotary Foundation last year, donating over $134 per member.
3) In his report, the treasurer gave an update on finances and the wine tour raffle recap. The Foundation report and service report also provided updates.
4) District and international Rotary news was shared, and the program focused on The Rot
VisitRochester is Monroe County's official tourism promotion agency. It has a staff of 18 full-time and 20 part-time employees who work to aggressively market Greater Rochester as a destination for meetings, conventions, business and leisure travel. This increases visitor spending and local jobs in tourism. VisitRochester generates revenue through a hotel tax, memberships and grants to undertake departments like sales, communications and a film office. It provides various services and opportunities to over 400 member businesses representing hotels, attractions, shops and more.
The Monroe County Tourism Promotion Agency, known as VisitRochester, has been in business since 1932 to market Greater Rochester and Monroe County as a tourism destination. It has an annual budget over $3 million generated from hotel taxes, memberships, and grants. VisitRochester consists of 18 full-time and 20 part-time staff who implement strategies to attract visitors through marketing, collaboration with regional partners, and advocating for tourism development. Their efforts generate an estimated $1 billion in annual economic impact and over 15,000 tourism-related jobs in Monroe County.
The Nuts & Bolts of the West Virginia Tourism OfficeKara Moore
The West Virginia Tourism Office provides resources, tools, and services to support the tourism industry in the state. This includes cooperative advertising programs, public relations assistance, listings and photos on the tourism website, and guidance on economic development. The office aims to promote West Virginia as a world-class travel destination through strategic marketing and partnerships with industry organizations.
This document outlines a marketing plan presented by the Citrus County Chamber of Commerce Tourism Development Services division. The division was formed after the Tourism Development Council cancelled its contract with the Chamber. The plan details strategies to attract eco-tourism and increase tourism during the mid-week off-season periods through promotional campaigns, packaging of hotel and tour products, tracking of marketing efforts, and pursuing of grants. It also discusses cooperative marketing with local businesses and other areas to expand room revenue.
Miah Michaelsen, Assistant Economic Development Director for the Arts for the City of Bloomington gave a presentation on the Bloomington Entertainment and Arts District for the 2012 Inter-City Visit.
Community Tourism Development Mtn Bike Strategy Presentation Ray Freeman - ...Ray Freeman
Mountain Bike Tourism & Community Development - Critical Success Factors - Strategy Presentation for the Vancouver Island Sport Tourism Council - August 25, 2011 - Port Alberni, BC
responsible volunteer travel - what are the issues and how do we address themSallie Grayson
whar are the main criteria for responsible volunteer programmes - what should volunteers look for and how does people and places design its support for volunteer projects abroad
This document provides information about the "Night on the Streets: Ending the Trafficking of Homeless Youth" event organized by Ark of Freedom Alliance and MASS District. The event will take place on January 27-28, 2019 in Fort Lauderdale and includes a music festival, sleep-out, and youth resource fair to raise awareness and funds to prevent human trafficking of homeless and at-risk youth. The document outlines sponsorship opportunities for the event and how funds will support Ark of Freedom Alliance's anti-trafficking programming.
Karen Schulman from Community Recreation presented on their mission to deliver recreation services effectively by developing leisure skills and active lifestyles for all ID holders. Their vision is to help all ID holders find "More Ways to Recreate" through streamlined programs, services, facilities, and equipment. Community Recreation includes the Waterfront Recreation Center, Tickets and Travel, Gear Rental, and Admiral Baker Picnic & Green Areas. They host various events and plan to continue large events while expanding programming, classes, outings, and outreach. Departments should consider Community Recreation when planning events and reach out for assistance.
Festivals and events are important for tourism and local economies in County Waterford. Successful festivals can generate over €1.5 million for the local area by bringing in visitors who spend money. The County Waterford Festival of Food in 2011 attracted over 17,000 visitors, generating over €718,000 in publicity value and over €847,000 spent in the local area. Supporting festivals is one of the county's goals to raise the profile as a place to visit and expand the tourism season. There is a need to define distinct roles for local authorities, partnerships, and Fáilte Ireland in supporting festivals going forward as funds diminish.
The Miwatj Health Both Ways Model provides concise summaries of their NDIS program in remote North East Arnhem Land:
1. They launched their NDIS program in 2017 with 206 participants so far, focusing on building participants' capabilities and control over their own futures.
2. Their program includes coordination of support, outreach support coordinators who visit communities weekly, and community connectors who are local Yolŋu staff providing cultural brokerage.
3. Transitioning to the NDIS in very remote areas has brought challenges around remote service delivery, plan quality, and moving from block to fee-for-service funding, but also successes through collaboration, relationship building, and advocacy.
Regional Walk Resources Leadership PowerpointLisa Cottingham
This document provides information about hosting a Walk for Water event to raise awareness and funds for clean water solutions through Water Mission. It outlines that a Walk for Water shines a spotlight on the global water crisis and raises funds to provide safe water. It recommends forming a leadership team with various committee roles to develop and promote the event. General timelines and next steps are provided to guide planning and execution of the Walk for Water.
The document discusses the evolution of downtown development in Staunton, Virginia from 1994 to the present. It began with festivals and events to drive traffic and create awareness. Over time, the focus shifted to economic restructuring programs like encouraging extended business hours and providing tools to businesses. The goal was to enhance the economic environment while maintaining the historic character of the downtown area.
This document defines events and event management. It discusses the common attributes of events including planning, goals, transient nature. It identifies high, medium, and low event clusters in South Africa and lists various event sectors such as sports, private, cultural, educational, arts and entertainment. The benefits of events to guests, destinations, sponsors, and owners are outlined. The roles and responsibilities of an event manager are discussed and key characteristics of an event manager are provided such as organizational ability, communication skills, flexibility, and time management. Examples of different types of events are given.
This document discusses social carrying capacity as it relates to tourism. Social carrying capacity refers to the maximum number of tourists an area can support without negative social, cultural, or economic impacts on the local community or degradation of the visitor experience. It examines both positive and negative socio-cultural impacts of tourism on communities. Positive impacts include education/training, enhanced quality of life, pride in local culture, and cultural awareness/peace, while negative impacts include commodification of culture, increased crime, loss of cultural identity, displacement of locals, economic tensions, and potential exploitation of workers. The conclusion states that sustainable tourism development aims to enhance community welfare through economic opportunities while preserving cultural heritage and quality of life, rather than relying solely on numerical carrying
This document defines events and event management. It discusses how events are unique occurrences that bring people together for a purpose. Event management is defined as the process of researching, designing, coordinating, and evaluating events. Special events are described as non-routine occasions with cultural, personal, or organizational objectives that are set apart from normal activities. The document categorizes special events according to purpose, number of participants, frequency, and magnitude of impact. It provides examples of different types of events and sub-fields related to event specialization.
This document outlines the agenda for the Downtown Brantford BIA's annual general meeting. The agenda includes presentations on the 2013 annual report, 2014 budget and levy, 2013 marketing report, and a general discussion period. It also recognizes the 2013 Downtown Champion of the Year, which is Freedom House, for their various community initiatives in downtown Brantford.
The document discusses fundraising and advocacy efforts for PolioPlus at the 2014 Rotary International Convention. It encourages clubs to raise $1,500 each and districts to contribute 20% or more of their designated funds. Individuals are asked to make personal donations and participate in community fundraisers. Clubs and districts are also urged to advocate for polio eradication by meeting with government officials and communicating support on websites and in local press. The document provides advocacy resources and fundamental messaging for clubs and districts.
The Pen-Web Rotary club meeting covered the following:
1) The president outlined the club's goals for 2012-2013 which centered around literacy, global issues, and community service. Fundraisers like a casino night and wine raffle aim to raise $1000 each for supporting projects in these areas.
2) The club was recognized for its high per capita giving to The Rotary Foundation last year, donating over $134 per member.
3) In his report, the treasurer gave an update on finances and the wine tour raffle recap. The Foundation report and service report also provided updates.
4) District and international Rotary news was shared, and the program focused on The Rot
VisitRochester is Monroe County's official tourism promotion agency. It has a staff of 18 full-time and 20 part-time employees who work to aggressively market Greater Rochester as a destination for meetings, conventions, business and leisure travel. This increases visitor spending and local jobs in tourism. VisitRochester generates revenue through a hotel tax, memberships and grants to undertake departments like sales, communications and a film office. It provides various services and opportunities to over 400 member businesses representing hotels, attractions, shops and more.
The Monroe County Tourism Promotion Agency, known as VisitRochester, has been in business since 1932 to market Greater Rochester and Monroe County as a tourism destination. It has an annual budget over $3 million generated from hotel taxes, memberships, and grants. VisitRochester consists of 18 full-time and 20 part-time staff who implement strategies to attract visitors through marketing, collaboration with regional partners, and advocating for tourism development. Their efforts generate an estimated $1 billion in annual economic impact and over 15,000 tourism-related jobs in Monroe County.
The Nuts & Bolts of the West Virginia Tourism OfficeKara Moore
The West Virginia Tourism Office provides resources, tools, and services to support the tourism industry in the state. This includes cooperative advertising programs, public relations assistance, listings and photos on the tourism website, and guidance on economic development. The office aims to promote West Virginia as a world-class travel destination through strategic marketing and partnerships with industry organizations.
This document outlines a marketing plan presented by the Citrus County Chamber of Commerce Tourism Development Services division. The division was formed after the Tourism Development Council cancelled its contract with the Chamber. The plan details strategies to attract eco-tourism and increase tourism during the mid-week off-season periods through promotional campaigns, packaging of hotel and tour products, tracking of marketing efforts, and pursuing of grants. It also discusses cooperative marketing with local businesses and other areas to expand room revenue.
Creating an Advocacy Plan to Drive Awareness and Revenue in Sporting EventsGame Day Communications
Jackie Reau, CEO of Game Day Communications, presented the following at the 2016 Running USA Industry Conference: "Creating an Advocacy Plan to Drive Awareness and Revenue in Sporting Events."
Tourism is a major industry in Monroe County, generating over $1 billion annually and supporting 19,000 jobs. Visit Rochester is a membership organization that promotes tourism in the Greater Rochester region through services like listings on their website, event promotion, sales leads, and collaborative marketing opportunities to further support their 400 members. The presentation outlined the various benefits of membership with Visit Rochester.
Christine Topp has over 15 years of experience in event planning, meeting coordination, and communications. She currently works as a Senior Meetings & Event Specialist at Scottrade, where she plans large conferences and manages charitable giving programs. Previously, she worked as an Event Planner at Buckingham Family of Financial Services, where she organized over 45 events annually, and as a Media Coordinator at Hollywood Branding Group. She holds BAs in Corporate Communications and Media/Advertising from Lindenwood University.
The document provides highlights from the ACCVB Sales & Services Team in 2012. It summarizes their sales and marketing activities including attending 11 trade shows, hosting 4 client events, and developing social media pages. It also outlines the services provided to clients such as producing newsletters, maintaining website templates, and providing on-site event support. Finally, it discusses upcoming large events in 2013 that will bring visitors to Albany such as bowling, mystery and sports tournaments.
The document provides an overview of several national and provincial tourism organizations in South Africa. The National Department of Tourism's (NDT) vision is to be a catalyst for tourism growth, and its mission is to create an environment for growing tourism through innovation, partnerships, information services, and capacity building. Other organizations mentioned include South African Tourism (SA Tourism), the Gauteng Tourism Authority (GTA), Johannesburg Tourism, the National Convention Bureau (NCB), FEDHASA, and CATHSSETA.
Board of Supervisors Presentation 07/13Lisa Boulton
The Calaveras Visitors Bureau aims to promote tourism in Calaveras County through its visitor center, website, marketing campaigns, and partnerships. It is funded through TOT taxes, membership dues, and gift shop sales. About 50% of its annual $300,000-$350,000 budget is spent on marketing activities like producing an activities guide, exhibiting at travel shows, digital advertising, and social media promotion. The Bureau works to maximize exposure and leverage funds through regional partnerships.
The document profiles festivals and events in Minnesota based on a survey conducted in 2013. It finds that attracting visitors, developing a sense of community, and providing local entertainment were the most common purposes. Most festivals and events had incomes over $50,000 and were located in the metro or southern regions of the state. Private businesses and non-profits were the most common sponsors. The most used promotion tools were word of mouth, posters, websites, and social media.
The document discusses South Africa's efforts to bid for business events like conventions and exhibitions. It outlines key entities in the business events industry and notes that a national convention bureau's primary role is to market and sell its destination. The document emphasizes the importance of a coordinated team approach to generate leads, convert them into bids, and provide support services throughout the bidding and event planning processes. It also discusses strategies for engaging local associations to host meetings and conferences across South Africa to spread economic benefits.
Jo Ellen Drennon McDowell has over 30 years of experience in event management and operations, most recently as Vice President of Event Management at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. She has a proven track record of growing event revenues and successfully managing all aspects of events, catering, restaurants, and staff. Prior to her role as Vice President, she held other leadership roles at the museum, including Senior Director of Event Management and Director of Events.
Doing Your Homework: Evaluating Events Before the Bid
Every destination recognizes sports as a major contributor to the overall tourism economy. Oftentimes, it’s necessary to evaluate an event to truly prove the value in terms of overall destination benefits in addition to economic impact including: likelihood of future business, sponsorship potential inside and outside the community, media coverage and exposure, destination brand exposure, quantity and quality of event facilities needed, room rates, conflicting local events, bid fees as well as other considerations. In this session, the panelists will discuss aspects of event evaluation to explore for your event and/or your destinations!
Joan Gowsell has over 15 years of experience in public relations, customer service, and administration. She developed and implemented effective media campaigns and fundraising initiatives for organizations like the Canadian Cancer Society and Alzheimer Society. Her skills include creating communication materials, maintaining stakeholder relationships, training volunteers, and preparing statistical reports. She has received several awards for her leadership and fundraising achievements.
This document provides information about the Greater Hewitt Chamber of Commerce. It discusses that a chamber is an association of local businesses that promotes the business community. The Greater Hewitt Chamber strives to empower leaders, provide small business support, positively influence members, and create a community where people want to live and work. It also outlines the chamber's mission to promote prosperity among businesses and organizations in the Hewitt area. Finally, it provides details on membership opportunities, leadership roles, networking events, and ways for businesses to get involved and support the chamber.
This document summarizes the Hotel Occupancy Tax Grant program administered by the Brazos Valley Convention and Visitors Bureau. The grant program aims to directly promote tourism and the hotel industry using hotel occupancy tax funds. Applicants must fit within 8 eligible categories and grants are awarded through a panel review process considering room nights generated, event dates, potential for return visits, and estimated attendance. In fiscal years 2013 and 2014, over $274,000 was requested and around $143,000 was awarded through the grant program, generating an estimated $58.5 million in visitor spending. The panel process was improved but funds remain limited, and streamlining invoices and payments is suggested for the future.
The RLVB Destination Marketing Plan aims to promote economic development in the Rathbun Lake area through tourism. Key objectives include generating economic impact, partnering locally, and marketing globally and culturally. Initiatives focus on packaged leisure travel, arts/heritage, brand strategy, communications, member opportunities, and partnerships. The goal is to enhance employment and prosperity through tourism sales and marketing.
The document describes the Chamber of Commerce, Convention-Visitors Bureau (CVB), and Tourism Improvement District in Santa Clara, California. The Chamber of Commerce has nearly 570 members and focuses on business growth, networking, and political issues. The CVB works to increase revenues through convention sales, marketing the city to visitors, and a sports group. It uses various publications, websites, and social media. The Tourism Improvement District generates supplemental marketing funds through a $1 per night hotel room fee.
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You can easily change/correct a name on your flight ticket under the American Airlines name change policy. The airline provides multiple online and offline modes to place a name change request. To learn more about how to change a name on American Airlines ticket, you can directly approach the airline’s customer support. Moreover, you can connect with a flight expert at +1-866-738-0741 for quick assistance.
Experience the magic of bioluminescence at Puerto Rico's Bioluminescent Bay with our guide to optimal viewing. Plan your visit during the new moon phase for vibrant displays, and consider dry season from December to April. Book a guided tour, choose calm nights, and respect the environment for an unforgettable adventure.
Ibiza, situated in the Balearic Islands, stands out as a destination that encompasses everything: stunning landscapes, hidden gems to explore, a vibrant social scene, rich cultural life, and exceptional gastronomy. Opting for ‘Ibiza Rent A Boat’ to experience an unforgettable vacation on the White Island is certainly worthwhile, prompting a deeper exploration of the unique and fascinating aspects of Ibiza.
Prepare for cold weather rafting with proper gear: layering for warmth, insulated headgear, gloves, waterproof footwear, and essential accessories like sunglasses and sunscreen. Prioritize safety with a life jacket and maintain gear for optimal performance. Stay warm, dry, and ready for adventure on the rapids!
JourneyPalette is an innovative SaaS platform for seamless adventure discovery and booking, offering personalized recommendations, organized curated adventure styles for easy exploration, and a strong focus on sustainability and cultural preservation.
Explore Architectural Wonders and Vibrant Culture With Naples ToursNaples Tours
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Traveling with Frontier Airlines through Boston Logan International Airport offers a budget-friendly and efficient experience. With the modern facilities at Terminal C, extensive services, and amenities provided by Frontier, passengers can enjoy a comfortable journey. Whether you're a frequent flyer or a first-time traveler, this guide aims to help you navigate BOS with ease and make the most of your trip.
What Outdoor Adventures Await Young Adults in Montreal's Surrounding NatureSpade & Palacio Tours
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The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is an unforgettable adventure, blending stunning natural beauty with rich history. Over four days, trekkers traverse diverse landscapes, from lush cloud forests to high mountain passes, encountering ancient Inca ruins along the way. Each step brings you closer to the awe-inspiring sight of Machu Picchu, revealed at sunrise from the Sun Gate. The journey is challenging but incredibly rewarding, offering a profound sense of accomplishment. With its combination of breathtaking scenery and cultural significance, the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is a must-do for those seeking an extraordinary adventure in Peru.
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Our Bahrain Visa PowerPoint Presentation offers a detailed and comprehensive guide to the Bahrain visa application process. It is designed to assist travelers, travel agents, and businesses in navigating the various visa types, including tourist, business, work, student, and family visas. Each section provides an in-depth look at eligibility criteria, required documents, and step-by-step application procedures. Additionally, the presentation includes valuable tips for avoiding common application mistakes, an overview of processing times, and details on fees and payment methods. This presentation aims to ensure a smooth and successful visa application experience, making travel to Bahrain as seamless as possible.
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1. ENTHUSIASM
FOCUS
DETERMINATION
PERSISTENCE
Sports Commission
ABOUT US
The BN Sports Commission, as part of the
Bloomington-Normal Area Convention and
Visitors Bureau, was created to retain and
attract international, national and regional
sporting events. It also serves as a consensus
builder among local governments, sports
entities, and sports facility ownersoperators
to create a partnership of success in
generating sports related revenue.
For more info go to VisitBN.org or call our
office at 800.433.8226.
E V E N T S E R V I C E S I N F O R M AT I O N
2. SERVICES
Site Selection
• Provide list of available venues for your event
• Assist with site visits and inspections
Logistical Support
• Assist with scheduling transportation logistics, emergency
medical services, securing permits, and local law enforcement
coordination
• Provide contacts for sponsorship solicitation
Vendor Assistance
• Provide access to capable and proven event service partners
Hotel Accommodations
• Work closely with local hotels to fulfill your overnight
requirements
• Track hotel room nights from your event
Volunteer Recruitment
• Provide a connection to a network of experienced event
volunteers
Welcome Services
• Provide guest services for participants, including visitor guides,
maps, calendar of events, and coupons
• Assist in scheduling local municipal officials to welcome
participants
Publicity
• Provide contact information for local media outlets
• Write and distribute a press release to local media outlets
• Advertise your event through social media, billboards, online
calendar, radio spots, and newsletter
Bid Process
• Serve as a resource to organizations seeking guidance in bid
development or event management
• Assist in presenting the BN area to key decision makers
• Assemble bid team and/or local organizing committee (LOC)
Event Creation
• Assist in creating or developing a new sporting event in BN
Our Mission is to promote the
Bloomington-Normal area as a world
class sporting event destination and
to solicit and support sports activities
and events which stimulate our local
economy, enhance the area’s image,
provide outstanding entertainment and
participatory opportunities, and contribute
to our community’s quality of life.
OUR MISSION
Sports Commission