Tourism professionals at Convention and Visitors Bureaus – CVBs (or Destination Marketing Organizations – DMOs) are doing some innovative programs to increase visitation in their destinations. We call them Tourism Best Practices.

How Mother Angelica Revved up Alabama’s Tourism Industry

More than 80,000 tourists a year visit the Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament, a cathedral-like chapel on Our Lady of the Angels Monastery Farm.

From Scavenger Hunts to Stage Combat, More Local Attractions Selling ‘Signature’ Tours

Dozens of well-known attractions throughout the Twin Cities are turning to what they call “signature experiences” — value-added, immersive, hands-on activities meant to attract groups looking for more than your average tour.

Asheville Visitors Bureau Launches Music Campaign

The Asheville Convention and Visitors Bureau launched a new national marketing initiative aimed at promoting local musicians, shows and venues while making the city a music destination.

Area Convention and Visitors Bureau has new mascot: Marti

Marti, a stuffed black bear, is the Martinsburg-Berkeley County Convention and Visitors Bureau’s new mascot -and he’s already gaining attention while traveling around the state.

Passport Program Brings Tourism to Local Communities

The (passport) program encourages people to explore the state and support small businesses and attractions. Visitors earn stamps on their passport booklets or a mobile app at each stop and can earn prizes based on the number of stamps collected.

Greater Akron Convention Bureau Launches Sports Tourism Division

The Akron/Summit Convention & Visitors Bureau announced the creation of the Sports Alliance of Greater Akron, a new division charged with securing sporting events.

5 Ways Leaders Will Bring People to This Lake Michigan County in 2016

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