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Tourism Best Practices – Week of March 12

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Tourism professionals at Convention and Visitors Bureaus – CVBs (or Destination Marketing Organizations – DMOs) are implementing some innovative programs to increase visitation in their destinations. We call them Tourism Best Practices. Popular Summit Brew Path Returns The Akron/Summit County Convention and Visitors Bureau organizes the popular passport program. And that’s not all from Akron… Akron/Summit CVB Promotes “Wear Your 330 Shirt to Work Day” on March 30 The day promotes the area and takes advantage of dress down day. Discount Cards Lure Fishermen Into Local Businesses The Sandusky County Convention and Visitors Bureau offers Anglers Savings Cards to visitors who… 

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Tourism Best Practices – Week of March 5

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Tourism professionals at Convention and Visitors Bureaus – CVBs (or Destination Marketing Organizations – DMOs) are implementing some innovative programs to increase visitation in their destinations. We call them Tourism Best Practices. Los Angeles Continues ‘Everyone Is Welcome’ Campaign “If it ain’t broke…” Visit Port Angeles Unveils New Official Destination Video The 60-second video features a handful of the 331 Things to Do in Port Angeles. Kankakee Visitors Bureau Wins Two State Awards Top honors for “Best Cooperative Partnership” and “Best Website.” Donations Spark Purchase of Trail Bikes Halifax County CVB leads campaign to purchase bikes for visitors to enjoy… 

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Tourism – Top Articles of 2016

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From the DMAI Newsbrief, here’s the most trending tourism-related articles of 2016: How CVBs and Convention Centers Are Working Together to Lure Business From Meetings and Conventions, how three enterprising cities effectively forged a bond between their convention centers and destination marketing organizations, to the benefit of all. San Antonio City Council Passes Historic Vote to Replace CVB with New Tourism Group From the San Antonio Business Journal, City Council members voted 7-2 to approve a new management agreement that will essentially replace the San Antonio Convention & Visitors Bureau with a new public-private group called Visit San Antonio. Suit Over… 

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