Articles tagged “cincinnati”

Tourism

Delivering Uneasy Lessons to Tourists About the Lasting Legacy of Slavery

Unlike many Americans eager to avoid any mentions of slavery, Stephanie Lampkin believes it's critical to address how its legacy is still driving the widespread inequality plaguing the U.S. — a point she strives to make to visitors to the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.

Delivering Uneasy Lessons to Tourists About the Lasting Legacy of Slavery

Skift Meetings

Plans Underway for Cincinnati Convention District

Cincinnati lost its bid to host FIFA World Cup matches in 2026, but that is not stopping it from investing in its convention district.

Plans Underway for Cincinnati Convention District

Airlines

U.S. Airports Generate Revenue After Losing Billions During the Pandemic

The pandemic has taken a toll on airports. If airports are to thrive, they need to get creative — and fast — to increase revenue streams.

U.S. Airports Generate Revenue After Losing Billions During the Pandemic

Business Travel

Using Sports to Entice High-Spending Visitors

Tourism organizations usually jump on anything that can bring luxury tourists to a city or area, and the Western & Southern Open tennis tournament is no exception.

Using Sports to Entice High-Spending Visitors

Business Travel

Cincinnati Courts Luxury Travelers Through Pro Tennis

Most major sporting events take place in cities that already attract large numbers of high-end tourists. But for one small Midwestern city, hosting a professional tennis tournament is a way to attract luxury travelers who might otherwise not consider a visit.

Cincinnati Courts Luxury Travelers Through Pro Tennis

Tourism

Cincinnati wants to turn its downtrodden brewery district into a tourist draw

Considering the increased popularity of microbreweries and local beer making, it seems like a no-brainer that the city should take advantage of its brewing history.

Cincinnati wants to turn its downtrodden brewery district into a tourist draw