Articles tagged “dallas”

Some of these changes are more obvious, but bringing PR into paid advertising is an interesting insight that other destinations likely see happening too.

The role of tourism bureaus is shifting from sales and marketing to placemaking and place branding. These 50 cities are out in front of that trend.

Visit Dallas tapped into basic motivators like civic pride and creative expression to drive serious increases in social media reach, providing an attractive benefit/cost ratio for the cash-strapped bureau.

Well-known and well-visited cities are receiving the most benefits from the increase in international tourism, especially as travelers lengthen their stay but keep to one destination.

Virgin and Delta have a fifth of the available gates at Love Field, while Southwest retains everything else. It's interesting when Delta is the little guy.

Branson may be a thorn in Southwest's side, but he's a charming one.

There needs to be just the right mix of events and hotels and city layout to make a big sporting event turn into a big success. Look to cities like New Orleans and Indianapolis for examples of games done right.

Simply put, the increased traffic is a healthy sign for both inbound and outbound tourism activity in the U.S.

The unusual weather at Dallas Airport is just the first of several weather-impacted delays to sweep the country in the coming months.

A new Love Field and a reinvigorated Southwest will come at an inopportune time for Dallas-Fort Worth airport and its prime tenant, American Airlines. The former just had its bonds downgraded by Moody's and the latter is in the middle of a merger.