Articles tagged “meetings”

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Vienna Tourism Director On the Rise of Smart Tourist Boards

Vienna represents the missing link to date between the rise of smart city infrastructure development and destination marketing aimed at next generation conference organizers.

Greg Oates, Skift | 8 years ago

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Skift MeetingsIQ: Melbourne and Andaz Hotels as First Adopters, Marriott Merger

Everything in today's Skift MeetingsIQ highlights ways that companies are rethinking old strategies in the global meetings and events sector.

Greg Oates, Skift | 8 years ago

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Melbourne Convention Bureau CEO on Marketing a City’s Intellectual Capital

Melbourne illustrates the business potential of sharing knowledge industry networks between city governments, convention bureaus, local businesses and residents to co-create next generation conferences.

Greg Oates, Skift | 8 years ago

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The New Skift MeetingsIQ Newsletter Defines the Future of Meetings and Events

The city of the future is an international, interdisciplinary knowledge sharing machine.

Greg Oates, Skift | 8 years ago

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Interview: Palm Springs Tourism CEO on Engaging Millennial Meeting Attendees

We've been saying for years that content is how you engage Millennials, and that applies to meeting planners and attendees as well. Visit Greater Palm Springs especially focuses on attendees to compel them to advocate on behalf of the destination.

Greg Oates, Skift | 8 years ago

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Visit Dallas CEO Says Houston’s Anti-LGBT Vote Bad For State’s Convention Business

In a city with the sixth largest LGBT population nationwide, Visit Dallas wants meeting planners to know it has a completely different attitude toward equality and tolerance than Houston.

Greg Oates, Skift | 8 years ago

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Skift MeetingsIQ: Phoenix, Cleveland and PCMA on the Future of Meetings

Greg Oates, Skift | 8 years ago

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Visit Phoenix CEO on How Conventions Drive Downtown Development

Expanding the convention center and building hotels and light rail transportation were the catalyst for the rebirth of downtown Phoenix. Although, getting Millennials to move into the core was just as important to breathe life into the neighborhoods.

Greg Oates, Skift | 8 years ago