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Articles tagged “skift cities”

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Nashville’s Convention Business is Booming Thanks to Its Music Industry Branding Strategy

Nashville's rise as a trendy convention destination illustrates why city branding should focus on the individual stories and spirit of the local community and indie entrepreneurs to help differentiate the urban visitor experience.

Nashville’s Convention Business is Booming Thanks to Its Music Industry Branding Strategy
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Holland Wants to Attract More Conventions to Dutch Cities Not Called Amsterdam

The "HollandCity" vision capitalizes on the close proximity of Holland's largest urban centers, much like New York City's boroughs, to provide conference organizers with a more holistic overview of the country's major industry clusters.

Holland Wants to Attract More Conventions to Dutch Cities Not Called Amsterdam
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Meetings

Skift Trends Report: The Rise of Midsize Cities in the Meetings Industry

Meeting planners are looking toward midsize cities to host their programs, meaning that for some destinations, being a midsize city is no longer necessarily a negative for attracting events. Download our latest report to learn more.

Skift Trends Report: The Rise of Midsize Cities in the Meetings Industry
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How Calgary is Tapping its Advanced Industries to Boost Conference Business

More midsize cities like Calgary are promoting their local industry expertise to attract conferences in high-priority sectors, supported by the surging growth of advanced industries outside the world's gateway cities.

How Calgary is Tapping its Advanced Industries to Boost Conference Business
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Meetings

The Creative Energy in Downtown Phoenix is a Magnet for Meeting Planners

The growth of Downtown Phoenix during the last decade is unprecedented in the U.S., driven by a fiercely independent group of entrepreneurs and thriving maker culture. That provides an energized environment for meetings and events, bringing together a mashup of culinary, creative, academic, and tech innovators.

The Creative Energy in Downtown Phoenix is a Magnet for Meeting Planners

Business Travel

Travel Megatrends 2018: Cities Navigate the Clash of Visitor Vs. Local

City leaders in government, tourism, and economic development are collaborating more strategically to grow their leisure and business travel sectors in alignment with the interests of their local communities and industries.

Travel Megatrends 2018: Cities Navigate the Clash of Visitor Vs. Local
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Tourism

Skift Report: How UK Cities Excel at Hosting Conferences in Advanced and Creative Industries

Sector expertise is becoming increasingly important for international conference planners and decision-makers in choosing a destination. In our latest report, we examine how UK cities excel at hosting conferences in advanced and creative industries. Download the report to learn more.

Skift Report: How UK Cities Excel at Hosting Conferences in Advanced and Creative Industries

Business Travel

Visit Seattle Enlists Its Big Tech Companies to Reposition City to Meeting Planners

Visit Seattle is positioning itself as a broker of innovation, versus a sales conduit for meeting space, by introducing meeting planners nationwide to some of the world's most advanced companies.

Visit Seattle Enlists Its Big Tech Companies to Reposition City to Meeting Planners
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Tourism

Video: How Meeting Planners Are Tapping Into Tucson

Through injecting its rich culinary roots into local hotels and connecting planners into its creative downtown scene, Tucson is a case study for how destination marketers can help meeting planners realize the creative potential of a city by amplifying its unique assets beyond the convention center.

Video: How Meeting Planners Are Tapping Into Tucson
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Business Travel

Cities Lack Research to Determine Long-Term Economic Impacts of Conventions

City governments and convention bureaus would love to better understand the long-term economic impacts that conventions in advanced industries deliver to their cities, but there are a lot of challenges trying to establish metrics and tracking methodologies to accomplish that.

Cities Lack Research to Determine Long-Term Economic Impacts of Conventions