Articles tagged “urban planning”

Coronavirus

Wellness Will Enjoy a Tailwind as a Design Theme for Resorts and Cities: The Long View This Week

Design's importance to travel has taken on a new urgency because of recent events, says Richard Centolella, the pioneering design thinker. We agree, and welcome all the new functionalities.

Wellness Will Enjoy a Tailwind as a Design Theme for Resorts and Cities: The Long View This Week
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Meetings

These Entrepreneurs Are Energizing Downtown Phoenix — and Capturing the Attention of Meeting Planners

Entrepreneurs are opening dynamic businesses across Phoenix, generating additional momentum for the meeting-friendly destination. As event professionals look for more interesting cities and venues that embrace diversity, they’ll no doubt give fast-developing Greater Phoenix a closer look.

These Entrepreneurs Are Energizing Downtown Phoenix — and Capturing the Attention of Meeting Planners
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Meetings

How Destinations Can Capitalize on the Small-Meetings Movement

Creative meeting planners are embracing the small-scale gathering, as attendees demand that events be more interesting, memorable, and worth their time. Destinations with unique hospitality options and easy access to nature are best poised to capitalize on this move to miniaturize meetings.

How Destinations Can Capitalize on the Small-Meetings Movement
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Tourism

Skift + MasterCard Present: Future Cities, Preparing for the New Age of Urban Mobility

Announcing Future Cities, a new series from Skift and MasterCard exploring how major destinations are innovating to create the city of the future.

Skift + MasterCard Present: Future Cities, Preparing for the New Age of Urban Mobility

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Exploring a revitalized Dijon, France by foot

Smaller European cities have a hard time getting people to visit by competing on marquee sights alone. But those that can offer an urban experience with a mix of old architecture and forward-thinking city planning can create a better experience for bith visitors and residents.