Articles tagged “visit orlando”

Tourism

L.A. Tourism Goes Big While Orlando Shrinks

Today's podcast looks at L.A. tourism's big spend, Qantas' in-flight dud, and Orlando's small marketing retreat.

L.A. Tourism Goes Big While Orlando Shrinks

Tourism

Orlando’s $100 Million Tourism Marketing Budget Faces Cuts

Visit Orlando has one of the largest budgets in the U.S. and is the envy of destination marketers. All eyes are on what happens next.

Orlando’s $100 Million Tourism Marketing Budget Faces Cuts

Tourism

Destination Marketers Head to Threads as Twitter Alternative

Destination marketing organizations are gaining followers fast. Now, they have to figure out what actual value Threads can bring to their marketing.

Destination Marketers Head to Threads as  Twitter Alternative

Hotels

Lodging Advertisers Love of Video May Persist Through 2022 and Beyond

You can debate the degree to which cities will come back and the future grip of remote work, but it seems clear that video advertising will remain on a new perch for awhile.

Lodging Advertisers Love of Video May Persist Through 2022 and Beyond

Tourism

Orlando and Disney Deliver Contrasting New Tourism Messages

Destinations are not out of the woods yet with vaccines — but you wouldn't know it from Visit Orlando's new marketing campaign, unless you watched Walt Disney World's ads instead. What's behind the polar opposite messaging?

Orlando and Disney Deliver Contrasting New Tourism Messages

Business Travel

Visit Florida’s Budget Cuts Could Seriously Impact Florida’s Robust Meetings Business

How much of an impact the slashed Visit Florida budget will have on the state's meetings and conventions industry is an open question. The answer depends on whom you ask.

Visit Florida’s Budget Cuts Could Seriously Impact Florida’s Robust Meetings Business

Tourism

Orlando Looks to Tennis to Draw More Women and International Visitors

Orlando will use its partnership with the USTA to add tennis to its long list of family-friendly attractions for domestic and international visitors.

Orlando Looks to Tennis to Draw More Women and International Visitors