Snowmass Town Council last week approved its Destination Management Plan, a 49-page document with the goal of aligning the town’s tourism strategy with its community sentiment regarding visitation.

Snowmass tourism will speak with the community about their Destination Management Plan on Tuesday and Wednesday. Over aprés and food, they will hold the “Tourism Visioning Workshop and Community Aprés ...

HONOLULU (KITV4) – The Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA) released another update to show how the state is doing to reach its Tourism Destination Management Plan. The plan aims to enhance residents' ...

On behalf of the Glenwood Springs Tourism Management Board, I am thrilled to announce the City of Glenwood Springs has approved its first Destination Management and Strategic Marketing Plan. The City ...

The Aspen Destination Management Plan was well received by the Pitkin Board of County Commissioners Tuesday, but also generated plenty of questions. Namely, what to do about the challenges identified ...

The Town of North Elba and village of Lake Placid recently held a joint public meeting to allow residents and local officials to get an update on a Destination Management Plan being developed for the ...

LIHU‘E — Kaua‘i’s Destination Management Action Plan Committee members held an engaging virtual meeting Wednesday evening with residents of the South Shore and Westside of Kaua‘i and the island of ...

Aspen is one step closer to implementing a destination management plan that would educate visitors about Aspen and proactively handle tourism growth. The Aspen Chamber Resort Association presented the ...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Moving faster than some expected, the Hawaii Tourism Authority has issued two requests for proposals for the state’s destination management plan. They said it’s to “procure ...

The Hawai‘i Tourism Authority’s destination management focus is “not new — or effective — and the agency remains unable to gauge its own performance,” according to the latest state audit, which was ...

When the impact of COVID-19 hit the Oregon Coast like a never-ending tsunami, it shut down restaurants, lodging, most retail, fishing charters, performance venues – in other words, it stopped tourism.