Destination Dayton’s longtime president and CEO, Jacquelyn Powell, announced that she would be stepping down after 32 years. Powell will remain in her role through December.

The Greensboro/Guilford County Tourism Development Authority named Anthony Cordo as the new president and CEO of Visit Greensboro. Cordo will officially begin his role on July 14.

The executive director of Visit Omaha, Deborah Ward, announced that she will retire on July 31 following more than 18 years of service to the city and over five years as head of the DMO.

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority named Vanessa Claspill as the DMO’s new chief sales officer.

After three decades of service, Greenboro CVB CEO Henri Fourrier has stepped down to retire.

Visit Orlando named former president and CEO of the Reno-Sparks Convention and Visitors Authority Charles Harris as the organization’s new COO.

The Greater Birmingham Convention and Visitors Bureau (GBCVB) appointed Dan Williams to serve as the organization’s next president and CEO, with Williams set to officially assume the role in June.

New York City is set to welcome a new airport property this spring, Philadelphia’s historic The Bellevue celebrated its grand reopening and Planet Hollywood New York is a planner paradise.

The Midwest is currently home to a number of community-focused hotel and offsite venue projects including historic hotel upgrades, newly opened boutique lifestyle properties and multimillion-dollar redevelopments of entertainment districts.

Destinations International, in collaboration with research firm Future Partners, released “Destination Reputation: Responding to Societal Issues,” a comprehensive research study exploring the influence of destination reputation in attracting meetings and events.