Visit Atlantic City and DO AC are integrating their brands and assets under the unified Visit Atlantic City name. The move combines the brands responsible for marketing leisure travel and business travel. 

Veteran DMO leader Al Hutchinson has decided not to renew his contract with Visit Baltimore, which expires June 30.

Destinations International is launching a new online training program for destination organization sales and services professionals designed to help them better collaborate with meeting and event planners.

On December 18, 1964, seven Swiss destinations gathered at Hotel Bristol Bern in Bern, Switzerland, to form the world’s first national convention bureau, and the “Interest Group of Swiss Congress Cities” was born.

Destinations across Maryland have created a new Meet in Maryland initiative (MIM), which serves as a catalyst to jumpstart interest in Maryland as a meetings destination.

Event service professionals can help simplify the meeting and event planning process and make it smoother. Here are some proven strategies to help make it happen.

Virginia loves business, and business loves Virginia back. Three Virginia CVB leaders share their outlook, next-phase strategies, benchmarks for success and more.

San Diego Tourism Authority (SDTA) President and CEO Julie Coker was hired to lead New York City Tourism + Conventions Board of Directors, effective December 9.

After nearly five years at the helm of Corpus Christi’s DMO, Brett Oetting resigned from the organization effective October 31, according to Visit Corpus Christi.