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.
Visit Atlantic City President & CEO Larry Sieg announced he will retire from the DMO at the end of 2024, ushering in a replacement with a long history representing the South Jersey coastal gaming destination.
San Francisco Travel appointed its first female president and CEO to replace Scott Beck, who left the DMO in May after a tenure of a little more than six months.
Miller, a well-known local community leader and hospitality industry veteran, will bring with her nearly 30 years of experience to the ATL Airport District leadership team.
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Linsey Gallagher, president and CEO of Visit Napa Valley, has been accused of fostering a toxic work environment and mismanagement of funds by 10 current and former employees.
A year after taking the reins of Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp (NCVC), 27-year NCVC vet Deana Ivey shares her in-depth Music City expertise and what’s new in the destination.
Destination organizations from around the world descended on Florida’s Tampa area for Destinations International’s Annual Convention, drawing record crowds to tackle the biggest trends in the tourism industry.
Mike Waterman, new president and CEO of Visit Anaheim, picked an opportune time to join a DMO that operates the largest convention center on the West Coast in a destination that boasts one of the top visitor attractions in the world, Disneyland.
Longtime Explore St. Louis president Kathleen “Kitty” Ratcliffe is set to step down August 31, almost 10 months ahead of her contract expiration in June 2025.
