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What Does Destination Management Mean and Look Like in Practice?

Solimar International

Destination management is the process in which Destination Marketing Organizations (DMOs) work with stakeholders to increase development of the tourism sector, gain more tourists, address challenges, and bring more benefit to the local community. Considering Infrastructure and Logistics in Destination Management .

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Why DMOs must be about Management, not just Marketing

Solimar International

Therefore, whether DMOs should focus only on marketing or broaden their activities and be a management organization is part of the future agenda. At Solimar, we have seen time and time again why the M in DMO must also be about destination management, and not just destination marketing. What is destination management?

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5 Steps to Perfect International Event Planning

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Let’s face it, even the most accomplished and experienced planner can find it difficult to deal with the social, cultural and legal barriers that would simply not occur at home. Research the Culture. If the destination is already chosen, then a good place to start might in the library or online with some cultural research.

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How to Improve Your Destination Brand

Solimar International

To start things off, first, it is important to understand what is a brand, what is the purpose of destination branding and how is it different from destination marketing. In other words, destination branding is all about who you are. Interested in learning more about improving your destination brand?

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The Impact of AI on the Travel Industry

Solimar International

Chatbots equipped with language translation capabilities help bridge this gap by facilitating communication with locals. Language Translation: Some virtual assistants offer translation services to help travelers communicate in foreign countries where they might not speak the local language.

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Sustaining the Resilience of Community-Based Tourism Initiatives in Brazil

Solimar International

Criticising Reductionist Mass Tourism: Impact on Local Cultures and Communities In this regard, the reductionist notions of mass tourism have been particularly reprehended. Local cultural heritage is ignored, disrespecting it and disrupting social and economic networks.

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The Ultimate Do’s & Don’ts for Planning an Event in a Major City

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The destination itself becomes a crucial factor that can either elevate or complicate your event planning efforts. Whether you are considering the bustling streets of New York City, the cultural hub of Tokyo, or the historic charm of London, each urban landscape requires a tailored approach to ensure a successful outcome.