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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. These downsides could pertain to environmental, economic, or social concerns.

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What is a Destination Management Organization (DMO) and Why Should Destinations Care?

Solimar International

All global destinations compete for visitors and money. They need the support of destination management organizations (DMOs) to help market, manage, succeed. DMO stands for destination management organization, though these are often referred to as destination marketing organizations. But how and why?

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How Tourism Can Protect Cultural Heritage

Solimar International

Protecting cultural heritage is one of our utmost priorities as well as a core development objective in all of our projects. When done right, building a strong tourism economy is a great way for local residents of any region to nurture their own cultural heritage and also provide meaningful educational experiences to visitors.

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Reimagining Visitor Economy Success for your Destination

Tourism eSchool

Shifting the Goal Posts We know that visitors infiltrate destinations across many and varied touchpoints, having the ability to impact many if not all facets of local communities - including social, economic, cultural and environmental touchpoints. This means that each part of the community feels, to a degree, the impact of visitors.

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SATTE 2024 opens amidst record participation from exhibitors and buyers

Travel Daily Media

Also, like in the previous edition when SATTE 2023 allied with Government of India to co-host the highly successful ‘SCO Mart’, once again SATTE 2024 this year has partnered with Government of India at the highest level. SATTE 2024, in association with Ministry of Commerce and Industries, Govt.

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India to develop 50 new tourism destinations and 59 new routes under UDAN

Travel Daily Media

In line with India’s G20 Presidency coinciding with celebration of Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav – Amrit Kaal, Ministry of Tourism, Government of India is attempting to develop India’s Tourism Sector on a mission mode. Besides, the Government is also focusing on robust infrastructure development as a whole. “We

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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. Why are Community-Based Tourism Initiatives on the rise in Brazil?

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