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22 Random Destination Facts Including Emmy Awards and a Recipe From Pigeon Forge

December 14, 2021 by Laurie Jo Miller Farr Leave a Comment

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1. “Emmy Award-winning DMO has a nice ring to it,” said Leah Chandler, CMO, Discover Puerto Rico. From CEO Brad Dean, “So very proud of our Discover Puerto Rico team for winning three Emmy awards for the “Sounds Like Puerto Rico” series. In the midst of a pandemic with a negligible budget, they excelled…congrats to the entire team…” 🇵🇷

2. “The @EmpireStateBldg was again the most frequently Ubered-to tourist attraction in the world. One driver even went 253 times.” — an Uber tweet

3. According to Billboard’s Boxscore, Red Rocks Park & Amphitheater, owned and operated by the City of Denver, was the most-attended and highest-grossing venue of 2021 with 996,570 attendees. Gross ticket revenue exceeded $60 million on 134 concerts.

4. Visit Orlando‘s 16th Annual Magical Dining® promotion raised $289,281 from 95 participating restaurants donating $1 per meal to charities.

5. There are only six Starbucks Reserve® Roastery locations in the world, including three in the U.S. The newest immersive coffee experience is in Chicago’s Magnificent Mile (2019), joining existing locations in Seattle (2014), New York City (2018), Shanghai, Milan, and Tokyo.

6. In Q3 of 2021, hotel revenues in the Fort Worth-Arlington, Texas metro surpassed pre-pandemic levels by 6.7%, per Source Strategies.

7. Miami, which hosted the international contemporary art fair Art Basel, led the nation with 82% hotel occupancy last week and 90% over the weekend. Eleven hotels reported ADR above $1,000 for the week, with the market average at $374 and the weekend topping $422 — both pandemic-era highs.

8. Construction on a new $9.5 billion terminal at JFK International Airport is slated to begin in 2022.

9. Almost two years into the pandemic, about 630 movie theaters remain closed across North America. That represents about 12% of the nation’s cinemas. Source: Comscore

10. In the Lunar calendar, 2022 is the Year of the Tiger. Chinese New Year is February 1st.

11. Delta Air Lines will no longer award frequent flier miles for Basic Economy tickets. This may be the first time a major U.S. airline has stripped loyalty points from customers who purchase the cheapest fare, a move that Travel Pulse calls “stunning” at a time when airlines are trying to lure back travelers lost to pandemic malaise.

12. In November, gasoline prices averaged $3.39 nationally, the highest since September 2014. The U.S. Energy Information Administration says that national average for regular gas will drop to $3.13 a gallon in December and continue falling to $3.01 a gallon in January. For 2022, gas prices are expected to average $2.88.

13. In Honolulu, a huge 100 by 60-foot mural has been unveiled, a tribute to two native Hawaiian Olympians at the birthplace of surfing. “Surfer of the Century” Duke Kahanamoku, and Carissa Moore, the 2020 gold medallist, are portrayed.

14. Tears of Joy 😂 was the most popular emoji in 2021 followed by the heart ❤️. The next most-used emojis through the year were 🤣 👍 😭 🙏 😘 🥰 😍 and 😊. Flags continue to be the least used emoji, despite being the largest category (258). Source: Unicode Consortium

15. Americans love dogs. There are nearly 77 million dogs as pets in the U.S. in more than 48 million households. So DMOs, you know what to do. Source: American Veterinary Medical Association

16. Louisiana Travel created an official state float, the longest one in the 95-year history of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City, broadcast live to millions of viewers. The 60-foot “Celebration Gator” is was a $1.375 million investment for the float that will appear for three years.

17. Five USA & Canada destinations made their way onto the editors’ curated Conde Nast Traveler list, “The 22 Best Places to Go in 2022.” Cheers to Birmingham, AL (for food); Alberta, Canada and Charleston, SC (for arts & culture); The Great Lakes (for transportation); and West Virginia (for outdoors).

18. “The 50 Best Places to Travel in 2022” by Travel + Leisure gives a shout out to: Alaska; New York’s Finger Lakes; Franklin, Tenn.; Greater Palm Springs; Greenville, SC; Jackson Hole, Lanai, Hawaii; Las Vegas; Louisville; Newport, RI: Santa Ynez Valley, Calif.; Savannah; Seattle; Sedona, Southwest Michigan; St. Pete/Clearwater; Quebec; and Walt Disney World.

19. House prices in small and midsized cities are rising rapidly in the Mountain West. Average home values in Colorado Springs rose by 15% between February 2020 and February 2021. Prices in Bozeman, Montana increased by nearly 20%. In Boise, Idaho house prices are up by 28%, the biggest increase among the 900 metro areas tracked by Zillow, an online listings platform. Source: The Economist

20. Photogenic Yellowstone National Park is by far the most popular national park on TikTok. It’s followed by Denali in Alaska and Yosemite in California. On a global basis, seven of the top 10 parks are in the USA.

21. “Into the Northern Lights: An Immersive Experience” was presented on Dec. 9-11 by Destination Canada at Grand Central Terminal in New York City. Thanks to a floor-to-ceiling mirrored light display, the public enjoys the perspective of walking through the northern lights, incorporating audio and interactive visuals to emulate the mesmerizing beauty of the natural phenomenon.

22. In Pigeon Forge, Sevier County, Tennessee, 2021 gross revenue is expected to top $2 billion — shattering the 2019 record of $1.5 billion — in a town with just 6,000 residents.

Department of Tourism Executive Director Leon Downey says it’s the lure of road trips to the Smoky Mountains region. Yet, we think it could be his recipe for sweet potato casserole, just as yummy on the Christmas menu.

15 Fast Facts: This Week in Tourism Recovery

May 4, 2021 by Laurie Jo Miller Farr Leave a Comment

“April is a promise that May is bound to keep.” — Hal Borland, nature journalist (1900-1978)

Hold Onto That Face Mask

The mask mandate put in place by TSA that was initially set to expire on May 11 has been extended through September 13. This regulation applies to travelers on planes, airports, trains and boats.

Meantime, some cities, states, and counties are struggling with adjustments to their local mask requirements because of last week’s CDC update. Florida has taken a path of its own.

Overall, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) took a major step into a post-pandemic world, relaxing the rules on mask wearing outdoors where there are no crowds. Under new guidelines, Americans who are fully vaccinated against the coronavirus no longer need to wear a mask outdoors while walking, running, hiking or biking alone, or when in small gatherings, including with members of their own households.

Masks are still necessary in crowded outdoor venues like sports stadiums, and for indoor gatherings and activities—such as hair salons, restaurants, shopping centers, museums and movie theaters—the CDC recommends all Americans continue to wear facial coverings.

Meantime…Happy 90th to the Empire State Building

Headline News:

U.S. Household Income Surged by Record 21.1% in March…Higher income, spending and saving are expected to help power a fast economic recovery — The Wall Street Journal, 4/3/02021

Consumer-fueled economy pushes GDP to 6.4% first-quarter gain — CNBC, 4/29/2021

Miscellaneous travel factoids pointing at a fast-paced domestic recovery.

*Destination Analysts: Week of April 27, 2021*

Mayor Bill De Blasio says New York City will “fully reopen” by July 1, 2021.
The European Union is expected to allow vaccinated American tourists to visit beginning this summer.
Booking windows are now 80 days in advance in EMEA, 70 days in North and South America and 54 days in Asia Pacific. That’s compared to a low globally of about 55 days in September 2020, reports Skyscanner.
The volume of travelers processed by TSA at U.S. airports has been above one million daily since March 11, 2021, frequently above 50% of same day 2019. The agency is holding recruitment fairs and offering a $500 bonus in a scramble to hire 6,000 officers for this summer.
U.S. Department of Homeland Security has extended the REAL ID deadline to May 3, 2023.

In Texas, the leisure and hospitality sector added 23,100 jobs in March.
Puerto Rico is seeing record-setting travel demand. Travelers touching down in Puerto Rico without a negative PCR test are being fined $300 and required to take a test within 48 hours.
Hawaii visitor arrivals in March increased for the first time in a year and rental car shortage emerges as a new problem.
More than 2.2 million visitors were in Las Vegas in March 2021, up 45 percent from February 2021.
After 412 days closed, Disneyland park and Disney California Adventure park reopened with limited capacity and for admission to California residents only on April 30, 2021.

CDC says cruising can re-start in mid-July if 98% of crew and 95% of passengers are fully vaccinated.
Last week alone, travel startups including TravelPerk, Guesty, Staymyway, and TripAbrood, announced more than $212 million in funding.
Uber has launched Uber Rent Valet service in partnership with Hertz and Avis, allowing travelers to rent a car from the app, have it delivered straight to the user’s preferred location and returned to the valet.
The latest Longwoods International survey indicates 86% percent of American travelers say they plan to travel in the next six months. Destinations Analysts’ latest survey finds 87% planning to travel between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
And, this happened: The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) held its 2021 Global Summit in Cancun last week with 600 delegates in attendance, the first major face-to-face travel meeting since the global pandemic began more than a year ago.

People & Places Plus Jobs

September 15, 2020 by Laurie Jo Miller Farr Leave a Comment

PEOPLE & PLACES

Fred Dixon, president & CEO of NYC & Company spoke with Richard Quest, presenter on CNN. Dixon said bringing back tourism in New York City needs to target those close by. “We have to fish where the fish are,” he said, adding “We are really turning to New Yorkers to bring back the vibrancy.” Here, Richard is assuring Fred that when they meet up in NYC, “Don’t worry, I’ll pick up the bill.” See the interview here.

Meantime, you guessed it: The 94th annual 2020 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade will be a made-for-TV event. “The event will be more of a TV show, and less of a parade,” reports AdAge. “All performances and activities will center around midtown and Macy’s Herald Square Manhattan flagship, rather than travel a 2.5-mile parade route throughout the city.” The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is not only the start of the holiday season for millions of people, but also one of the most watched events on TV each year. Last year’s event brought in roughly 22 million viewers for NBC.

Wow! Cory Lee (@curbfreecorylee) is featured on Good Morning America as the first person to visit all seven continents—and that includes 37 countries—in a wheelchair. Tops? A shout-out for Morocco and Antarctica. Cory will inspire young travelers with his new children’s book, “Let’s Explore With Cor Cor,” stories about a boy who travels the world in a power wheelchair. See the GMA video and write-up here.

Mark W. Thompson, CDME, CMP, executive director of Visit Plano, has become the new board chair for the Texas Association of Convention and Visitor Bureaus (TACVB).

In Indiana, Elkhart County Convention & Visitors Bureau is promoting Jon Hunsberger to executive director. Hunsberger has been with the DMO since its founding in 1988 and has been director of destination development since 2018. He takes over for Diana Lawson, who is retiring as chief executive officer at the end of the year.

Ashley Svarney, for the past five+ years senior director, public relations & social media at Discover The Palm Beaches, is taking on a new role as PR manager at Four Seasons Atlanta.

WTM London, now in its 40th year, has confirmed the event is fully virtual in 2020. The dates are Nov. 9-11, 2020, All-virtual represents a turnaround from WTM’s previous announcement that it had a green light for Nov. 2-4 for an in-person event. (Note: Last week the prime minister announced a Covid-related extreme tightening up of group sizes called “rule of six.”) Watch the WTM video news release and read more here.

In Kentucky, Mayor Aspacher has announced that the Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce will assume the role of the Bowling Green Convention and Visitors Bureau, encompassing and consolidating marketing efforts done by the Chamber and the DMO. The chamber and an advisory committee will shape a transition plan for this change taking effect in January 2021.

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has approved using $10 million of the state’s funds from the CARES Act for a marketing and advertising campaign to help the tourism industry recover from the slowdown caused by the pandemic. Alabama Tourism Department Director Lee Sentell said, “The department will work with tourism professionals in all 67 counties and feature their top assets to bring visitors back.”

Puerto Rico has reopened its beaches, casinos, gyms and theaters on Sept. 12. Social distancing and mask-wearing mandates remain in effect; sports activities such as beach volleyball are still prohibited. An island-wide curfew from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. is still in effect, although the previous 24-hour lockdown on Sundays will be lifted. Bars, clubs, discos and cafes remain closed, while restaurants, malls, museums, and retail shops are allowed to open at 50% capacity. Theatres, casinos and gym facilities are currently limited to 25% capacity.

Bellevue, WA—Facebook paid $367.6 million to purchase a brand new 6-acre, 400,000 square-foot complex that REI decided not to move into. The company is making the Seattle region its largest engineering hub outside of Silicon Valley. Facebook will have around 2,300 employees at the new complex set to open later this year.

Amazon is hiring 10,000 jobs in the Seattle suburb of Bellevue, on top of the 15,000 jobs it already planned to create there over the next few years. It has leased two properties spanning 2 million square feet.

In other Bellevue-related news, online travel agency Booking.com is closing their office in that city as well as in Toronto, London and Cambridge [England], and Split [Croatia], announcing another 800 layoffs last week. One month ago, Booking Holdings dropped 4,000 employees due to a 91% drop in gross travel bookings across brands including Kayak, Priceline, and OpenTable.

Empire State Building Observatory is running its 9th annual photo contest through Nov. 5, 2020. This year, followers can vote for their favorite shots online via esbphotocontest.com. The grand prize is $5K plus two FlyNYON tickets to capture more aerial shots of the “World’s Most Famous Building.” Second place is $1.5K and $500 will go to eight finalists. Categories: (1) General Entry, (2) Best Smart Phone Shot, (3) Best FlyNYON Shot, (4) Best Photoshop/Edit, (5) Best Weather Shot, (6) Best Quarantine Shot, (7) Best View Shot, and (8) Best Exhibit Shot.

When MGM Resorts reopens the last two of its worldwide properties on Sept. 30—Park MGM & NoMad Las Vegas—it will become the first fully smoke-free casino resort on The Strip.

Microsoft announced they were out of the TikTok picture as a potential U.S. partner, but that leaves plenty of questions. Was it ever about Americans’ privacy and finding a “trusted tech partner”? It’s still unclear if the Trump Administration will accept the ByteDance deal proposal. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin told CNBC on Monday that the U.S. government plans to review the deal this week. The White House declined to comment; TikTok declined to comment; Oracle did not respond to CNBC’s request for comment. Experts are commenting on Larry Ellison’s interests.

Things aren’t looking too good for Halloween. But, then there’s this headline about the #1 most popular trick or treat goodie: “Reese’s rumored to be debuting peanut butter cup stuffed with potato chips.” (~~Fact~~ Fat check: Is this true? Anybody know someone at Hershey’s?)

JOBS

President & CEO – Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau, Michigan

President & CEO – Branson/Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce, Missouri

President & CEO – Explore Asheville Convention & Visitors Bureau, North Carolina

Chief Executive Officer – Reno Sparks Convention & Visitors Authority, Nevada [Update: RSCVA has named three finalists: Jennifer Cunningham, RSCVA, interim president and CEO; Marc Anderson, chief operating officer of Choose Chicago; Charles Harris, chief marketing officer and executive vice president of public affairs at Visit Anaheim.}

President & CEO – Sedona Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau, Arizona

President & CEO – Visit Santa Clara, Silicon Valley, California

Executive Director – Saugatuck/Douglas Convention & Visitors Bureau, Michigan

Chief Tourism Development Officer – Spartanburg Convention & Visitors Bureau, South Carolina

Vice President of Sales – Destination Ann Arbor, Michigan

Director of Research & Market Intelligence – Virginia Tourism Corporation, Richmond, Virginia

Conference Sales Director – Valdosta-Lowndes Co. Conference Center & Tourism Authority, Georgia

Advertising & Promotion Commission Executive Director – City of Fort Smith, Arkansas

Director of Convention Development – Visit El Paso, Texas

Senior Marketing & Communications Manager – South Padre Island Convention & Visitors Bureau, Texas

Director of Parks, Recreation and Public Property – City of Omaha, Nebraska

(x3) Director of Community Engagement & Advocacy; Digital & Marketing Specialist; Project Manager, Destination Management – VisitSLOCAL, San Luis Obispo, California

Economic Development Manager – REACH, San Luis Obispo County, California

Publicist – Visit Baltimore, Maryland

Deputy Director – Naples/Marco Island/Everglades Convention & Visitors Bureau, Florida

Group Sales Manager – Tourism Division, Collier County Government, Naples, Florida

Administrator, Tourist Development Council – Madison County Chamber of Commerce, Florida

President & CEO – Gilmer County Chamber of Commerce, Ellijay, Georgia

Director of Operations – Sebastian River Area Chamber of Commerce, Florida

Vice President, Housing, Registration & Event Technology – Conference Direct, Folsom, California

(x2) Marketing Performance Analyst – MMGY, Overland Park, MO; Project Manager, Travel & Tourism – MMGY, Overland Park, MO

Senior Director/Marketing – Arrivalist, NYC

Director, Sales – Epsilon/Conversant, Westlake Village, California

(x2) Creative Director; Digital Marketing Specialist – Madden Media, Tucson, Arizona

(x2) Tourism Reporter – Skift; Airline Reporter – Skift (both remote)

Specialist, Global Advertising – Hawaii Airlines, Honolulu, Hawaii

Director, Channel Marketing – Brookfield Properties, Chicago, Illinois

Account Executive – Aqua Marketing & Communications, Miami, Florida

Growth Marketing Manager – Context Travel, New York, NY

Market Manager – Trip.com, New York, NY

Marketing Manager – Queens Botanical Garden, New York, NY

Marketing Communications Manager, First Americans Museum, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Videographer – Temple University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Digital Marketing Manager – SoFi Stadium and Hollywood Park, Los Angeles, California

Business Development Manager – American Queen Steamboat Company, Miami, Florida

Tourism Data Sales Associate – Uber Media, Pasadena, California

(x3) Communications Planning Lead; Executive Asst., Privacy; Product Marketing Director/Signals – Facebook, Menlo Park, California

Integrated Business Marketing Lead – WhatsApp, Menlo Park, California

Asst. Director Communications / Stanford Athletics – Stanford University, Stanford, California

Marketing Operations Lead – Reddit, San Francisco, California

Chief Diversity, Inclusion, & Belonging Officer – Levi Strauss & Co., San Francisco, California

Marketing Director – Westfield, San Francisco, California

Engagement Strategist – Missouri Star Quilt Company, Hamilton, Missouri

(x5) Business Accounts, Social Media Manager; Marketing Manager; UX Writer; Producer; Content Strategist, Business Accounts – TikTok, Los Angeles or Mountain View, California

Corporate Communications Manager – Waymo, Mountain View, California

(x2) Manager, Corporate Communications – PayPal; Project Lead, Social Impact, PayPal, San Jose, California

(x2) Commodity Manager, Marketing – Zoom, San Jose, California; Brand Partnership Manager – Zoom, San Francisco, California

VP of Consumer Insights – Netflix, Los Gatos, California

Director of Campaign Excellence – March of Dimes, San Francisco, California

Asst. Manager, Social Media Marketing – Nintendo, Redwood City, California

Digital Producer/Project Manager – Sunset Publishing Corp., Santa Monica, California

Vice President, Finance – Crystal Mountain, Thompsonville, Michigan

Digital Marketing Manager – Remington Hotels, Dallas, Texas

Director of Sales and Catering – Great Wolf Lodge, Concord, North Carolina

Marketing Specialist/Year-Round – Winter Park Resort, Colorado

Share Your Stuff: What’s New in the World of DMO Campaigns and Innovation

June 17, 2019 by Laurie Jo Miller Farr Leave a Comment

New York, NY—The Empire State Building and NYC & Company have announced a partnership beginning fall 2019. On the 80th floor, “NYC: Above and Beyond” is a brand new interactive experience to provide personalized travel recommendations to visitors. Using an array of engaging questions about their interests and length of stay, a list of recommended activities will be suggested for users who can then select their favorites. Selections are then emailed or transferred by near field communication directly to the visitors’ handheld devices. Get the details here.

Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board has bucked the downward trend in China inbound numbers. Instead of the drop experienced by the USA overall, the city saw a 6.9% increase. President & CEO Ernest Wooden Jr. told Xinhua news that LA was the first American city with a full-time China tourism office in 2006 and now operates four in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chengdu. To read more about LA’s Chinese-based website, Weibo and WeChat initiatives, click here.

Philadephia, Penn.—Visit Philadelphia has announced, “Filadelfia – You Gotta Feel It,” a major summer-long marketing effort targeting Latinx leisure travelers to visit Philadelphia and stay overnight from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Two new TV commercials will run in markets from Washington, DC to Hartford, Connecticut plus a high-profile 30-day takeover of Penn Station in NYC, where Amtrak departs for Philly. An integrated approach uses website, social media and public relations to complement the $2.4 million advertising spend. Get the details here.

Sacramento, Calif.—Visit California partnered with Die Sportagenten, a German sports enthusiasts’ magazine, to launch the California Games campaign across 140 fitness studios in Germany. “Are you fit enough for California?” was the campaign tagline to highlight California’s outdoor activities, reaching half-a-million people. Read more here.

Cheyenne, WY—The world’s largest steam locomotive, newly restored for the 150th anniversary of the Union Pacific transcontinental railroad, goes on a “Great Race Across the Midwest” whistle-stop tour starting July 8. “Experience the Union Pacific Rail Car,” is a new, multi-media walk-through exhibition; the route map and schedule, including Big Boy No. 4014’s GPS location tracking information, is found online. Read more here.

Las Vegas, Nev.—What costs $48,675,000 and looks like this? Ask Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority or their contract partner Elon Musk for The Boring Company. This people mover for the convention center will carry up to 4,400 passengers/hour in autonomous electric vehicles via a one-mile loop of underground express route tunnels. Aiming for readiness by CES in January 2021. Read more here.

Key West, Fla.—”It helps to have a ruddy complexion, a beard, a stocky build…” As many as 150 competitors and their fans converge for the 39th Hemingway® Look-Alike Contest on the 120th anniversary of the birth of the celebrity ex-resident on July 21. Read more here.

San Juan, P.R. —As tourism recovers and grows, Discover Puerto Rico is shifting its narrative. Pointing to research from Arrivalist, President & CEO Brad Dean indicated the shift is “because every decision we make is informed and guided by research. We can’t just simply react and respond based on emotions or what we think to be the case, we test our theories and validate our strategies. So the research is showing that the publicity and the promotion is working, perception is improving and now we can begin to pivot from ‘we are open for business’ to ‘Puerto Rico is Thriving.’” Read more here.

In other news from the island, Discover Puerto Rico has released an eight-chapter series, titled “Discover Puerto Rico with Lin-Manuel,” featuring the “Hamilton” creator. Together with the Puerto Rico Tourism Co. (PRTC), the DMO launched the videos, following the playwright, composer and Puerto Rican actor in a tour of his favorite locations on the island, to encourage visitors to discover them for themselves. See more here.

Visit San Jose goes with an original song and music video by a 16-year-old former resident. Currently living in Auckland, New Zealand, the singer-songwriter Grace Kelly grew up in the heart of Silicon Valley and wrote “San Jose” as a tribute. Here it is.

Travel Leaders Group is looking to tackle overtourism, starting with a new partnership with New York University’s School of Professional Studies. Ninan Chacko, CEO, spoke with Travel Agent at the organization’s recent Edge Conference on what’s in store for the new initiative. Over 80% of the DMOs asked indicated they’d experienced issues around overtourism. Read more here.

Hotels.com is hiring their first-ever “poolhopper” to travel around the USA taking photos of hotel swimming pools for website and social media use. In addition to sipping tropical drinks, the job calls for snapping shots at six locations (Four Seasons Hualalai in Hawaii, Mondrian Los Angeles, SLS Las Vegas, Garden of the Gods Club and Resort in Colorado Springs, The William Vale Hotel in Brooklyn, and National Hotel in Miami) over two weeks during August 2019. Hotels and airfare paid plus $10K and “eternal bragging rights.” Apply here.

TimeZoneOne, an independent creative communications agency headquartered in Chicago, was named as the strategic partner and creative agency for Navy Pier, one of the most popular destinations in the Midwest. Navy Pier covers more than 50 acres of parks, restaurants, attractions, retail shops, sightseeing and dining cruise boats, exposition facilities and more.

TZO was awarded top honors at the 60^th annual Publicity Club Chicago Golden Trumpet Awards with a gold for their diversity campaign #AmazingForAll with the Illinois Office Of Tourism. The agency also earned a silver award for the Frank Lloyd Wright Trail campaign during National Travel and Tourism Week. Get more details here.

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