In a new pan-European study and White Paper, Group NAO and GDSM has explored the potential of tourism tax as a policy tool to rebuild a balanced and re-generative visitor economy beyond the immediate crisis.

Siente el impulso es la sesión online del Movimiento Global de Sostenibilidad de Destinos (Global Destination Sustainability Movement) para Latinoamérica y España. 

Two major studies on the future of tourism taxes and other funding sources have recently been completed and offer invaluable insights and recommendations for fresh thinking in tourism taxes and funding options for DMOs. “Funding Futures” was a major North American study that was completed in parallel with the comprehensive European study, “Taxing Tourism.” Both studies include an exhaustive analysis of current and potential new funding sources in addition to results from major surveys of more than 180 DMOs across North America and Europe.

In this, the 7th Feeling the Pulse session organised by the GDS-Movement, we dive deeper into the findings of the Regenerative Revolution report. Download the Regenerative Revolution - A new paradigm for event management, created with IMEX and powered by Marriott International: http://bit.ly/imexnature

In this, the 6th Feeling the Pulse session we organised for our participants, we were delighted to welcome Anna Pollock.

During this webinar we shared basic and practical fundamentals that are useful to know when benchmarking. We covered topics ranging from engaging stakeholders and collecting evidence to mapping best practices. We were delighted that Becky Hargrove from Kerry (the #1 Improver last year) (see min 21:30), and Hildur Bæringsdóttir from Reykjavik (a Top 10 destination) (see min 30:48), shared their top tips and insights for benchmarking as part of this session.