With how quickly Destination Marketing Association International is truly becoming International, I can see how within a decade or two, there will be more members outside North American than within. Some, like Charles-Eric Vilain XIIII of Lille, already serve on the DMAI Board. Lille is also accredited putting it in the top 3% or so of DMO’s worldwide.
The personal blog of Reyn Bowman, a Durham NC resident, 40-year veteran of community-destination marketing, an inductee in the Destinations International Hall of Fame and still an explorer in community sense-of-place. Opinions expressed here are those of the author.
Wednesday, January 07, 2009
2300 WORLDWIDE
You would think that with at least 2300 destination marketing organizations worldwide, there would be a broader understanding of
what a DMO like DCVB does. Yup, there are 1100 or so in North America alone, another 500 in Europe, 400 in Asia and 300 in Latin America.
With how quickly Destination Marketing Association International is truly becoming International, I can see how within a decade or two, there will be more members outside North American than within. Some, like Charles-Eric Vilain XIIII of Lille, already serve on the DMAI Board. Lille is also accredited putting it in the top 3% or so of DMO’s worldwide.
With how quickly Destination Marketing Association International is truly becoming International, I can see how within a decade or two, there will be more members outside North American than within. Some, like Charles-Eric Vilain XIIII of Lille, already serve on the DMAI Board. Lille is also accredited putting it in the top 3% or so of DMO’s worldwide.
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