Category - Role of the DMO

    Sales Team Hosts Virtual Meeting Professionals Summit
    The GRCVB team has worked hard to be diligent and creative in the way we do our jobs during the pandemic. The situation has required us to rethink and reinvent many of the tactics we use to promote Raleigh, N.C., to leisure visitors, sports event planners and especially convention planning
    Thoughts from CEO Dennis Edwards in the Middle of a Pandemic
    Everywhere we go these days, someone is taking our temperature. So this week, we are "taking the temperature" of GRCVB and of tourism in Wake County. We asked Dennis Edwards for his honest appraisal of the current pandemic situation from his role as president and CEO, its impact on the...

    An Update on Tourism U

    Thursday, October 08, 2020, 12pm by Andrew H. Baker, TMP, FEP

    An Update on Tourism U
    GRCVB, just like many organizations throughout Wake County, has learned to evolve and discover how best to sustain its core mission in the ever-changing landscape of 2020. Many plans disrupted this year required fresh creativity and a willingness to pivot to make them work. That went doubly so for

    GRCVB's 2019-2020 Annual Report

    Thursday, September 24, 2020, 3pm by visitRaleigh

    GRCVB's 2019-2020 Annual Report
    We hope you had a chance to be part of our virtual Annual Meeting last month. If you weren’t able to see it live, we have published a synopsis here, and the recording is available at this link. In his comments, GRCVB president and CEO Dennis Edwards provided 2019 data, including the total...
    Report from GRCVB's 2020 Virtual Annual Meeting
    GRCVB’s Annual Meeting went virtual this year on Wed., Aug. 26, 2020. A full recording of the live presentation is available here along with a copy of the accompanying PowerPoint presentation. We’re including a few of the highlights in this blog post, although there is much more...
    Annual Meeting 2020: A Tale of Two Cities
    If Charles Dickens had been choosing the theme for this year’s GRCVB Annual Meeting, I have a feeling he would have gone with "A Tale of Two Cities,”—it was the best of times, it was the worst of times. The Raleigh area's tourism story for 2019-2020 reads like a tale...