Presented by Judy Hare Winslow Director of Tourism, Smithfield & Isle of Wight Convention & Visitors Bureau.

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Presented by Judy Hare Winslow Director of Tourism, Smithfield & Isle of Wight Convention & Visitors Bureau

Travel Powers Virginia Travel Powers Virginia (Includes both domestic and international travel impact) Virginia: Travel Spending ($ Millions) Virginia: Travel Tax Receipts ($ Millions)

Travel Powers Virginia Travel Powers Virginia (Includes both domestic and international travel impact) Virginia: Travel Employment (Thousands) Virginia: Travel Payroll ($ Millions)

Something to see and/or experience and/or experience Somewhere to eat Somewhere to eat Somewhere to stay Somewhere to stay Something to buy Something to buy

COMMUNITY The whole COMMUNITY must be developed as a tourist attraction. MARKET Understanding the MARKET and its potential TOURISM is critical to TOURISM development. PROSPECTS LOCAL LEVEL The most likely PROSPECTS for enterprise development are at the LOCAL LEVEL. ENTREPRENEURS ENTREPRENEURS become true prospects INVESTORS DEVELOPERS when INVESTORS & DEVELOPERS are added.

First time entrepreneurs and those opening PROSPECTS. new markets are high-risk PROSPECTS. NETWORKING NETWORKING with business suppliers and allies outside the community is smart. NOT-FOR-PROFIT NOT-FOR-PROFIT enterprises or attractions can be prospects just like any other. PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS put PROSPECT DEVELOPMENT communities into PROSPECT DEVELOPMENT.

Successful marketing campaigns build upon themselves year after year. An investment in your tourism marketing arm with dedicated funding is an investment in your own future- Remember the ROI! Make sure you have a Chief Marketing Officer to achieve the greatest results and align dollars to support individual marketing initiatives. “Brand” everything you do consistently.

Develop a local TOURISM DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM TOURISM DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM. To create the complete tourism experience, maximize visitation and average length of stays, product development is essential! SUPPORT “fix” SUPPORT new tax law legislation to “fix” the On-line Travel Companies siphoning of state and local taxes. DO NOT SUPPORT DO NOT SUPPORT the OTC’s Federal preemption legislation that would prevent taxing authorities’ ability to collect taxes from these companies

Direct Hotel Booking Third Party Intermediary Wholesale Booking

Tourism product development is setting up and getting ready to ring a cash register with new dollars brought into a community by visitors.

In order to be successful in the tourism “business” you must provide visitors: Something to see and/or experience Something to see and/or experience Somewhere to eat Somewhere to eat Somewhere to stay Somewhere to stay Something to buy Something to buy

Key Recommendations Find your tourism niche and have a dedicated staff person or department Find your tourism niche and have a dedicated staff person or department Dedicated Funding for Tourism Dedicated Funding for Tourism Develop a Tourism Grant Program Develop a Tourism Grant Program Be aware of the OTC tax issue and participate in preserving YOUR tax revenue! Be aware of the OTC tax issue and participate in preserving YOUR tax revenue!

Tourism IS Economic Development! Presented by Judy Hare Winslow Director of Tourism, Smithfield & Isle of Wight Convention & Visitors Bureau