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Industry Briefs Industry Briefs Board of Directors INSIDE: LMA red carpet page 2 Fredrick Henson, Open Tom Lubbe, Everyone is invited to join Chris Jay, tourist bureau social media and Chairman Shreveport-Bossier Shreveport-Bossier news from shreveport-bossier convention and tourist bureau 2011 HOLIDAY TRAIL OF public relations manager, and Sara Hebert of Williams Creative Group, African-American Hotel & Lodging Hotel & Lodging both local experts, to learn more about social media. This session is Chamber of Assn.* Assn.* LIGHTS page 3 Commerce* sponsored by PRAL Northwest and is scheduled for 11:30 a.m., Thursday, Kathy Jackson, Mark Garrett, on back July 7 at the Shreveport-Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau. Plan to Luke Turner, Caddo Rural Greater Shreveport Industry Briefs bring your own lunch and $5 for the meeting fee. For more information Vice Chairman Municipalities* Chamber of contact Chris at 429-0658 or [email protected]. Bossier Parish Commerce* Police Jury* Ray Ferland, Sept.-Oct. 2011 The Shreveport Regional Arts Council is revealing the vision of Shreveport-Bossier John Hubbard TAL K SHREVEPORT COMMON, a nine-block area of downtown Shreveport Jerry Kolniak, Hotel & Lodging Bossier Chamber of Treasurer Assn.* Comerce* located at Common Street and Texas Avenue. For more information on Louisiana what is happening in the arts and cultural community in Shreveport Restaurant Bob Gansfuss, Open 2011 Travel Outlook Highlights Dates contact Julia Foley at 673-6500. Assn.* Shreveport-Bossier Shreveport Mayor’s Hotel & Lodging Office* As the industry’s leading event for destination marketing focused Betty Matthews, Assn.* area’s Diverse Economy to education, DMAI’s annual convention remains a must-attend event for Secretary Open The 2011 Travel Outlook Conference was held, August 11 at the Lakehouse at the Villagio in Bossier Caddo Parish Jim Johnson, Louisiana Downs/ Remember: destination marketing professionals. Plan now to attend DMAI’s 97th An- City. Various movers and shakers had promising things to say about the future of tourism in the area. Commission* Bossier Rural Attraction Assn* Lieutenant Governor Jay Dardenne opened the conference with a Boudreaux and Thibodeaux joke, nual Convention, July 20–22, at the Sheraton New Orleans Hotel in New Municipalities* Shreveport-Bossier Hotel Orleans, Louisiana. Register online at www.destinationmarketing.org. Joyce Jeffrey, and he followed by emphasizing Shreveport-Bossier’s importance to the state’s economy. From gaming and Lodging Association Bossier Mayor’s Debra Hamilton, and shopping to the film industry and new fuel technology, he expressed his pride in north Louisiana Sept. 13, noon, Petroleum Club Office* Bossier Office of economic achievements. October 11, noon, Petroleum Club Community Attendees heard from professionals in each major economic arena. Wade Duty, executive director of Hospitality Breakfast Log on to www.shreveport-bossier.org/partners Mary Dunn, Services* *Appointing Attractions Assn.* Organization the Louisiana Casino Association characterized Shreveport-Bossier as the “biggest dog in Louisiana,” Sept. 7, 8 a.m.,Sonic at Bass Pro Sho for industry events and updates employing 65 percent of the casino workforce in the state. Arlena Acree with the Shreveport-Bossier October 5, 8 a.m., Skybox at the State Film Office reported 11 productions, with combined budgets of $45 million and 4,500 room nights so far Fairgrounds of Louisiana this year. Shreveport Regional Airport Director, Bill Cooksey was Tourism on the Town: optimistic about the future of air travel in Shreveport-Bossier as Sept. 8, 5-7 p.m., Multicultural Center he recounted double digit passenger growth last year. of the South Lieutenant General Russel Honoré, who has singlehandedly October 13, 5-7 p.m., Allure Ultra taken on the task of raising funds for Louisiana’s Bicentennial Lounge at Eldorado Casino & celebration, was the keynote speaker for the conference lun- Resort cheon. Tourist Bureau President, Stacy Brown and chairman, Louisiana Restaurant Fredrick Henson presented a check of $2000 to the Lt. General to Association kick start fundraising for the Bicentennial. Following the initial Judy Randall, seated at the top, presents the findings of the Attraction Study to Sept. 20, 6 p.m., Robinson Film Center donation, matching donations were made by the Louisiana Casino the group. October 10, Golf Tournament at East Ridge Country Club Convention & Tourist Bureau Association and Chesapeake. These dollars will be regranted to Shreveport-Bossier attractions to specifically tie in to the 2012 Bicentennial Celebrations. October 18, 6 p.m., Chianti’s 629 Spring Street Shreveport, LA 71101 Tourist Bureau Achieves Destination Marketing The Shreveport-Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau has been nity for providing outstanding services in accordance with international awarded accreditation from the Destination Marketing Accreditation standards and benchmarks in this field.” Program (DMAP). DMAP is an international accreditation program devel- The SBCTB provided evidence of compliance with 58 mandatory and oped by the Washington, DC-based Destination Marketing Association 30 voluntary standards developed by DMAP. These accreditation stan- International (DMAI). In earning the DMAP accreditation, DMOs such dards cover a wide variety of topics including governance, finance, man- as the Shreveport-Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau communicate agement, human resources, technology, visitor services, group services, to their community, buyers and potential visitors that their DMO has at- sales, communications, membership, brand management, destination tained a significant measure of excellence. development, research/market intelligence, innovation and stakeholder “The Shreveport-Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau is honored to relationships. DMAP is an independent international accreditation body receive accreditation from DMAP,” said Stacy Brown, bureau president. and a leader in defining quality and performance issues in destination “We’re pleased to be recognized in the destination marketing commu- marketing. “Known as the Hollywood of the South, Shreveport-Bossier has recently become the third biggest venue for movie-making in the U.S., after New York City and Los Angeles.” Cassie Kreitner, Family Circle Magazine join us on facebook and twitter: www.shreveport-bossier.org Your Bureau at Work FUN Pat Gill, Internet/system PR into a positive situation, how to reach more GUIDE manager and Chris Jay, journalists and new trends in social media, Calendar public relations and social public relations and marketing. The intensive of Events media manager hosted one-on-one training will help them market September/October four journalists during the Shreveport-Bossier more effectively to consum- through 9/20 Electrolytes: Replenishing Sisterhood 3. Mudbug Madness Festival er, group and convention publications. 2011 Holiday Trail of Lights reinvents itself and holiday experience Pamoja Art Society/Cultural Center. for the ‘Come Out of Your Kim Brice, vice president of convention The Holiday Trail of Lights and its partners are gearing up for the holi- sippi and south Louisiana to generate print, broadcast and web publicity. 9/2 2011 Port City Classic Step Show and Battle of the Shell’ Media Tour, May 26- marketing and her team traveled to Houston Bands. Hirsch Memorial Coliseum. Pat Gill day season early this year due to exciting new changes. Each year, these journalists tour the cities and regions to get a taste of 30. Those who participated Internet/systems on a sales mission, June 13-17, to promote 9/3 2011 Port City Classic. Independence Stadium. Manager This year the Holiday Trail of Lights, eight cities in five regions, is a what each has to offer. 9/3 First Saturday Tour: Greco-Roman Tour. R.W. in the media tour included Shreveport-Bossier as a hotspot for meetings completely new holiday experience with all Louisiana cities, a fresh look, This new trail across I-20 and down I-49 incorporating the cities of Norton Art Gallery. two journalists with the largest conglomerate of and conventions. They brought area partners revised logo, new creative and progressive Shreveport-Bossier, Minden, Monroe-West Mon- 9/4 Sci-Five Sunday. Sci-Port: Louisiana’s Science Chinese language publications in Texas, another along for a joint sales efforts. marketing and social media efforts. One roe, Natchitoches and Alexandria-Pineville. The Center. from Dallas, and one from Naples, Florida. Glynn Price is interning in the communica- 9/10 Krewe de les Femmes Mystique Coronation. of the major differences is a new website cities along the trail are all within driving distance Kelly Wells was recently named vice presi- tion department. He is a set to launch September 1. The new site, of one another, making the tour a convenient DiamondJacks Casino & Resort. dent of sports and tourism for the newly-formed Grambling State University 9/17 Saturday Speaker Series: Cool Plants for the Cool www.HolidayTrailOfLights.com will include hour-long trip from any one city to its neighboring Shreveport-Bossier Sports Commission. The marketing major. He is one Season. R.W. Norton Art Gallery. event calendars for each city, details about city. The Holiday Trail of Lights has been delivering sports commission is a division of the Shreve- of the blog contributors. 9/20 Taylor Swift Speak Now World Tour 2011. accommodations and attractions, and a incredible holiday experiences for more than two port-Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau. Check out his
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