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The latest edition of the industry's only ranking of destinations focused on sustainability benchmarks the strategies, action plans, and initiatives of 100 cities and regions worldwide.
The Global Destination Sustainability Index has a new leader. Helsinki, Finland, has taken the top spot for the first time.
After years of dominance by Gothenburg, Sweden, the Finnish capital has pipped its fellow Nordic city to the top spot, with Copenhagen, Denmark, rounding out the top three.
Further down the list — seventh overall — comes Singapore, the top mega-city, narrowly beating Sydney, Australia.
The shifts are driven by destinations stepping up their game and changes to the scoring system, with new criteria and refined scoring. Helsinki's rise signals that the race to be a sustainable leader isn't just about maintaining the status quo but embracing constant evolution.
Copenhagen's inventive CopenPay initiative, forward-thinking Legacy Lab project, and Kumamoto, Japan's leap in index scores, were also highlighted.
What does this mean for your next event? Competition to improve sustainability among destinations is fierce, pushing them to innovate in surprising ways.
We'd love to hear how your chosen destinations address their sustainability challenges. Reply to this email and share your insights!
Two major hurricanes, Helene and Milton, left a path of destruction that stretched from Florida to Virginia. Asheville, a popular destination for meetings, was severely impacted. The meetings industry is doing its part to help.
Anna Marie Presutti is finding new ways to increase funds for the San Francisco Travel Association, which is crucial to revitalizing its meetings and events business.
The latest edition of the industry's only ranking of destinations focused on sustainability benchmarks the strategies, action plans, and initiatives of 100 cities and regions worldwide.
What began as a way to think about making meetings and events more eco-friendly has evolved into implementing steps to create an ecosystem for meetings, events, and conferences — as well as their host destination — to thrive.
In this report, we examine the importance of building a sustainable ecosystem for events from the perspectives of planners, attendees, and the host destination.
At this year's IMEX, sneakers were the footwear of choice – but not just for comfort. Attendees used their sneakers for contests, activations, branding and to show off their personal style.
In this webinar, Anush Alexander, Chief Marketing Officer, Stova and Madeleine Monaghan Golda, Director of Global Training, Stova, and Kristen Ashton, Vice President of Business Development, Executivevents, Inc. will explain the importance of the blending state-of-the-art technology with fundamental knowledge on creating engaging events.
The sooner planners engage with a host destination's DMO, the more opportunities they have to create meaningful and unique experiences that will allow attendees to thrive.
Event tech platform Sarcon may have had good intentions when it created an unofficial networking app for the industry's biggest show, but it ended up confusing attendees and frustrating show organizers.
