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Roseville: The Renewed District Continues to Attract Visitors Downtown
With an achieved majority of property owners in favor, the Roseville City Council recently voted to renew the Downtown Roseville Property and Improvement District (DRPBID) ...
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Huntington Beach: A District That Gives Back to the City
In December 2018, The Huntington Beach City Council unanimously approved the renewal of the Huntington Beach Tourism Business Improvement District (HBTBID) for another nine-and-a-half-year term! ...
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Best Practices: Are You Submitting Your Annual Report Properly?
California nonprofit corporations serving as the Owners’ Association for a California assessment district formed pursuant to the Property and Business Improvement District Law of 1994 ...
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Achieving Success through Sports Events and Tourism
Among the numerous segments comprising a destination’s tourism portfolio, often exists sports and event tourism. These efforts may reside in any number of organizational structures ...
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Petaluma: Funds Support Both Historical and Modern Attractions
Downtown Petaluma strikes an eclectic and charming balance with its old fashioned architecture and vibrant mix of businesses and diversions. While the city of Petaluma ...
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Carmel-by-the-Sea: The Romantic City Continues to Soar
In early 2016, the Carmel Hospitality Improvement District (CHID) was created through a combined effort of Visit Carmel and Civitas. A 1% assessment on gross ...
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San Antonio: Increased Efforts Result in Increased Visitors
My San Antonio reported recently in December 2018 that Casandra Matej, president and CEO of Visit San Antonio, said the city’s tourism industry is “elated.” ...
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A Mouth-Watering Opportunity to Improve Your Restaurant Scene
Every January brings California Restaurant Month, where destinations and restaurants throughout the state will celebrate their unique flavors by showcasing culinary scenes that make people ...
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DMOs: Stop “Defending Your Budget” — Go on Offense
I wince each time DMO leaders state that they must work harder to defend their budgets. The threat and response assume a pattern. A new ...
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