Don't miss these five quick-fire presentations from places around the world as they share the out-of-the-box thinking that is putting their destinations on the map for tourism, investment, and talent attraction.

How can DMOs and EDOs pool resources, integrate teams, share data, and collaborate on KPIs to deliver more effective strategic progress? Learn from successful examples of collaboration – from ad hoc MOUs to the full integration of resources and approach.

Across Auckland and New Zealand, the indigenous Māori culture has not only been integrated, but also used as the foundation for a values-based approach to place brand strategy, policy, and place marketing. Discover what has made their approach so successful.

Hear from leading experts and data analysts as they share latest understanding and forecasts on how the world is changing for the longer-term and what this means for talent attraction, business and consumer travel, and investor site selection.

How can you leverage cultural, recreational, and main street assets to build a strong social fabric for your place?

From earned media activations to influencer programming and brand partnerships, how can you drive strong messaging, trust, and affinity, and effectively utilise third-parties within your dynamic storytelling?

State and local governments invest in capital development, operations and marketing of convention centers with the expectation of generating positive economic impacts to their communities. They typically measure this impact by estimating the amount of spending of visitors to the convention center. But is that the best way?

Ipsos's Mark Blutstein shares latest research on the key drivers encouraging people across the USA & Canada to visit and relocate, and explores what the ideal place proposition would look like.

How can you work with developers to ensure better development solutions for your communities and your place attractiveness? Rob Hunden of Hunden Strategic Partners & Craig Davis of Visit Dallas share their expertise.