Visit Seattle Recovery Series
In the last year, no industry has been impacted as severely as travel, tourism, and hospitality by the coronavirus pandemic. Compounded by a myriad of challenges, Seattle is in the midst of a transformational period that will define our destination for decades to come. Join Visit Seattle for a series of virtual events designed to fuel an equitable recovery, ignite honest conversations, and unify our industry.
VISIT SEATTLE RECOVERY SERIES: PART I
REBUILDING SEATTLE’S BRAND
Tuesday, March 30 | 9-10 am
In the first event of the series, Visit Seattle and guest speakers addressed one of the most critical issues our destination faces: a damaged brand. What is national media saying about Seattle? How does this impact the perception of our city for meeting planners and potential visitors? And what steps are Visit Seattle and industry partners taking to reposition our destination? During this one-hour program, you’ll hear outside perspectives from Visit Seattle’s public relations agency C+C, guests from the Los Angeles Times, VICE News, and more, followed by discussion and actionable steps we can collectively implement.
Spread the word and focus on the GOOD!
Remember, we have the potential power of The New York Times
SOCIAL MEDIA
- Follow Visit Seattle on social – Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube
- Follow Seattle partners as well: @downtownseattle, @flySEA, @pioneersquare, @intentionalist_, @seattlemet…you get the idea!
- Like, comment, and repost the good news (remember, what gets engagement, gets traction and gets more eyeballs)
PROMOTE SEATTLE GOOD NEWS
- Add a link in your signatures or on your website to seattlegoodnews.com to encourage spreading good news about Seattle
- Use this graphic if you’d like, we made it easy!
- Send good news coverage if you see it to [email protected]
BE A PART OF OUR GOOD NEWS
- We want to know what’s new and what’s great in your world
- Send your updates to [email protected]
- Use #GoodNewsfromSeattle to share your good news via social
GO OUTSIDE — BE A POSITIVE PRESENCE ON THE SIDEWALKS
- Make a point to get downtown at least once a week
- Choose an outdoor coffee walk-and-talk vs virtual call
- Plan a happy hour date or dinner date at one of the many outdoor patios
- Remember, a bustling and energy-filled city is a magnet for more bustling and energy
ENGAGE WITH “I KNOW A PLACE,” VISIT SEATTLE’S NEW LEISURE CAMPAIGN
- IKnowAPlace.com
- In the next month we will be sending out toolkits that will include social posts, visuals, verbiage and more that you can use across your channels
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