What is Destination Management Organization (DMO)

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Tourist organization in charge of promoting the assets of destination and creating brand awareness in order to attract visitors, who in turn will dynamize the economy with their expenditures. Learn more in: Mixed Realities as the New Reality in Tourism: The Benefits of New Technologies for Visitors, Workers, and the Industry at Large

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Coordinated and thoughtful planning of all elements that make up a tourism destination. Learn more in: Social Media as Storytelling Destination Communication Channels: The Case of Fátima Sanctuary

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It is an organization that aims to attract visitors in order to enhance the local economy through engaging local communities to ensure that tourism development is mutually beneficial for both tourism stakeholders and local residents. Learn more in: International Retirement Migration of European Baby Boomers: Retiring Knowledge Worker Perspectives and the Case of Turkey

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Tourist organization in charge of promoting the assets of destination and creating brand awareness in order to attract visitors, who in turn will dynamize the economy with their expenditures. Learn more in: Fostering Resilience by Empowering Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses in Local Communities in Post-Disaster Scenarios: The Case for Community-Based Tourism in Puerto Rico After Hurricane Maria

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Organization which coordinates the many constituent elements of the tourism product; provides visitor services and the necessary information structure to market the destination in a most democratic way to enhance residents’ well-being. Learn more in: Tourism Knowledge Destination

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Organization which coordinates the many constituent elements of the tourism product; provides visitor services and the necessary information structure to market the destination in a most democratic way to enhance residents’ well-being. Learn more in: Big Data Analytics for Tourism Destinations

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An organization that normally is under the jurisdiction of the local, regional or national government and have political and legislative power as well as the financial means to manage the destination’s resources rationally and to ensure that all stakeholders can benefit in the long term. Learn more in: Destination Competitiveness: An Antecedent or the Result of Destination Brand Equity?

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An organization which is responsible of development and promotion of a tourist destination. Learn more in: Network Analysis of Destination Management Organization Smart Tourism Ecosystem (STE) for E-Branding and Marketing of Tourism Destinations

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Public or public-private entity whose aim is to foster, plan and coordinate the tourism development of a destination as a whole. Learn more in: The Evolving Value of eTourism for Suppliers and Visitors