Industry Insights
Online Classes Available to Keep Your Employees Safe
The Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation offers 17 different online courses to help you keep your workers from harm. Topics include preventing slips and falls, food services safety, office ergonomics and more. There is also an entire series of courses specifically addressing young workers.
Read More...Member Tool: Searchable Archive Helps You in Your Research
Did you know all media clips posted in OTA’s weekly eclips are archived on ohiotravel.org? It’s not just external media clips that are available. In-depth features written by OTA staff and its members are also available.
Read More...Ohio Trails Vision Establishes the Path for Managing and Promoting Trail Experiences
ODNR released an Ohio Trails Vision this week outlining recommendations for improving the marketing and development of Ohio trail experiences. The 24-member Trails Advisory Team worked with ODNR to develop this plan, to conduct five regional public meetings and to conduct an online survey. OTA served on this team and made sure the recommendations you made during our stateside nature forums were considered.
Read More...OTA and its Partners Pursue Competitive TourismOhio Funding
To better compete for the attention (and dollars!) of travelers, OTA joins forces with its partners to request $18 million each year for TourismOhio funding.
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2021 Ohio Conference on Travel RFP
Ohio Travel Association
Deadline is August 30
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08/14/2019
Great Miami Riverway Coordinator
Miami Conservancy District
Dayton, OH
The Miami Conservancy District is seeking professional staff to serve as the Great Miami Riverway Coordinator. This staff position will work with a coalition of local agencies to manage the Great Miami Riverway Placemaking Initiative. The goals of the Great Miami Riverway Placemaking Initiative are to develop and implement ongoing marketing, planning, and programming to increase use of recreational, historical, and cultural assets, attract more visitors, support economic development, and strengthen river corridor neighborhoods.
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