Tourism/Hospitality
China Tourism Summit Set For Seattle as Trade Tensions Continue
The annual meeting strengthens ties between U.S., Chinese travel sectors
More than 175,000 tourists from China will visit the Seattle area this year. From Sept. 16-21, the city will lay the groundwork for even more visits in the future. The 2019 U.S.-China Tourism Leadership Summit which alternates between a Chinese city and one in the United States will bring more than 150 attendees to the…
Sea Change: Aquarium Expansion Will Bring the Wonders of the Deep Sea to Seattle’s Waterfront
Seattle Aquarium makeover will offer visitors a pier-side view of the deep blue sea
OCEAN VIEWS. The Seattle Aquarium expansion will include a new Ocean Pavilion building that will showcase the changing oceans of the world.
Visit Seattle Partners with Airbnb in Tourism Push
The groups will work to market Airbnb stays
At a time when Seattle tourism is already at record highs and its hotel sector is booming, Visit Seattle has announced a partnership with Airbnb to further promote the city. Specifically, Visit Seattle — a private, nonprofit organization that serves as King County’s tourism agency –is promoting stays in local properties aligned with Airbnb to…
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