Newest trends for Black and Brown travelers presented at 7th Annual “State of Black Tourism” Event
Newest trends for Black and Brown travelers presented at 7th Annual “State of Black Tourism” Event
The National Coalition of Black Meeting Professionals (NCBMP) recently presented its 7th Annual “State of Black Tourism” event on September 17, in partnership with the National Press Club.
Known as one of the preeminent organizations in the hospitality industry, NCBMP’s annual “State of Black Tourism” included a virtual convening that featured the leading hospitality executives in the industry, along with elected officials, who presented the newest trends for Black and Brown travelers in the U.S. and around the world. Additionally, the virtual convening discussed current practices that affect Black hospitality professionals as well as the overall impact on the industry post Covid19 and George Floyd.
The 7th Annual “State of Black Tourism” is supported by the NCBMP national partners who include Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau, Richmond Region Tourism, Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau, and regmatch. For more information, visit www.ncbmp.com.
The National Coalition of Black Meeting Professionals (NCBMP), founded in 1983, is a non-profit organization dedicated to the training needs of Black hospitality professionals, and more, that support Black meetings and events.
Since its founding, NCBMP has made a significant impact in the hospitality community by advocating for equity and helping members maximize their return on investments.
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