Check out the biggest public events happening around the city of Dallas, courtesy of our friends at Visit Dallas.
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Through the Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District (DTPID), hotels in Dallas have leveraged the opportunity to fund public improvement through the specific lens of tourism in the city’s first special purpose public improvement district.
The result is a multi-billion-dollar impact that illustrates the power Dallas has to come together in a big way.
Source: Tourism Economics
Note: Lodging spending is calculated as an industry, including meetings, catering, etc. Transport includes both air and local transportation.
A robust tourism industry helps our great city thrive and is a critical component of the Dallas economy. The first thing that visitors to Dallas experience is our hospitality, making the industry vital to establishing and maintaining our reputation around the world.Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson
When Dallas wins, we win together. A strong sales and incentives program, funded by the DTPID keeps Dallas on the short list of locales to hold city-wide events. One quarter of the total budget for the DTPID is devoted to city-wide group incentives to be used when Dallas is competing with other destinations to win the bookings of major events that have city-wide impact on hotels, restaurants, arts and entertainment, and more.
More than $1 million each year of the DTPID’s funds are awarded each year to support local arts and events happening in Dallas. Organizations, including local arts and cultural groups, have the opportunity to apply for up to $25,000 annually for funding incentives to help enrich Dallas through their events that will generate at least 30 overnight visits to Dallas. Since its inception ten years ago, DTPID will have awarded and paid more than $10 million directly to more than 575 Dallas arts and cultural organizations.
Take a look at our most frequently asked questions about the Dallas TPID, and if you still have questions, don’t hesitate to reach out.
