Tourism & Hospitality
Leadership, Legacy, and a Little Football at Northwest Arkansas Council Annual Meeting
University of Arkansas Chancellor Charles Robinson took a moment at the meeting to address a Razorback coach rumor.
by Marty Cook -
Most of the lost economic activity will be recovered when the government reopens, as federal workers will receive back pay. But some canceled flights won’t be retaken, missed restaurant meals won’t be made up, and some postponed purchases will end up not happening at all.
Overall, the market continues to show resilience and, despite economic challenges, has adapted and continued to grow.
The West Memphis location is the second Buc-ee’s is developing in Arkansas.
Walton School of Medicine Gets Preliminary Accreditation, Begins Accepting Applications
The school said it will waive tuition for its first five cohorts of students. Classes are on track to begin in July. read more >
Highlights from the 2024 Northwest Arkansas Tech Summit
The 2024 Northwest Arkansas Tech Summit was held Monday and Tuesday in Rogers, showcasing the innovation ecosystem of the region. The two-day event highlighted the region’s technological leadership and the […] read more >
by Chloe McGehee -
LRCVB Hires Waymack Veteran Ryan Callison to Lead Marketing and Communications
The Little Rock Convention & Visitors Bureau has hired Ryan Callison as its vice president of marketing and communications. Callison has spent 17 years at travel-focused agencies in Arizona, Texas […] read more >
Crystal Bridges Announces Inaugural Art Fair
The inaugural art festival will allow locals and visitors to shop for artworks by modern, traditional and emerging artists from around the United States. read more >
Two New Guides Promote El Dorado Attractions and Dining
The Diamond Agency, the city's advertising firm of record, will produce The El Dorado Visitors INFO Guide and El Dorado Dining Guide. read more >
Steven Baker Named Hospitality Lead at HFA
Baker has been with HFA for more than a decade, developing and managing teams serving restaurant and hospitality clients. read more >
Reading The Future: Tourism & Hospitality (40 Years of Arkansas Business)
The future of the tourism and hospitality industry in Arkansas is so bright you just might need shades, particularly if you came to the state to view the total solar eclipse on April 8. read more >
by Jan Cottingham -
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