The Shifting Conversation on Gun Control and How it May Affect Destinations
The February 14th mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida reignited a heated debate on gun control in the United States. It also demonstrated once again the need for destination organizations to have a crisis management plan. From city officials urging gun rights advocates to relocate meetings, to activists calling for boycotts of destinations, our industry continues to be impacted by political conversations and legislation.
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