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Hays CVB, DHDC Recognized with Tourism Awards

The Travel Association of Kansas (TIAK) announced the winners of this year’s Marketing Awards during the virtual 2020 Kansas Tourism Conference on October 28.

The TIAK Marketing Awards are chosen annually to recognize excellence in destination marketing initiatives across the state. They are divided into six categories and broken out by the organization’s marketing budget: Large (over $100,000), Medium (20,000 – $100,000), and Small ($19,999 and under).


Congratulations to the following winners:

Community Awareness

Small Budget: Northwest Kansas Travel Council - Community Guide

Medium Budget: Abilene CVB - #AbileneStrong Campaign

Large Budget: Visit Kansas City, KS - #SupportLocalKCK Campaign

Event

Small Budget: Downtown Hays Development Corp - Virtual March 2 Main Welcome for Students

Large Budget: Olathe CVB - Virtual Olathe Fourth Fridays

Print

Small Budget: Seneca Area Chamber - Big Kansas Road Trip Program Guide Ad

Medium Budget: City of Great Bend CVB: Zoo Rack Card

Large Budget: Visit Kansas City, KS - KCK Coloring Pages

Online Media

Small Budget: Seneca Area Chamber: Big Kansas Road Trip Video

Medium Budget: City of Great Bend CVB, Explore Great Bend Website

Large Budget: Visit Kansas City, KS - KCK Mini-Escape Campaign

Visitors Guide (in-house)

Small Budget: South Central Kansas Tourism Region

Medium Budget: Merriam Visitors Bureau

Large Budget: Hays Convention and Visitor's Bureau

Visitors Guide (outsourced)

Small Budget: Visit Shawnee

Medium Budget: Visit Manhattan

Large Budget: Explore Lawrence

Best In Show Seneca Area Chamber & Downtown Impact - Big Kansas Road Trip Video

30 for 30 Best Marketing Idea

Downtown Hays Development Corporation - Dining with Downtown event


About TIAK: TIAK is a statewide membership organization whose mission is to speak with one voice for the travel and tourism industry in Kansas by supporting all components of the travel development field. Its goals are to influence government decisions, provide a forum for interaction among all industry sectors, and develop programs that positively reflect the impact of tourism on the state and local economies.

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