Destinations International

• Gain hands-on experience supporting daily accounting and operational processes • Learn how finance supports organizational decision-making and business operations • Build exposure to financial systems, CRM platforms, and process improvement initiatives • Participate in conversations around operational strategy, systems thinking, and innovation • Develop professional communication and remote workplace collaboration skills • Gain insight into the global travel and tourism industry and the work of nonprofit association

• Serve as the primary point of contact for destination organizations seeking support on urgent policy or governance related issues and communicate guidance clearly through written and verbal channels. • Present policy findings and recommended actions to member groups, board committees, partner associations and other stakeholders where appropriate. • Develop written issue briefings, policy summaries and guidance documents that support destinations in responding to funding threats, structural changes and public accountability challenges. • Monitor legislative and regulatory activity across the United States, Canada and other international markets and communicate key developments through presentations, webinars and policy briefings. • Engage with industry associations such as the United States Travel Association (USTA) and others to communicate shared policy priorities and align messaging.