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Aug 31Mon
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    Choice Hotels Names Dominic Dragisich CEO to Boost Growth

    Choice Hotels has appointed Dominic Dragisich as president and CEO, ending a three-month search. Dragisich had served as interim CEO since May 20, after nearly a decade at the company in roles including CFO and chief global brand officer. He succeeds Patrick Pacious, who departed after a weak first quarter. Choice Hotels, franchisor of brands like Comfort Inn and Cambria, seeks to close a performance gap with rivals; U.S. RevPAR rose just 1.3% in Q2, trailing industry averages. Dragisich emphasizes execution and net rooms growth, backed by the Bainum family, the largest shareholder.

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    Choice Hotels Names Dominic Dragisich President and CEO

    Choice Hotels International has appointed Dominic Dragisich as president and CEO, effective August 31. Dragisich served as interim CEO for three months, succeeding Patrick Pacious who departed. He has been with the company for nearly ten years, holding roles including chief growth and strategy officer and CFO. The board chairman said Dragisich was selected after a comprehensive search.

Aug 28Fri
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    Fred Dixon returns as NYC Tourism CEO to drive visitation, economic growth

    New York City Tourism + Conventions has appointed Fred Dixon as president and CEO, effective Dec. 1. He previously held the role from 2014 to 2024 and most recently served as president and CEO of Brand USA. The appointment comes as New York faces a shortage of international travelers, pressuring hotels. The city projects 66.3 million visitors in 2026, down from 66.6 million in 2019.

Aug 27Thu
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    Confirmed: Brand USA CEO Fred Dixon to Lead NYC Tourism Again

    Fred Dixon is departing his role as CEO and president of Brand USA, the national destination marketing organization, to return to NYC Tourism + Conventions as CEO and president. His departure from Brand USA is effective November 13, and he begins at NYC Tourism on December 1. Dixon succeeds Julie Coker, who is leaving to lead Visit California; Coker remains through August 31, with Board Chairman Charles Flateman overseeing the organization in the interim. Brand USA praised Dixon's leadership and said a search for his successor is underway, framing the transition as occurring 'from a position of strength.' Dixon previously served as CEO of NYC Tourism for roughly a decade before joining Bran…

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