| Nine Cities Showcase their Nighttime Economies
Innovative strategies in managing the nighttime economy will be presented at the Responsible Hospitality Institute's annual Networking Conference on November 12-14, 2009. City and state leaders will convene in Austin, TX to learn practical strategies to plan, manage and police their nightlife districts. Nine cities in the U.S. and Canada will showcase exemplary models for nightlife safety and vibrancy as a key feature of the conference's learning experience. - 2009-10-14
 | North American Leaders Converge to Define a Sociable City
There are livable cities, walkable cities and romantic cities. RHI's November Networking Conference in Austin will define the critiera of a Sociable City and highlight how to capitalize on nightlife vitality. - 2009-06-25 |
Nightlife Associations Raise the Bar on the Nighttime Economy
The Responsible Hospitality Institute begins its Sociable City Live Webinar Series on April 28th with a panel discussion among nightlife association representatives from New York City, Washington, DC, San Diego and Philadelphia. As downtown districts evolve, and demand grows for more evening and late-night venues, pressure mounts on nightlife venues to control crowds, noise, intoxication and underage drinking. Nightlife associations advocate the importance of the nighttime economy and promote responsibility among their members. - 2009-04-23
Nighttime Economy Stimulus Program
Ybor City-Tampa will host the first of fourteen regional forums on the nighttime economy held throughout North America. Each forum will guide business and government leaders in planning and managing nightlife. The first forum in Ybor City on April 30 will be followed in cities from Providence to San Diego, Toronto to LA and Seattle to New York City. As the economy recovers it will be the cafes, bars, taverns and night clubs where people will gather to celebrate, and investing now in a safe and vibrant nighttime economy will pay dividends to cities taking the lead. - 2009-04-08
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