VISIT DENVER Memorandum DATE: March 25, 2022 TO: Ginger White, Executive Director, Denver Arts & Venues FROM: Richard W. Scharf, President & CEO FEBRUARY 2022 MONTHLY VARIANCE REPORT Direct Economic Impact: Definite Convention Business: $28.3 million 2022 MONTHLY VARIANCE REPORT Convention Sales Measurements
Definite/Confirmed Room Night Production Visit Denver Convention Sales production for the month of February fell short of our monthly goal (31,303 vs. 42,049). We are also behind our year-to-date goal (73,963 vs. 84,097).
Leads and Lead Room Night Production The lead production for the month of February fell short of our monthly goal (232 leads vs. a goal of 233). These leads represent 285,514 room nights, which fell short of our monthly goal of 348,334. We are ahead of our year-to-date lead goal (475 vs. 465), but short of our year-to-date lead room night goal (670,165 vs. 696,666).
Tourism Sales Measurements
International Trade, Domestic Group/Wedding/Tour and International 3rd Party/Online Room Nights Booked The Tourism Department has tracked 66 room nights for January 2022, lower than the monthly room night goal of 1,500. The monthly results can fluctuate from projections because the majority of international and domestic group room nights are obtained by self-reporting of consumed room nights from clients; and only 15-20 percent of active clients provide room night results. Note: Room nights reported as part of domestic leisure Online Travel Agency (OTA) programs on Expedia, which were reported as part of this goal in 2021, will continue to be tracked, but do not accrue to the annual Room Night Bookings goal.
Marketing Measurements 1) Visitor Inquiry Touchpoints (a roll-up of Interactive Impressions, 800 Number Inquiries, Visitor Guide Requests and Visitor Center Contacts)