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The Savannah Chamber Weekly Digest
Everything You Need to Know From the Chamber
January 24, 2022
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Savannah Chatham Day is scheduled for Thursday, February 3, at the State Capitol. With the recent spike in COVID infections, we will NOT host the 2:30 p.m. business meetings in the Capitol, in Room 341.
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Join us for January’s Business on the Move event at The 5 Spot‘s new location in Sandfly. Continue to grow your network and experience your favorite neighborhood kitchen and bar. The 5 Spot takes pride in serving delicious, approachable food and drinks in a uniquely beautiful, family-friendly atmosphere with exceptional guest service!
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At this lunchtime networking opportunity, participants will begin their meal with an appetizer course and networking with the people at their table. Then, after 20 minutes, rotate to another table to enjoy their entrée with another group. Finally, a third rotation will bring them to the third group of peers to enjoy a final course of coffee and dessert while they talk about who they are and what they do. After three rotations and a full meal, each attendee will leave with business cards from new potential clients and partners.
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Visit Savannah President Joseph Marinelli paid an in-person visit to Allegiant Airlines' world headquarters while attending the PCMA convention in Las Vegas last week. Several items were discussed, including current success levels at Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport, potential new non-stop routes into Savannah, collaborative marketing and promotion, and future growth.
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Visit Savannah is currently running a digital advertising campaign to drive travelers to visit Savannah during the winter season. This campaign will run through March 6, 2022. The media campaign will include 17.5 million banner ad impressions in Savannah's top feeder markets. We need your help to convert these impressions to visitation! All hospitality partners are encouraged to submit a compelling special offer for consideration to be included in this campaign. Offers MUST incentivize winter travel.
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At last week's Visit Savannah Board of Directors meeting, Pitpal Singh of Left Lane Development passed the gavel to Corey Jones of Lucky Savannah Vacation Rentals for the 2022 chairmanship. Singh took on the role of Board Chair in 2020 and stayed on through 2021 to help guide the organization through tourism's rebound post-pandemic.
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Last week, the Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA) featured Visit Savannah's Pamela Knowles and her insights on content marketing and SEO basics. Pamela shared valuable information to over 150 attendees about creating content for social media, best practices for sharing across platforms, and tips and tricks for simple SEO actions that anyone can implement on their website to increase organic search results.
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David Baird and his wife Gail were visiting the MLK visitor center right before Christmas. David is researching his ancestry and is the 4th cousin of Sylvia Judson who made the casting for The Bird Girl.
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NEW MEMBERS
Welcome our newest members and remember to do business with your fellow Chamber members!
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RENEWALS
Thank you to these members for their continued support through their membership.
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New Realm Distilling and Brewing Company hosted the first Coffee Chats of the year in their gorgeous second-level space. More than 40 attendees had the chance to network and introduce themselves to everyone in the room. Thank you to our sponsor, BankSouth, for supporting the event and bringing along fun giveaways for everyone to enjoy!
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The Chamber’s 2022 Economic Outlook luncheon took place at the Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Result & Spa, where around 700 members gathered to hear the economic forecast for the upcoming year. Georgia Southern University’s Mike Toma provided the regional outlook, and Dr. Benjamin Ayers gave a forecast for Georgia and the nation.
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