# Stuart Butler
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Stuart M. Butler (born 1947) is a Senior Fellow in Economic Studies at the Brookings Institution. He was Director of the Center for Policy Innovation at The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think-tank in Washington, D.C., until 2014. He is a health care analyst and commentator, and he has also written extensively about urban policy and welfare, credited with introducing the idea of urban enterprise zones to the United States.
89: Is Your DMO Still Treating AI Like a Toy Instead of a Teammate? (Dan Flores)
Dan Flores, Head of Tourism at Satisfi Labs, joins Stuart Butler and Adam Stoker with an uncomfortable premise: most DMOs are still treating AI like a gadget instead of a coworker. Dan explains why "we need AI on the website" isn't a strategy, and why organizations without a written, department-b…
90: Why Would AI Ever Trust Your DMO's Content?
In this episode of Destination Discourse, Stuart Butler and Adam Stoker tackle a question most DMOs would rather avoid: why should AI ever trust your content over anyone else's? Stuart's thesis - DMOs have grown addicted to equitable treatment of every stakeholder, from alphabetized hotel lists t…
In Africa with Stuart Butler
A journalist for Geographical magazine and many other publications, tune in for tales of voodoo (vodún) in West Africa, hammerhead sharks and kidnappers and his origins in Basil Faulty-land .
Stuart worked for Lonely Planet for many years. He describes his experiences in Africa: the Western Sahara …
92: Is Your DMO Chasing Relevance When It Should Be Fighting for Significance?
In this episode of Destination Discourse, Stuart Butler and Adam Stoker recap Adam's latest CMO Jam - a live, candid roundtable with six DMO marketing leaders - and dig into the ideas that stuck.
The biggest one: panelist Christian Mingle pushed back on the word "relevance," calling it table stak…
93: Are You Paying Attention to the Trends Reshaping Marketing Right Now?
Stuart Butler and Adam Stoker step outside destination marketing to spot the trends reshaping consumer attention right now - and don't even agree on which ones matter most.
Adam opens with Reddit, still one of the most under-used channels in marketing. He breaks down how a fitness app built a 16,…
94: Are LLM Visibility Audits Total BS? (Emily Zertuche)
Every vendor in the industry suddenly has an "AI visibility score" to sell you. Stuart Butler and Adam Stoker dig into whether GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is real measurement or an expensive mirage, joined by repeat guest Emily Zertuche, CDME, founder of Zertura (formerly Visit Corpus Ch…
95: When's the Last Time Your DMO Admitted a Campaign Bombed? (Dan Gibson)
Every DMO panel is a highlight reel - so why does no one ever mention what didn't work? Returning guest Dan Gibson (Visit McMinnville) joins Stuart Butler and Adam Stoker to make the case that destination marketing's biggest blind spot isn't failure - it's the refusal to talk about it.
They dig i…
98: Are DMOs to Blame for Their Own Funding Crisis? (Bill Geist)
A city council in Georgia just replaced a high-performing DMO with a firm that faked its client list - and barely anyone with standing pushed back. Returning guest Bill Geist (Board Leadership for Destinations, making his 3rd appearance on DD) joins Stuart Butler and Adam Stoker to unpack what ac…
100: After 100 Episodes, Which of Our Own Beliefs Didn't Survive?
Two years, 100 episodes, and zero preparation. In the first-ever live edition of Destination Discourse, Stuart Butler and Adam Stoker take audience questions in real time and put their own positions on trial.
Adam explains why he moved from championing owned media to arguing that earned media now…
Episode 50: Scrappy Always Wins with Stuart Butler
For a very special episode 50, Caleb sits down with Stuart Butler, CEO of Visit Myrtle Beach and co-host of Destination Discourse, for a conversation about what it takes to challenge the status quo and move the tourism industry forward.
Stuart shares the unlikely journey from studying rocket scienc…
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