DESTINATION NETWORK, INC.
PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA

When the World came to Atlanta for the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games, a Destination Network station welcomed, entertained, and educated visitors from all over the globe... in multiple languages, with award-winning style and with state-of-the-art digital technology! The Destination Network was one of the first broadcasters in America to use a fully digital program origination source. When 10,000 Olympic athletes checked into their rooms at the Olympic Village, a very special closed-circuit Destination Network station greeted them. When the Super Bowl came to New Orleans, Tampa and Atlanta, Destination Network stations were chosen as the official NFL Super Bowl stations and welcomed football fans from around the world. 1999 witnessed the advent of the Destination Network website, TripSmarter.Com. In the Spring of 2000, another historic achievement was recorded... the Destination Network was the first television network in America to offer 24-hour live broadband broadcasts! The streaming television technology and on-demand video clips available at TripSmarter.Com added an element of entertainment and excitement that had never before been available on a travel website. In January of 2002, The Destination Network's New Orleans station, New Orleans Television (NOTV) served as the official visitor information station for the first major media event following the Sept. 11th attacks. As the official NFL Super Bowl Channel, the Destination Network confronted its first truly serious challenge as broadcasters - implementing a communication vehicle that could deliver live emergency procedure information without interruption to literally 100s of thousands of visitors. In response, the Destination Network worked with the NFL and the City of New Orleans to develop an immediate response system. Hurricane Katrina presented another challenge for New Orleans Television. As the official Visitor Information for the New Orleans Metropolitan Convention and Visitors Bureau, New Orleans Television urged evacuation prior to the storm and was one of the first television stations to return service to the area following the storm. NOTV continues to provide good news updates as tourism returns to the city. In the Spring of 2004, the Destination Network's Atlanta station, The Atlanta Channel, announced its partnership with the ACVB (Atlanta Convention and Visitor's Bureau) in the creation of Atlanta's first Emergency Visitor Response System (EVRS). EVRS was designed as an extension of the Atlanta Crisis Communication Plan. In times of emergency, the role of the ACVB is to serve as a clearinghouse for information for key organizations throughout the city who are likely players in the event of an urgent situation. 2014 marked a year of great technological achievements for Destination Network, with the successful installation and launch of the first Razcaster internet delivered high definition channel to an important lodging partner in New Orleans, setting the new standard for future content delivery for the network, and phase one of a proprietary software upgrade, BAM Production. 2015 began with a bang - going live with BAM, proprietary software which completely revolutionizes video asset management, production processes, ad content and programming management across multiple platforms. Destination Network stations now stream on virtually all platforms in HD, including Apple iPhone and iPad, Android phones and tablets, Roku, Apple TV, Surface, Kindle, Amazon Fire TV and the Amazon Fire Phone. Our TV streams are compatible with Apple Air Play and Google Chromecast. Our streams are available through TripSmarter.Com on various Smart TVs and gaming consoles and we are adding new digital platforms as fast as we can. From historic Olympic success, to Mardi Gras and Fantasy Fest... from Super Bowl to Spring Break... golf vacations on the Grand Strand to tropical escapes on America's only Caribbean island, Destination Network stations and TripSmarter.Com reach, inform and influence the most sought-after consumers in the world... leisure and business travelers. When the World came to Atlanta for the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games, a Destination Network station welcomed, entertained, and educated visitors from all over the globe... in multiple languages, with award-winning style and with state-of-the-art digital technology! The Destination Network was one of the first broadcasters in America to use a fully digital program origination source. When 10,000 Olympic athletes checked into their rooms at the Olympic Village, a very special closed-circuit Destination Network station greeted them. When the Super Bowl came to New Orleans, Tampa and Atlanta, Destination Network stations were chosen as the official NFL Super Bowl stations and welcomed football fans from around the world. 1999 witnessed the advent of the Destination Network website, TripSmarter.Com. In the Spring of 2000, another historic achievement was recorded... the Destination Network was the first television network in America to offer 24-hour live broadband broadcasts! The streaming television technology and on-demand video clips available at TripSmarter.Com added an element of entertainment and excitement that had never before been available on a travel website. In January of 2002, The Destination Network's New Orleans station, New Orleans Television (NOTV) served as the official visitor information station for the first major media event following the Sept. 11th attacks. As the official NFL Super Bowl Channel, the Destination Network confronted its first truly serious challenge as broadcasters - implementing a communication vehicle that could deliver live emergency procedure information without interruption to literally 100s of thousands of visitors. In response, the Destination Network worked with the NFL and the City of New Orleans to develop an immediate response system. Hurricane Katrina presented another challenge for New Orleans Television. As the official Visitor Information for the New Orleans Metropolitan Convention and Visitors Bureau, New Orleans Television urged evacuation prior to the storm and was one of the first television stations to return service to the area following the storm. NOTV continues to provide good news updates as tourism returns to the city.