New Mexico's capital city of Santa Fe has kicked off a review of its PR business with an RFP open through mid-June.
The Santa Fe Convention and Visitors Bureau wants an agency to grow and diversify its existing visitor base, part of a quest to become a 12-month destination. It is looking for B2B and B2C PR experience with destination marketing or governmental entities.
The account was reviewed in 2010, when New York-based Lou Hammond & Associates won the pitch.
Proposals are due June 19.
View the RFP (link).
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