ForeSite Consulting, LLC

ForeSite Consulting provides Cultural Heritage Tourism Development Consulting services to tourism destinations including:

Cultural Heritage Tourism Assessment with Recommendations – Perform a preliminary tourism assessment of current/potential tourism assets and make recommendations for enhancing existing and developing new tourism destinations.

Cultural Heritage Sustainable Tourism Development Consulting & Strategic Destination Planning – Guide your community or heritage area through the strategic destination planning process, facilitate the conceptualization of the local tourism partners’ and stakeholders’ vision; help define tourism goals and provide strategies and recommendations to achieve those goals.

Destination Tourism Marketing Strategies – Development of effective Marketing Strategies that are aimed at Getting the RIGHT Information to the RIGHT People at the RIGHT Time.

Website Design & Development for Travel Destinations – Visionary web design and development of mobile responsive websites, WordPress and HTML 5 websites, and custom web applications. Other services include web hosting, SEO, Digital Marketing, and domain registration services. We help clients get the RIGHT information to the RIGHT people at the RIGHT time.

“I highly recommend Foresite Consulting, LLC and Rita Robinette for any Convention and Visitors Bureau that is seeking to conduct a cultural and heritage tourism assessment for their destination. Rita Robinette is a true professional that will go above and beyond to ensure a successful project. Our CVB team has utilized the information and research provided by Foresite Consulting to enhance our tourism efforts and increase the economic impact in the cultural and heritage tourism segment of business in Rutherford County, Tennessee. The expertise and professionalism provided by Rita Robinette have earned her an excellent and well-deserved reputation.”

Barbara Wolke, Senior Vice President
Convention & Visitors Bureau, Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce
Murfreesboro, TN

“Rita’s meticulous method of compiling and analyzing data will greatly benefit our county as we look to her recommendations for making Letcher County a tourism destination.”

Ina (Missy) Matthews, Chairman
Letcher County Tourism and Convention Commission

“Rita Robinette is a problem solver. You present a situation to her and she will resolve it. Our organization is very complex and she was able to accomplish our goals. She can grasp a concept you want to accomplish and research it, implement it and finish it quickly. She is a professional and follows through on every project in a timely fashion. I would recommend her highly to any organization.”

Gloria D. Rocchio, President

The Ward Melville Heritage Organization

“Over the years she has been instrumental in helping two of our organizations. The Blue Ridge Farm Direct Market Assn., made up of 25 local apple growers <ncapples.com> that provide public rack cards (10,000 printed yearly) and online information about their apples, apple products and locations. The most recent addition is a mobile responsive website that allows customers (mobile phones and devices) to search for specific apple related items that will send them to a specific grower and their location on a map. Rita has also helped our associations write grants that have generated thousands of dollars. These grants have helped us market our organizations through rack cards, websites and other market projects… “

Marvin A. Owings, Jr., Director
Henderson County Cooperative Extension

“Rita Robinette offers thoughtful consultation specific to our company’s needs, providing consistent value for quality products and deliverables. Her commitment to staying on schedule and budget is refreshing. Her follow-up is admirable, and she readily provides assistance on request. We look forward to continuing our relationship with Foresite Consulting as we grow our business brands …”

Cheryl Hargrove, President
HTC Partners

More Accolades

2019 National Travel & Tourism Week Video

May 5-11, 2019

National Travel & Tourism Week, celebrated during the first full week in May each year, was established in 1983 as an annual recognition of travel in America. This year’s theme is Travel Matters:

To the ECONOMY by generating $2.5 trillion for the U.S. economy last year.
To our JOBS by supporting 15.7 million American jobs in 2018 – that’s 1 in 10 American jobs.
To TRAVELERS by providing travel experiences uniquely made in America, from our national parks to diverse cities and scenic small towns.

Is a Place Ever Truly Saved?

This TrustLive forum video explored the question, is a place ever truly saved? The forum was moderated by Susan West Montgomery, vice president, Preservation Resources, National Trust. Panelists included Danielle Del Sol, executive director, Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans; Anne Nelson, associate general counsel, National Trust for Historic Preservation; Annie Levinsky, executive director, Historic Denver; and moderator TrustLive is a preview for the PastForward 2019 conference in Denver, Oct. 10-12. For more information about Preservation Leadership Forum visit Forum.SavingPlaces.org and for Colorado Preservation Inc visit Coloradopreservation.org

Resilience: America’s Eroding Edges Video

This video, sponsored by Preservation Leadership Forum, features Victoria Herrmann’s groundbreaking America’s Eroding Edges project challenges us not only to acknowledge the threats to cultural heritage brought on by sea level rise but also to act in real and urgent ways to address them. Her TrustLive will begin a PastForward conversation exploring the connections between historic preservation and national and international initiatives, including the Paris climate agreement and this fall’s Global Climate Action Summit in California.

ForeSite Consulting, LLC