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The Visitor Experience: the Ultimate Test of Urban Infrastructure

In 2024, Washington, DC, welcomed a record 27.2 million visitors, generating $11.4 billion in visitor spending and supporting more than 111,000 jobs across the regional hospitality and service economy (Destination, DC). For tourism leaders, those numbers represent more than visitation. They reflect the performance of an entire economic ecosystem built around access, mobility, and experience. […]

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Smart Daily Living: When Access Becomes a Talent Strategy

For business leaders, talent attraction and retention increasingly hinge on factors beyond traditional compensation and benefits packages. Flexibility, predictability, and ease of access now play a meaningful role in how employees experience coming to work and whether they choose to stay. While job responsibilities may be well defined, how people arrive at work is often […]

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Scaling Flexibility Through Collaboration: How Colonial Parking and Joyce Parking Are Expanding Urban Access

Daily routines now blend professional, personal, and community commitments in ways far less predictable than the traditional nine-to-five model. At the same time, mobility remains a challenge. The 2025 Urban Mobility Report estimates that the average U.S. commuter lost approximately 63 hours to congestion in 2024, underscoring how much time and energy are still consumed […]

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