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We helped the Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau turn disconnected tourism data into accessible insights for marketing, planning, and regional partners.
PMVB had data on advertising, weather, and visitor activity, but it lived in separate systems. This made it hard to see how campaigns affected tourism.
We built an AWS data lake to bring PMVB’s data together. Cleaned, standardized information now feeds dashboards and analysis tools.
The inputs arrived through different platforms, APIs, and file formats. PMVB needed a dependable way to combine them before it could compare performance across sources.
Automated pipelines collect, clean, and organize the data in Amazon S3. An embedded QuickSight dashboard makes more than 115 tourism and community metrics available to explore.
Once the direction is clear, our senior specialists design and build the architecture, workflows, and tools needed to put it into practice. We test, document, and refine everything alongside your team
Data Sources Integrated
Metrics Centralized
Less Data Prep Time
Automations Running
Hotels and other partners could benefit from shared analysis, but their raw data needed protection. PMVB needed a way to examine campaign impact across organizations without making sensitive records visible.
AWS Clean Rooms supports privacy-conscious analysis with partners, while Amazon Q lets users ask questions in plain English. PMVB can explore trends and create reports without relying on a technical team for every request.
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