New Bus Wrap Welcomes Visitors & Promotes Exploring the City
Experience Sioux Falls, formerly the Sioux Falls Convention and Visitors Bureau, recentlycreated and invested in a vinyl advertising wrap that was placed on a Sioux Area Metro bus witha message to welcome visitors, generate awareness of the visitor industry, and remind thecommunity to explore right here at home. “As the official destination marketing organization (DMO) […]
U.S. Travel Association Names Brad Dean State Tourism Director of the Year
Brad Dean, CEO of Discover Puerto Rico, recognized as State Tourism Director of the Year The U.S. Travel Association’s National Council of State Tourism Directors—a body representing the tourism offices of all states and U.S. territories- has voted Brad Dean State Tourism Director of the Year, an award announced on August 16th. The award recognizes Brad’s […]
Guanajuato’s Burgeoning Wine Country Takes Visitors Across the Dramatic Terrain and Architecture
Mexico’s 4th wine producer Guanajuato is an important wine producer with an annual production of 700 thousand bottles. The most commonly used grapes to make wine are shiraz, cabernet-sauvignon, tempranillo, and malbec. Currently, Guanajuato has 135 labels. 43 vineyards; 30 are open to the public Caminos de Vinos offers a luxurious hotel stay on the […]
European Travel Expert Rick Steves Enjoys the Charms of His Home State of Washington in a Series of Three New Video Episodes
(BELLINGHAM, WA) Visit Bellingham | Whatcom County announces three new video segments, hosted by Rick Steves, featuring his explorations of Whatcom County, Washington. Steves spent two days in the region, visiting farms, craft beverage brewers and distillers, port cities, Peace Arch State Park at the Canadian border, and many arts and culture attractions. Produced and […]
Sweet Summer Send Off
Summer may be coming to an end, but there are still plenty of places to see and things to do in Kansas this fall. This month we are featuring sunflower fields, state fair and scenic drives. As life tends to pick up pace in August, we are promoting a slower type of travel. Stand in […]
There are Great Things Happening on Florida’s Historic Coast!
St. Augustine, Fla. (August 8, 2021) – There are plenty of new things happening along Florida’s Historic Coast where 42 miles of pristine Atlantic Beaches, America’s oldest city and outdoor recreation have been favorites in Florida for 455 years. New hotels, attractions and dining will make a visit here a memorable and refreshing experience. Staying […]
This weekend in North Little Rock
Things to do this week in North Little Rock (as of 8.9.21) *denotes FREE admission Full calendar of events: https://northlittlerock.org/events Thursday, August 12 *8a–7:30p|The Old Mill at T. R. Pugh Memorial Park (3800 Lakeshore Dr.) *9a–4p|North Little Rock Welcome Center (600 Main St.) *9a-6p|Blue-Eyed Knocker Club Photo Exhibit – William F. Laman Library Argenta (420 Main St.) *10a–4:30p|North Little Rock Heritage Center (506 […]
Head to the Lake of the Ozarks for the Best Dam Birthday Bash Events
LAKE OF THE OZARKS, MO – Numerous Best Dam Birthday Bash events are scheduled in various communities around the Lake of the Ozarks from today, Friday, Aug. 6 through Saturday, Aug. 14 in celebration of the 90th anniversary of Bagnell Dam and the creation of the Lake of the Ozarks as well as the State […]
Arkansas Photography Exhibit Now On Display At Hot Springs National Park
The Ozark Bathhouse in Hot Springs National Park will host Arkansas Tourism’s new photography exhibit, “Arkansas’s Scenic Tourism Landscapes,” beginning Saturday, August 7. This exhibit will run through mid-September in conjunction with Hot Springs National Park’s 100th Anniversary celebration. The exhibit will then travel to various locations across Arkansas throughout the remainder of 2021 and […]
