September 1: Letter from NATJA’s CEO
Here we are six months into the COVID-19 pandemic. As the seasons continue to change, so have we to meet the challenges of this new era.
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2020 September Featured Destination: ENroute Communications
ENroute Communications is a travel and tourism boutique agency headquartered in New York, specializing in public relations, marketing and destination representation in Canada, the United States and Mexico. Winner of the North American Excellence Awards “Newcommer Agency of the Year 2015″. Photo from our last press trip to the Tequila Fields of Jalisco with Viva…
DetailsSeptember ‘Discover Arkansas’ Now Online
The September edition of “Discover Arkansas” is now available at www.arkansas.com/discover-arkansas. Published by Arkansas Tourism, the monthly digital publication highlights events, activities and trip ideas in The Natural State. If you’re in the mood for fall road trips, pumpkins, and scenic waterfront views, this month’s issue was curated just for you! Load up the car and…
DetailsIncreasing Number of Visitors Focus for State Park Staff
(LITTLE ROCK, Ark.) – An increase in visitors at several state parks has prompted park officials to remind the public that COVID-19 restrictions remain in place and will be enforced. Pinnacle Mountain, Petit Jean, and Devil’s Den State Parks have all experienced similar rule infractions recently. “We only allow visitors to park in the parking lot…
DetailsSeptember Business News In and Around Our Communities
Wegmans Chapel Hill to open early 20201, now hiring Wegmans is set to open in early 2021 in Chapel Hill. The supermarket will be located between US Interstate 40 and Highway 15-501 at the former site of Performance Auto Mall. The 99,000 sq. ft. store will have 740 parking spaces and include a delicious array…
DetailsDivision of Arkansas Heritage sites provide virtual experiences for travelers
Although it isn’t quite business-as-usual due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there are still ways you and your family can enjoy visiting Division of Arkansas Heritage sites across the state. Enhanced security procedures onsite and digital offerings are allowing visitors to easily explore at the level they feel most comfortable. From culture and history to roots…
DetailsDear Tourists, We have missed you.
From the energy you bring to our streets, to the sound of the applause greeting a local performance of music, dance or sport – we miss you. We miss your laughter, and hearing your sighs of contentment following one of the best meals you may have ever eaten. Temporary visitors, you bring a lot to…
DetailsArkansas Welcome Centers provide a safe setting for guests
Kim Williams, travel writer ; Arkansas Tourism – Arkansas Welcome Centers have hosted guests from across the globe for decades, providing information on attractions, lodging and dining to millions of visitors. In mid-March, as COVID-19 began to circulate, the centers temporarily closed their doors. Over the next nine weeks, a plan was developed to reopen…
DetailsNorth Arkansas offers safe adventures and fun
While travel looks a little different right now, Arkansas is still very much open for business. Locations across the state are taking special measures to make sure visitors can continue to enjoy all that The Natural State has to offer. In the Northwest and North Central part of the state, you’ll find a variety of…
DetailsWhat Do Walrus Heads, Warriors and Dragons All Have In Common?
What do walrus heads, warriors and dragons all have in common? They all play a role in the mythos surrounding the aurora borealis. Nowadays we look to the heavens and know that electrons from space are colliding with nitrogen and oxygen gases in the sky to create ethereal auroras in greens, reds, pinks and blues.…
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