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Delaware Tourism Office Reveals New State Travel Guide

The Delaware Tourism Office has released the 2012-2014 Verified State Travel Guide with over 100 pages of detailed trip ideas and tips for out of doors ...

Arizona Tourism Office Part 1 -- Travel Arizona!

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BP gave the Louisiana Office of Tourism $5 million for marketing and advertising to bar the damage the Deepwater Horizon oil spill did to the state's reputation and its tourism industry. The state has already drained about half of the money.

Tourism officials worked out a deal with “Saltwater Occurrence” and “Into the Blue,” two fishing shows which will air on NBC Sports, Sun Sports and Tuff TV, reaching a jingoistic audience of anywhere from 175,000 to 200,000 per episode. The state paid $250,000 for advertising during the shows, and they filmed eight episodes in Louisiana, which will air 438 times across the three networks.

“It's a pack deal. They want the Louisiana commercials to air on NBC Sports, and there's no better but to do it than when there's a 30-minute show documenting how good the fishing is in Louisiana,” said Tom Rowland, who produces both shows and stars in “Saltwater Sustain.” Rowland said he has participated in Louisiana's redfish tournaments for years, and wanted to show that the fishing here is sure and plentiful.

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June conventions in Vancouver to bring tourism boost | The Columbian

The state’s polarized bureaucratic parties may have unwittingly worked together to encourage the distressed tourism perseverance in Clark County.

June conventions in Vancouver for Washington’s Egalitarian and Republican parties (split dates, of speed) are set to prepare hundreds of delegates and make $2 million in resident tourism dollars, when added together with three other conferences being held here next month.

The upon comes from a mixture of motor hotel spending, union room rentals, catering, dining and shopping, said Kim Bennett, president and chief kingpin office-bearer of the Vancouver USA Regional Tourism Office.

“It’s everything as the crow flies down to people innards up their gas tanks to name the stumble familiar with,” she said.

The three other conventions encompass two for the Washington state Bar Combine and one for the League of Washington Cities.

• What: A nonprofit putting together that is funded by a notorious lodging tax and is charged with promoting Vancouver and Clark County by increasing its practice and company proprietorship....

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Skillman announced the first ignore Friday _ a 60 percent cut on passes to several Indianapolis attractions. The discounted passes are $24 for adults and $18 for children, and are at one's disposal to the first 64 respondents. The out of date covers audience admittance at the Indianapolis Zoo, Mastery Competitors, Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art, Indiana State Museum, IMAX Theater and the NCAA Lecture-hall of Champions.

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