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Culture & Heritage Tourism Study Noted In Quest For National Designation of Butterfield Trail

The Old West never seems to get old.

Posted 11 PM, Saturday, April  7, 2012
By: Loretta Fulton

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On March 21, 2012: Liz Devine, Rainbow Travel in Toronto writes

"Thanks for an informative webinar about your research on the Drive Market."

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On Friday, March 16, 2012, Danielle Haar wrote

"On behalf of the Florida Business Travel Association I want to thank you for speaking at our March Luncheon and providing such interesting and useful insights on the Industry. I am sure the audience enjoyed your presentation and took away lots of information and data they will use in their day to day activities. We hope to see you again and maybe have you as a Speaker once again, some time soon!"

 
Americans Say Americans Are Worst Tourists - Study For Living Social
Could there be something to that ugly American stereotype?
Posted: 12:43 PM, March 2, 2012
By: Joy Jernigan, Senior Travel Editor, MSNBC
 
Star Gazing Spurs Movie Tours in NOLA

A husband-and-wife tour team could be the start of a new stream of business in Hollywood South.

POSTED: 08:36 AM Thursday, May 5, 2011
BY: Jennifer Larino, Staff Writer

On any given day, Jonathan and Michelle Ray can be found sitting in a white van with a group of strangers watching actor Jean-Claude Van Damme fend off a gang of street thugs on Frenchmen Street.

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Shopping Study Cited In Mall Make Over

The come. They shop.  They leave.

Posted 11:54 AM, Wednesday, October 6, 2010
By:  Allison Ross

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African American Travelers Follow Civil Rights Movement

A new poll suggests cultural heritage plays a key role when it comes to destination selection for African Americans travelers, with more than one-third "very likely" to take a trip where stories and sites related to Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement are available.

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