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Fairbanks Alaska CVB
http://www.explorefairbanks.com
Fairbanks, Alaska features first-class hotel accommodations, restaurants, museums, top-rated visitor attractions, world-renowned concerts and performances, galleries and specialty stores, historic sites, Alaska Native culture, and access to the Alaskan wilderness. The Fairbanks Alaska Convention and Visitors Bureau is your local source for Alaska travel and vacation information including Fairbanks hotels, convention and meeting planning, attractions, recreation, culture and more.
Fairbanks is your gateway to Alaska’s vast Interior and expansive Arctic. The White Mountains National Recreation Area is just north of town, with a wild river and extensive trail system. Head north to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) and the Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve. Access the North Slope or the Arctic Circle. Visit Barrow, Fort Yukon, Anaktuvuk Pass, Galena, Coldfoot, Beaver, Ruby, Bettles and the Yukon River.
Jefferson Parish Louisiana CVB
http://www.neworleansgateway.com
Known as the Gateway to New Orleans, Jefferson Parish begins on the shores of Lake Pontchartrain and ends sixty miles later on the beaches of the Gulf of Mexico. Within its boundaries one can find historic districts, museums, two convention centers, fine restaurants and over 7,200 hotel rooms in all price ranges. The Jefferson Parish, Louisiana Convention and Visitors Bureau is your local source for Louisiana travel and vacation information including Jefferson Parish hotels, convention and meeting planning, attractions, culture and more.
Whether you're planning a family vacation or a business trip, Jefferson can offer you all the comforts, entertainment and amenities to make your stay a memorable one. Kids will love our new Kenner Planetarium and MegaDome Cinema in Rivertown...adults will enjoy first-class shopping, historical districts, Farmer's Markets, exciting nightlife and, of course, our world-renowned food. So plan your vacation in Jefferson Parish, the Gateway to New Orleans!
Laguna Beach California CVB
http://www.lagunabeachinfo.org
Laguna Beach is the perfect California seaside village with villas and full-service resorts dotting the coastline, many favorite, long-established restaurants, and dozens of art and music events throughout the year. The Laguna Beach California Convention and Visitors Bureau is your local source for California travel and vacation information including Laguna Beach hotels, event and meeting planning, attractions and tours, art festivals and galleries, dining and nightlife, beach activities, and more.
You’ll find a variety of festivals throughout the year in Laguna Beach. In summer, Laguna Beach is host to Festival of Arts/Pageant of the Masters, a world-class art show and world-famous stage presentation featuring re-creations of classical and contemporary artworks with live models accompanied by a full orchestra and live narration.
Long Beach California CVB
http://www.visitlongbeach.com
Long Beach, California, offers a variety of outstanding cultural arts and music festivals, world-class sporting events, beautiful beaches, wonderful restaurants, hip nightlife, famous attractions and fun-filled activities. The Long Beach California Convention and Visitors Bureau is your local source for California travel and vacation information including Long Beach hotels, convention and meeting planning, sports and recreation, attractions and tours, arts and culture, and more.
Take a journey of discovery through the world's largest ocean at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, California. Meet more than 12,500 animals as you explore sunny Southern California and Baja, the frigid waters of the Northern Pacific, and the colorful reefs of the Tropical Pacific.
Come face-to-face with, and even touch, the ocean's ultimate predators in Shark Lagoon.
Macon Georgia CVB
http://www.maconga.org
Experience the romance and charm of antebellum mansions, interactive museums, the Civil War, Native American and African American cultures along with music and sports legends like Little Richard and Hank Aaron. Experience Macon, Georgia. The Macon-Bibb County Convention and Visitors Bureau is your local source for Georgia travel and vacation information including Macon hotels, convention and meeting planning, sports and recreation, attractions and tours, arts and culture, and more.
A self-guided tour map of downtown Macon is available for free at the Downtown Visitor Center located at 450 Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard. Information specialists will assist you in locating areas of interest and show you the downtown trolley route in case you would prefer to leave the driving to the Mitsi trolley.
Mammoth Lakes California Tourism and Recreation
http://www.visitmammoth.com
Visitors to Mammoth Lakes in California enjoy skiing and riding one day, and choose from a variety of activities the next including fishing, hiking, mountain biking and more! So plan your get-a-way to Mammoth today and experience for yourself why the Inyo National Forest is often referred to as the land of many spirits! The Town of Mammoth Lakes Tourism and Recreation Department is your source for Mammoth travel and vacation information including Mammoth hotels and ski resorts, dining, shopping, parks and recreation, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, and other summer and winter activities.
The Town of Mammoth Lakes occupies a special place both within the history and geography of California's Eastern Sierra. Its locale has been home to generations of peoples, and the land bears witness to the histories of both the Paiute Indian and the prospector. Approximately 7,093 people reside in the Mammoth Lakes area year-round. During the peak winter season, the population could swell to over 35,000.
Mesa Arizona CVB
http://www.mesacvb.com
Mesa, Arizona and the surrounding area offer visitors a variety of things to see and do. Experience first-class hotel accommodations, world-renowned golf, family recreational activities, festivals, art galleries, fine dining and more. The Mesa Arizona Convention and Visitors Bureau is your local source for Arizona travel and vacation information including Mesa hotels, convention and meeting planning, golf, sports and recreation, culture and more.
From March through late May, ocotillo blossoms are a scarlet display in the desert landscape. Hedgehog blooms usually at the end of March but can bloom as late as mid-April, and only lasts about two weeks. Prickly Pear usually begin to bloom in early April continuing through late May. The mighty Saguaro displays its creamy white blooms usually by the middle of May, with late May to early June as the peak time. The cholla flowers begin in mid-May and last until late August. The summer rains prompt the barrel cactus to bloom, beginning by mid-June and peaking in late August.
Milledgeville Georgia CVB
http://www.milledgevillecvb.com
The fourth capital of Georgia, Milledgeville was named for John Milledge, Governor of Georgia. Situated on the fall line of the Oconee River, Milledgeville was chosen because of its central location and ample springs. The town plan drew its inspiration from Savannah, GA and Washington, D.C. and included four public squares with streets laid out in checkerboard fashion. Milledgeville Georgia offers travelers a variety of accommodations from national hotel chains to quaint local bed and breakfasts. Festivals and annual events fill the calendar with great attractions. Discover great dining and shopping experiences.
Lockerly Arboretum is located less than a mile south of town and is home to more than 6,000 species and cultivar plants. Situated on a 50 acre tract on the broad Piedmont Plateau, this unique horticultural laboratory has a primary mission testing nonnative plants to determine their adaptability to our Middle Georgia climate and soil. Tropical and desert greenhouses next to the headquarters building have some 600 species of mostly exotic plants. Lockerly is a garden to appreciate as well as to learn. Engraved plaques with plant information are carefully placed along the arboretum walkways and visitors are given a detailed self-guided trail map.
Milwaukee Wisconsin CVB
http://www.milwaukee.org
Milwaukee, Wisconsin is a cornucopia of events and attractions. From the Milwaukee Art Museum to Potawatomi Bingo Casino and dinner at one of Milwaukee's palate pleasing restaurants, this great city has something for everyone. The Milwaukee Wisconsin Convention and Visitors Bureau is your local source for Wisconsin travel and vacation information including Milwaukee hotels, convention and meeting planning, attractions, performing arts, culture and more.
Enjoy a leisurely boat cruise in the scenic Milwaukee harbor. Stroll along the RiverWalk, a lovely pedestrian promenade connecting the city’s waterfront neighborhoods. Dine at a colorful, riverside bistro or shop at any number of hip art galleries or specialty boutiques. Root, root, root for the home team! The Milwaukee Brewers are back in action at Miller Park, the only stadium in North America featuring a fan-shaped convertible roof. Sit along the Menomonee River while enjoying one of our most treasured baseball traditions, tailgating. Milwaukee, where entertainment, celebration and fun are popping up like daisies! We’re the perfect cure for a case of spring fever.
Palm Springs Desert Resorts CVA
http://www.palmspringsusa.com
Palm Springs and surrounding cities offer everything from exclusive celebrity hideaways to European resorts, world-famous golf courses to extravagant shopping, outdoor attractions to indoor entertainment. For a true vacation, give in to The Desert! The Palm Springs Desert Resorts Convention and Visitors Authority features travel and vacation information on Palm Springs desert resorts and hotels, golf, shopping, dining, attractions, outdoor tours, casinos, museums, art galleries, wildlife and botanical parks. Find travel information for the communities of Cathedral City, Desert Hot Springs, Indio, Indian Wells, La Quinta, Palm Desert, Palm Springs, Rancho Mirage, and Riverside County.
Do you feel lucky? The Palm Springs Desert Resorts are home to several casinos with first-rate gambling action and satellite wagering. Try your hand at poker, blackjack, slot machines and bingo, then take in big-name entertainment and fine dining at venues and restaurants that rival the world’s best.
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