Virginia Beach, Virginia (Part of my Williamsburg Trip)
Posted by Susan in Virginia Beach on Nov 27th, 2010 | 0 commentsYes, All of this was Virginia Beach... I reuploaded this because it wouldn't process when I first made it...
Tags: Virginia, trip, Williamsburg, Beach, partFriday Tourism Forum 10/15/10 Part 5
Posted by Susan in Virginia Tourism on Nov 14th, 2010 | 0 commentsAn overview of the 2011 Virginia Wine Country Half Marathon to be held in Loudoun: DC's Wine Country.
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Posted by Susan in Virginia Tourism on Sep 4th, 2010 | 0 commentsPlays better at: blip.tv Select play episode as Quicktime for best results
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Posted by Susan in Virginia Tourism on Jul 8th, 2010 | 0 commentsBetty Carver - Commissioner of Tourism, West Virginia Department of Commerce, Jeff Lusk - Executive Director, Hatfield-McCoy Regional Recreation Authority Twelve million vacationers from all over the world travel to West Virginia for our pristine parks, whitewater rafting, skiing and major resorts each year. In 2006, these visitors brought in $3.97 billion of tourism revenue. Thousands of jobs and small businesses are sustained by tourism, and West Virginia has added a whole new vacation theme to the portfolio. The Hatfield-McCoy Trail system spans nine counties with over 500 trail miles offering varying degrees of difficulty. New businesses are spouting up all along West Virginias southwest with hotels, outfitters and restaurants revitalizing some of our most remote communities.
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Posted by Susan in Virginia Tourism on Jul 4th, 2010 | 0 commentsBetty Carver - Commissioner of Tourism, West Virginia Department of Commerce, Jeff Lusk - Executive Director, Hatfield-McCoy Regional Recreation Authority Twelve million vacationers from all over the world travel to West Virginia for our pristine parks, whitewater rafting, skiing and major resorts each year. In 2006, these visitors brought in $3.97 billion of tourism revenue. Thousands of jobs and small businesses are sustained by tourism, and West Virginia has added a whole new vacation theme to the portfolio. The Hatfield-McCoy Trail system spans nine counties with over 500 trail miles offering varying degrees of difficulty. New businesses are spouting up all along West Virginias southwest with hotels, outfitters and restaurants revitalizing some of our most remote communities.
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