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NYC & Company – Travel Trade Newsletter – April 2019

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Brooklyn – Need to know

NYC’s most populous borough is home to art galleries, historic museums and some of the City’s latest and greatest hotels and restaurants. In this webinar we’ll cover everything you need to know about the borough, highlighting the popular neighborhoods of Downtown Brooklyn, Dumbo and Williamsburg.

Annual Sporting Events

Some of the world’s most celebrated athletes compete for glory in perennial NYC events like the US Open Tennis Championships or the TCS New York City Marathon. No matter what time of year they visit, your clients are sure to enjoy the action at these major sporting events.

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NYC & Company – Travel Trade Newsletter – Mar 2019

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What to do in New York this Spring

Spring in New York City is all about new beginnings: the start of baseball season, the budding of hundreds of cherry trees in Brooklyn and the annual orchid show at the Bronx’s New York Botanical Garden. Your clients can also ramble among old-growth trees in Manhattan’s Central Park, visit an outdoor sculpture museum in Queens and see a classical Chinese garden in Staten Island.

The Bronx: Need to know webinar

In this webinar, available in several languages, you’ll discover the quaint maritime village of City Island, the cultural attractions of Fordham and Belmont—including the “real” Little Italy, centered on the restaurants and cafés of Arthur Avenue—and much more.

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Escape the ordinary in Idaho – March 2019

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Escape the ordinary in Idaho

Find Silver Treasures And Biking Adventures At The Center Of The Universe
From the stunning to the serene and everything in between, Idaho’s got your adventure wish list covered.

Thrills, Hills & All The Feels
Idaho is jam-packed with summer activities in stunning settings that will set your pulse racing.

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South Dakota Travel Professionals E-newsletter – March 2019

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South Dakota Scenic Drives

South Dakota’s scenic drives are well worth an extra tank of gas. The wind in your hair, open road ahead, and nothing but breathtaking views out every window — it’s freedom at its finest. Thread a Pigtail Bridge in Custer State Park, follow the Missouri River through the lands of five Native American tribes, or take the back roads to discover true pieces of rural America. There’s only one rule: go where the road takes you.

Badlands Loop State Scenic Byway

Breathtaking rock formations and native grasslands filled with numerous species of plants and animals guarantee you’ll want to pause somewhere along the route to enjoy the view. There are 16 designated scenic overlooks that make for outstanding photo opportunities.

Native American National and State Scenic Byway

Stunning views of the Missouri River, diverse landscapes, and tribal history and culture are showcased on the Native American Scenic Byway, running north and south through central South Dakota. 

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NYC & Company – Travel Trade Newsletter – Feb 2019

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New Stores Your Clients Will Love

New York City is justly famous for its retail scene. The five boroughs are home to an unparalleled selection of stores—including high-end boutiques, luxury flagships, indoor and outdoor markets and small specialty shops. Here’s a look at recent openings around the City.

Harlem Celebrates 100 Years of Arts and Culture

Manhattan’s Harlem neighborhood is known as a hotspot for culture, dining and the arts, and as the center of the 20th-century Harlem Renaissance—an African American–led cultural movement that catapulted innovators like Josephine Baker, Langston Hughes and Bessie Smith to fame while simultaneously furthering social justice.

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NYC & Company – Travel Trade Newsletter – Jan 2019

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LGBTQ Historical Sites

In June NYC will host WorldPride—the first time ever the celebration will be held in the United States. The festivities will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising and a half century of LGBTQ liberation. Here are just a few of the cultural touchstones spread throughout the City’s five boroughs that hold special appeal for the global LGBTQ community and its allies.

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Happy Holidays from NYC & Company – Dec 2018

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Celebrating the Holidays in New York City!

No one celebrates the holiday season like New York. Whether it’s the colorful balloons floating through the City during the Thanksgiving Day Parade, the bright lights of the famous Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree or the incomparable excitement of a million revelers coming together to watch the ball drop during the world’s biggest New Year’s Eve celebration in Times Square, all eyes are on NYC during the most wonderful time of the year.

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South Dakota Travel Professionals E-newsletter – Dec 2018

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SOUTH DAKOTA HISTORY

Show your clients South Dakota’s rich culture and history featured throughout the state.

Dakota Discovery Museum | MITCHELL

The inviting environment features numerous historic artifacts from a time when the way of life came from the land itself. The Dakota Discovery Museum provides entertaining and educational benefits to everyone who walks through the door.

Akta Lakota Museum & Cultural Center | CHAMBERLAIN

The Akta Lakota Museum is more than a traditional museum—it is a living lesson on the Native American way of life. Visitors can enjoy the mini-theater, interactive displays, English-Lakota descriptions, and outdoor Medicine Wheel Garden.

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