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Animal Rights' Group Urges Alaska Tourism Boycott ABC News AP An animal rights' group is calling for a tourism boycott of Alaska over a recent decision to remove buffer zones for wolf trapping near Denali National ... |
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Annapolis tourism bureau wooing D.C. cherry blossom visitors Bizjournals.com Annapolis' tourism bureau is gearing up for the start of spring with an online marketing campaign dubbed “Annapolis in Pink.” The marketing push will ... |
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 9&10 News | South African tourism minister nominated for top UN climate job The Guardian Photograph: Remigiusz Sikora/AFP/Getty Images The South African president's office today announced the nomination of its tourism minister for the United ... Tourism chief in line for UN job? Van Schalkwyk up for UN position Van Schalkwyk nominated to succeed De Boer as UN climate chief |
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Tourism board reviews use of tax revenues Watauga Democrat After cutting its contract with the Boone Area Chamber of Commerce, the Boone Tourism Development Authority (TDA) is taking a comprehensive look at how it ... |
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Despite tourism decline, New Hanover visitors spent $422 million in 2008 StarNewsOnline.com Tourism revenue has held up better in New Hanover County than retail sales in general, but they have both declined in the hobbled economy, ... |
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 3News | Travellers will foot bill for US tourism campaign 3News Kiwis travelling to the US are set to be hit with a new $12 fee to fund a tourism campaign promoting travel to America. The feel will also apply to visitors ... HTA hails Travel Promotion Act NTA Encourages Support for Regional Travel Investment Travel Promotion Act Signed Into Law: Will It Help or Hurt International Travel? |
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Maurer Questions Council's Shift in Tourism Attraction Methods Prescott eNews Prescott Chamber of Commerce CEO Dave Maurer is publicly questioning Prescott Council's movement toward in-house tourism promotion. ... |
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Gnadenhutten massacre: nearly 100 Native American converts to Christianity were murdered by militiamen during the American Revolution in revenge for raids carried out by other Native Americans (1782)
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