Athens CVB Newsletter: March 2017
In this issue... Homewood Suites Groundbreaking, CVB wins GACVB Best Ideas award, student group season, CVB Board Meeting, etc…
Continue ReadingKhyra Walker is the Public Relations Coordinator for the Athens Convention & Visitors Bureau.
Khyra Walker
Public Relations Coordinator
Athens Convention & Visitors Bureau
kwalker@VisitAthensGA.com
706-357-4543
In this issue... Homewood Suites Groundbreaking, CVB wins GACVB Best Ideas award, student group season, CVB Board Meeting, etc…
Continue ReadingPictured above (L to R): CVB Director of Marketing & Communications Hannah Smith, GACVB Executive Director Julie Musselman, and CVB PR Coordinator Khyra Walker Athens, Ga. (March 9, 2017) – The…
Continue ReadingIn this issue... Athens and Augusta staff meet up, highlights from the UGA Economic Outlook luncheon, a new member of Simpleview's user group, Envision Athens involvement, etc…
Continue ReadingATHENS, GA (Jan. 26, 2017) -- Tourism professionals from Athens joined Georgia tourism industry leaders and elected officials for the annual Tourism, Hospitality & Arts Day at the Capitol on Jan. 24…
Continue ReadingIn this issue... Director of Sales brings home an award, Hyatt Place "topping out," CVB hosts movie location scouts, National Geographic Traveler and SportsEvents coverage, etc…
Continue ReadingIn this issue... Annual Meeting and Hospitality Awards, CVB staff on Halloween, Hospitality Newsmakers, Georgia FBLA Leadership Conferencecall for event judges, etc…
Continue ReadingATHENS, Ga. (November 11, 2016) – The Athens Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB), the official destination marketing organization for Athens-Clarke County, has hired the final staff member of the sales…
Continue ReadingATHENS, Georgia (November 9, 2016) -- The holiday season in Athens, Georgia, offers many opportunities for endless celebration. Now is the time to plan your holiday vacation in Georgia. Visitors can…
Continue ReadingATHENS, Ga. (October 20, 2016) - The Athens Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) held its annual meeting Thursday, October 20, highlighted by the release of new economic impact figures for Athens-Clarke County and the presentation of the annual Athens Hospitality Awards. Visitors to Athens-Clarke County spent $281.31 millionin 2015, according to the 2015 Travel Economic Impact on Georgia State, Counties and Regions study prepared for the Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD) by the United States Travel Association (USTA)…
Continue ReadingIn this issue... New Sr. Sales Manager, Athensmade Event, Fire Up the Hydrants, Explore Georgia Instagram takeover, Chuck's 20-year work anniversary, etc…
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