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The Alaska Travel Industry Association, a statewide organization promoting travel to Alaska, reported an increase of 13.9 percent in requests for travel information in its FY2011 report.
...select and click signup. For more information, e-mail Bunny at inblk@uaa.alaska.edu or call 260-5629. Tourism council sponsors marketing boot camp The Kenai Peninsula Tourism Marketing Council and Chandler Marketing are hosting a social...
...Transportation Project. For information call the Soldotna chamber at 262-9814, or the Kenai chamber at 283-7989. Tourism council sponsors marketing boot camp The Kenai Peninsula Tourism Marketing Council and Chandler Marketing are hosting a social...
...Lindgren, Kenai Convention and Visitors Bureau board president, and Teresa Nichol with Kenai Peninsula Marketing Tourism Council are meeting this week at the Alaska Media Roadshow pitching story ideas to travel writers. They have appointments...
...Women with Cancer. For more information, call Judene Van Cleave at 776-5551. Shanon Hamrick with Kenai Peninsula Tourism Council will speak Feb. 15. ยท The Soldotna Chamber of Commerce will host Gary Turner with Kenai Peninsula College at noon...
...select and click signup. For more information, e-mail Bunny at inblk@uaa.alaska.edu or call 260-5629. Tourism council sponsors marketing boot camp The Kenai Peninsula Tourism Marketing Council and Chandler Marketing are hosting a social...
...Fisherman's Coalition, Kenai Peninsula Borough, Kenai Peninsula Fisherman's Association, Kenai Peninsula Marketing Tourism Council, Kenai River Professional Guides Association, Kenai River Sportfishing Association, Kenai Watershed Forum, Kenai...
Reference your editorial of Friday, April 1 ('What can we do without?'). Considering the date, was it an April Fool's joke, or were you really serious?
...of unrest." Two indicators of growth in the tourism area are lodging and guided fishing trips. According to the tourism council, 43 percent of people coming to the peninsula stay in hotels or motels and 24 percent stay in bed-and-breakfasts...