Industry news in the Southeast

50 Years Ago, Apollo 11 Took Us To The Moon


See how Florida's Space Coast is celebrating the anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing with events that will be sure to draw in tourists from near and far.

Arkansas Cooks Up Some Heat at the Atlanta Food & Wine Festival
Since 2010, the Atlanta Food & Wine Festival has been held annually to showcase the South's culinary scene. At this event, states that may be lesser known for their food scene are given the opportunity to show off their culinary chops.

This article explores the Atlanta Food & Wine Festival from the point of view of state of Arkansas. Although this state may be best known for its natural beauty, Arkansas has taken advantage of the platform presented by this event to demonstrate its potential as an upcoming culinary destination.

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Airbnb's Impact in Rural North Carolina
More and more travelers are looking to get off the grid for their next vacation and choosing to book Airbnbs in rural communities as opposed to big cities. This trend has had a significant, measurable economic impact in the state of North Carolina, and is good news for rural homeowners looking to earn a supplemental income.

Why Brambell, West Virginia is the Hotspot for ATV Tourism
This past Independence Day, ATV enthusiasts rolled into the small town of Brambell looking forward to an action-packed weekend. The expansive riding trails coupled with the surrounding ATV resorts make this town the perfect destination for tourists who prefer a little adventure on their time off.

Farming Is Cool Again
Georgia's Agritourism Industry is booming thanks to the health-conscious trend of today's consumers and smart moves made by the state's Agriculture Commissioner, Gary Black.

Plans to Build Multimillion-Dollar Dock in South Louisiana
As baby boomers retire, various industries are projected to grow, one of these being river cruise tourism. Vacherie, Louisiana hopes to meet the needs of this growing industry through the creation of a new dock that would allow cruise passengers access to plantations, food, and shopping while expanding the local economy.

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