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2006 Official Greater Raleigh Visitors Guide Highlights City Life, Carolina Style;
Call 1-800-849-8499 or 919-834-5900 for Free Copy
Media Contact: Martin Armes, (919) 645-2654; marmes@visitraleigh.com
RALEIGH, N.C. – Planning a getaway to the Greater Raleigh area? The 2006 Official Visitors Guide to Raleigh and Wake County is now available from the Greater Raleigh Convention and Visitors Bureau and is the premier resource for planning your visit. Highlighting the many aspects of the City Life, Carolina Style campaign through vivid editorial, stunning photographs of Downtown Raleigh, surrounding cities and towns and all that there is to do and see in the area, the 2006 Visitors Guide is a must have resource.
The 60-page Visitors Guide is in a user friendly, easy-to-read magazine format and features comprehensive information on local attractions, cultural opportunities, shopping information, sports and recreation options, 124 Greater Raleigh hotel accommodations and Downtown Raleigh's entertainment districts. Also highlighted are 2006 area maps and a dining guide listing more than 300 restaurants by geographic location.
The guide also touts Greater Raleigh's TGIF weekend promotion, offering the lowest guaranteed hotel rate at 25 area hotels, more than $20 in savings and offers including a Sprint Calling Card and a $10 Shopping Card to one of three area shopping destinations. The RaleighNow! cultural entertainment resource and a 2006 calendar of selected events are included, as well as, a listing of frequently called phone numbers including airlines, transportation, medical facilities and chambers of commerce.
The guide is available to all business and leisure travelers through North Carolina Welcome Centers, the Raleigh-Durham International Airport, Capital Area Visitor Information or by calling the GRCVB at (919) 834-5900 or (800) 849-8499 or e-mailing the Bureau at visit@visitraleigh.com.
The Greater Raleigh CVB is a non-profit agency that promotes Raleigh and Wake County to enhance the economic growth and development of Raleigh and Wake County by increasing visitor and convention business.
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