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the etiquette of exchanging business cards China is an emerging travel market identified for its growing wealth and desire to explore the U.S. As the TRCVB works to promote Pierce County as a…
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the etiquette of exchanging business cards China is an emerging travel market identified for its growing wealth and desire to explore the U.S. As the TRCVB works to promote Pierce County as a…
Read Morehaving fun promoting tacoma As a Sales Manager for the TRCVB, meeting planners from around the country frequently ask me about fun events and activities that their conference delegates can attend…
Read Moreglass roots 2011 The TRCVB and participating members wrapped-up its third year of Glass Roots, a county-wide initiative designed to educate meeting planners about Tacoma + Pierce County as a great…
Read Moretourism matters meeting + celebrity awards event is approaching! Invitations are in the mail for the TRCVB's Tourism Matters Meeting + Celebrity Awards on Nov. 17! Join us for an educational and…
Read Moreincentive for visitors to give back The TRCVB has launched a new program as a way to drive more business to Tacoma + Pierce County. Voluntourism is the act of volunteering while you're a visitor. It…
Read Moredesigning 2015 u.s. open logo + winning multiple tv awards Many Tacoma + Pierce County residents and golf lovers are eagerly anticipating the 2015 U.S. Open, which will be held at Chambers Bay Golf…
Read Morearkansas conference generates interest in our county Sept. 26-28 I had the pleasure of attending the Small Market Meetings Conference in Little Rock, Ark. The conference is designed for meeting…
Read Morepuget sound takes advantage of merging markets This year, the Seattle Travel Show is partnering with the Seattle Golf Show. The partnership is a move coming from show exhibitors and planners alike to…
Read MoreTacoma + Pierce County is a destination with a variety of unique dining options. What is the one Tacoma + Pierce County restaurant that you couldn't live without and why…
Read MoreThe Tacoma Pantages Theater, which opened in January 1918 and today is the oldest of the Pantages Theaters still in operation, was designed by Seattle architect B. Marcus Priteca after an ornate…
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