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Author: Bridget Baeth

With only two days left and counting, the pressure is on to come up with something great for Valentine’s Day, and if you’re reading this, you’re probably not a stranger to procrastination. In the

That's right! There is a film in the works to be based in and filmed in Tacoma! Cast members include Patricia Clarkson (Six Feet Under; The Green Mile), Kid Cudi (HBO?s How to Make It in America) and

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2012-2013 Tacoma + Pierce County Meeting Planner Guide Target the Meetings + Events Market: Get your business into the hands of nationally-qualified meeting planners in both the print and online

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join us for a sneak peek of the new children's museum Check out the new Children's Museum of Tacoma four days before its grand opening! The TRCVB passes along this special invitation to members of the

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secure a spot in destination co-op ad Help us invent a visitor's journey. The TRCVB has secured a full-page ad in the 2012 Washington State Visitor Guide, and we want to include you in it! Reach

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engaging visitors online There?s a pretty good chance you just finished watching an online video before you arrived here. But don't worry, you're not the only one. Watching video online is becoming

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now that's something to tweet about! We are thrilled to welcome Emily Boone to the TRCVB team as our Communications Coordinator. Emily just joined the TRCVB in August and will maintain the TRCVB's

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summer intern brings even more creativity to the team Please join us in welcoming Kortney Scroger, our new intern. Kortney joined the TRCVB in May and will be with our organization during the summer

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trcvb a finalist; members take home title The Tacoma Regional CVB was a finalist for the Business Examiner's 2011 South Sound Top Places to Work award-what an honor! This achievement is a reflection

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tourism professionals discussion on the future of state tourism Washington tourism promotion funding has been minimal despite the industry's history of lobbying efforts for enhanced funding. While a

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