
Nashville For the latest information on Tennessee visit: Nashville CVB Visit Tennessee Tennessee DOT Volunteer Opportunities Destinations and attractions affected by the Tennessee flooding are invited to submit update news releases to editor@grouptour.com. Group Tour Magazine will do its best to get them posted on its website and connect them to its Twitter and Facebook feeds. Stay in Touch Facebook Twitter Contact STS 404.364.9847 sts@southeasttourism.org www.southeasttourism.org May 2010	Southeast Tourism Society has compiled a list of links and messages to keep you up to date on the latest happenings on the Gulf Coast and Nashville. Please keep checking the STS consumer website Escape to the Southeast as well as the STS industry website Southeast Tourism for the latest updates. Gulf Coast Links For the latest information on the Gulf Coast visit: Mississippi Gulf Coast update Louisiana update Florida travel update Pensacola update Panama City Beach update Beaches of South Walton update Mobile Bay update Gulf Shores/Orange Beach New Orleans update SouthCoastUSA Coastal Protection & Restoration Authority of Louisiana Emergency.louisiana.gov U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Deepwater Horizon response Destinations and attractions affected by the Gulf Coast oil spill situation are invited to submit update news releases to editor@grouptour.com. Group Tour Magazine will do its best to get them posted on its website and connect them to its Twitter and Facebook feeds. Oil Leak Cleanup Resource Guide The New Orleans Convention and Visitors Bureau has prepared a resource guide for members of the hospitality industry to addressmcafee descargaweather of usa visitor, customer and media questions about the oil leak cleanup effort in the Gulf of Mexico. It includes talking points about the tourism industry, links to breaking news, official websites (such as the Coast Guard) and important phone numbers for media reference. The message for visitors to New Orleans remains, "Business As Usual." >> Download cleanup resource guide. Louisiana Volunteer Program While we do not know when or where volunteers will be needed to help with the wildlife and habitat cleanup chores, we do know that volunteers should be at the ready. Louisiana Gulf Response is building a database of volunteers prepared to help with this response. Volunteers can fill a variety of needs — wildlife recovery, monitoring and photographing oil movement, providing boats and drivers and more. No specific training or experience is necessary, although you must be at least 18 years old to volunteer. >> Register to volunteer Projected Trajectory View the projected path of the oil spill on these maps. >> Maps
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Nashville

For the latest information on Tennessee visit:

Destinations and attractions affected by the Tennessee flooding are invited to submit update news releases to editor@grouptour.com. Group Tour Magazine will do its best to get them posted on its website and connect them to its Twitter and Facebook feeds.

Stay in Touch

Contact STS

404.364.9847
sts@southeasttourism.org
www.southeasttourism.org

May 2010

Southeast Tourism Society has compiled a list of links and messages to keep you up to date on the latest happenings on the Gulf Coast and Nashville. Please keep checking the STS consumer website Escape to the Southeast as well as the STS industry website Southeast Tourism for the latest updates.

Gulf Coast Links

For the latest information on the Gulf Coast visit:

Destinations and attractions affected by the Gulf Coast oil spill situation are invited to submit update news releases to editor@grouptour.com. Group Tour Magazine will do its best to get them posted on its website and connect them to its Twitter and Facebook feeds.

Oil Leak Cleanup Resource Guide

The New Orleans Convention and Visitors Bureau has prepared a resource guide for members of the hospitality industry to addressmcafee descargaweather of usa visitor, customer and media questions about the oil leak cleanup effort in the Gulf of Mexico. It includes talking points about the tourism industry, links to breaking news, official websites (such as the Coast Guard) and important phone numbers for media reference. The message for visitors to New Orleans remains, "Business As Usual."

>> Download cleanup resource guide.

Louisiana Volunteer Program

While we do not know when or where volunteers will be needed to help with the wildlife and habitat cleanup chores, we do know that volunteers should be at the ready. Louisiana Gulf Response is building a database of volunteers prepared to help with this response.

Volunteers can fill a variety of needs — wildlife recovery, monitoring and photographing oil movement, providing boats and drivers and more. No specific training or experience is necessary, although you must be at least 18 years old to volunteer.

>> Register to volunteer

Projected Trajectory

View the projected path of the oil spill on these maps.

>> Maps

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