Beginning Earth Day, April 22, the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board (LA Tourism) invites travelers to be a part of this green movement with the launch of “Car Free LA,” an eco-friendly initiative designed to showcase the city’s unexpected car-free offerings.
Momentous Occasions Give Visitors Plenty of Reasons to Get Their Culture On, from the Natural History Museum’s Centennial to Walt Disney Concert Hall’s 10th Anniversary to the 90th Birthday of the Hollywood Sign.
The second largest city in the U.S. constantly recreates itself, always adding to its list of exciting attractions. The following is a brief synopsis of upcoming sites to see. (Contact names and numbers are for media use only.)
Los Angeles welcomed a record 41.4 million visitors in 2012, a 2.5 percent increase over the previous record-high
There is always something new in LA. The nation’s second largest city constantly recreates itself, always adding to its list of exciting attractions. The following is a brief synopsis of upcoming sites to see.
New hotels and those undergoing significant renovations or expansions are poised to entice visitors to Los Angeles and its surrounding areas. Los Angeles is also a preferred destination for conventions, conferences and special events because of its year-round mild weather and access to world-class entertainment.
The Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board website, www.discoverLosAngeles.com, is where visitors can discover LA attractions and arrange hotels, airlines and dining throughout the LA area. The site provides an LA events calendar that lists sporting events, concerts and museum exhibits.
This guide puts in the visitors’ hands the tools to experience one of the world’s most remarkable visitor destinations. Sent directly to domestic and international leisure visitors, business travelers and convention delegates preplanning their trip to Los Angeles at strategic locations around Los Angeles, with a presence at local hotels, museums, key attractions and visitor’s centers.
