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SEPTEMBER 2013 NEWS AND NOTES
Tourism in LA has the wind at its back, with record hotel occupancy, a busy convention season and holiday season ahead, and countless exciting developments on the horizon.
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LAX's Tom Bradley International Terminal: Men's Interest
At the new Tom Bradley International Terminal, guys have so many choices of things to do that staying occupied between flights is no longer a problem. Check out some of our top picks.
LATCB AT WORK – SEPTEMBER 2013
Around the world, in town, and on the web, LATCB is working to help grow and support the Los Angeles tourism community and keep the world coming to LA.
LAX's Tom Bradley International Terminal: "Made in L.A."
Even if you're only passing through the airport on a quick layover, there are lots of opportunities to get that L.A. feeling at LAX's new Tom Bradley International Terminal. Check out how you can get some Los Angeles style and sample some amazing local restaurants, all without leaving the airport.
LAX's Tom Bradley International Terminal: Family Travelers
Layovers at the airport can be tough, especially when you're looking for activities the whole family can enjoy. Luckily the new Tom Bradley International Terminal has a ton of great options for everyone.
LAX's Tom Bradley International Terminal: Romantic Travelers
Whether you're on your honeymoon, an exciting getaway with that special someone or just a romantic at heart, these amour-inducing stops at the new terminal are sure to help spice things up or just offer an opportunity to enjoy time together.
WORDS FROM WOODEN - SEPTEMBER 2013
Nothing beats being able to share good news, so I am fortunate to have plenty of good news for tourism in LA to share with you in this month’s newsletter.
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Where the Stars are Always Out in Los Angeles
Read our exclusive guide and find out where the stars are always out in Los Angeles.
LATCB’S MARKET OUTLOOK FORUM BRINGS TOGETHER TOURISM'S LEADING EXPERTS
LATCB President and CEO Ernest Wooden Jr. served as host of the entire event, and laid out the course to get to 50 million visitors to LA by 2020.