Official state guidebook helps visitors navigate their way through the state of New Mexico
By Deanna Ting / travelagewest.com
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| www.newmexico.org |
The 180-page 2011 New Mexico Vacation Guide is now available, free of charge, at visitor destinations located throughout the state of New Mexico.
“This official state guide takes a long look at this nation’s most enchanting destinations,” said Michael Cerletti, secretary of the New Mexico Tourism Department. “This guide is designed with the reader in mind, providing detailed information targeting not only our visitors — be they here for business or pleasure — but also residents and potential residents.”
The 2011 New Mexico Vacation Guide is produced by New Mexico Magazine, a division of the Tourism Department.
“This useful tool is distributed far and wide though our fulfillment center, visitor information centers, mobile visitor centers, industry partners and by department staff at media and trade shows around the world; and on our website, NewMexico.org,” Cerletti added. “It is a major marketing tool for us that is both well done and well received.”
The tourism department’s nine Visitor Information Centers welcomed more than 1.2 million visitors to New Mexico in 2010, the most in the nearly 30-year history of its Visitor Information Center program. The 2011 guide is currently being made available at the Department’s nine Visitor Information Centers and at chambers of commerce and convention and visitors bureaus statewide.
“This official state guide takes a long look at this nation’s most enchanting destinations,” said Michael Cerletti, secretary of the New Mexico Tourism Department. “This guide is designed with the reader in mind, providing detailed information targeting not only our visitors — be they here for business or pleasure — but also residents and potential residents.”
The 2011 New Mexico Vacation Guide is produced by New Mexico Magazine, a division of the Tourism Department.
“This useful tool is distributed far and wide though our fulfillment center, visitor information centers, mobile visitor centers, industry partners and by department staff at media and trade shows around the world; and on our website, NewMexico.org,” Cerletti added. “It is a major marketing tool for us that is both well done and well received.”
The tourism department’s nine Visitor Information Centers welcomed more than 1.2 million visitors to New Mexico in 2010, the most in the nearly 30-year history of its Visitor Information Center program. The 2011 guide is currently being made available at the Department’s nine Visitor Information Centers and at chambers of commerce and convention and visitors bureaus statewide.
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