2010 Visitors Guide is Now Online for Pinehurst, Southern Pines and Aberdeen, N.C.

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More than ever, travelers want a positive experience based on their expectations of a destination in consideration for the time and money they invest. The 2010 Destination & Golf Guide is designed to provide many options for visitors.

Southern Pines, NC (Vocus) January 26, 2010

Repeat visitors probably won’t recognize the official visitor guide for the Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen Area of North Carolina for 2010. Why? A new design, a great publishing partner (Pace Communications), and quite frankly a new attitude for the publication to inform visitors and residents about the destination -- The Home of American Golf®.

Visitors have come to expect an unbiased, comprehensive guide from the Convention & Visitors Bureau for all there is to see and do in the NC Sandhills, and that has been delivered for over 20 years. The 2010 guide will add that special emotional connection that motivates and inspires travelers to invest their hard earned money and time in a leisure, business trip, or meeting to Moore County. How will this be accomplished? Through all new photography, graphics, and story telling, visitors will become engaged with the destination on a whole new level. The guide will be a “must read” for visitors already in the market and those that are in the planning stage. Some additional enhancements include:

•     A one year guide, which is more time relevant
•     A new size and vibrant color scheme
•     Reorganized content to make it more manageable to the reader
•     More appealing and compelling editorial copy
•     Superior design for accommodation, golf, attraction, restaurant and event sections and listings.
•     An online version at http://www.homeofgolf.com/visitorguide/ for viewing or downloading

“More than ever, travelers want a positive experience based on their expectations of a destination in consideration for the time and money they invest. The 2010 Destination & Golf Guide is designed to provide many options for visitors. Whether a visitor is looking for a special kind of restaurant, a suggestion for a day trip, spa services, outdoor recreation and of course, golf and lodging, the guide is the perfect resource,” according to Managing Editor, Claire Phillips. “Several residents have already expressed surprise in learning more about what the area has to offer when their friends and family come to visit.” The guide is available at no charge upon request and can be found in local businesses and state visitor centers.

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