2016 - Page 70 of 77 - Reunions Magazine

CVBs to the rescue by Jacky Runice

It's your turn to wear the hat of "reunion organizer." Think about this way: at least you can cover the hole in your head for...

Reunions on the Road – Big Easy Reunion

Planning a New Orleans reunion, but tiring of Bourbon Street and Mardi Gras? Big Easy for Families lists plenty of fun options in this historic...

CVBs perform!

Contact the CVB if they're dat a distant destination or get acquainted with the CVB in your hometown and introduce your reunion. You'll be pleasantly...

Convention & Visitors Bureaus

Convention and Visitors Bureaus (CVB) are one of many resources available to your reunion. Think of them as representing your reunion destination. Working with a...

Great reunion places

If you're planning a reunion in the Atlanta area, contact DeKalb (GA) Convention & Visitor's Bureau (DCVB), for professional advice and support. Patrick A. Duncan,...

Convention and Visitors Bureau makes a difference for the Burney family

Wade Knight, Reunion Chairperson, Burney Family Reunion 2000, approached the Junction City, Geary County, Kansas, Convention and Visitors Bureau to begin his reunion planning. The...

Hot tip!

The Greater Hartford, Connecticut, Tourism Bureau and CVB have a new Visitors Guide, an essential ingredient if your reunion is anywhere in their area. The...

Great new reunion planning tool

Philadelphia Mayor John F. Street and the Philadelphia Multicultural Affairs Congress (MAC), a division of the Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau (PCVB), have launched the...

Be a fan of FAMS by Jacky Runice

Why should journalists and travel agents get all the perks of familiarization (FAM) tours and trips? After all, reunion organizers may bring hundreds of tourists...

Convention and Visitors Bureaus have much to offer by Megan Moyer

As you plan your next reunion, whether it’s in your city or elsewhere, take advantage of the local convention and visitors bureau (CVB). Sometimes known...