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efforts, and guides were available at kiosks and at major county tourism events.

During 2010, participation in the Visitors Guide should be more useful than ever for local tourism-related businesses and organizations. Currently underway are discussions leading to the establishment of a countywide Visitors Center where, when once established, the guide will be prominently used with the traveling public. Also, the possibility of new information kiosks being built is being discussed where the guide will be made available. Use of the guide goes hand-in-hand with other facets of the county’s integrated tourism marketing program.

For more information on listing and/or advertising in Rappahannock County’s 2010 Visitors Guide, contact Jim Offutt, Rappahannock Business Alliance, at RBA@rappcova.com or call 540-987-8010.

Laura Overstreet is the tourism consultant for Rappahannock County.

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