Tourism

According to the internet publication PureWow, Thibodaux is one of the twelve cutest towns in the country.

One Louisiana Congressman is pushing for a longer Red Snapper season for recreational fisherman.

A great Jeff Davis Parish getaway destination is not going to be a secret much longer.

More people came to visit our state last year than any other year. It was a record setting year for Louisiana Tourism.

A new round of advertisements seeks to bring visitors and their money to our state.

Could a short cut between College and Johnston become one of Lafayette's premiere tourist attractions in the next few years? The idea certainly has its merits.

The Bayou State attracted 27.3 million visitors, which is a 4 percent increase over 2012.

The State of Louisiana is looking to find more green in the colors of Mardi Gras this year. A new tourism campaign to bring visitors and their money to the state during the carnival season is now underway.

They say politics makes for strange bedfellows. In Louisiana we all know that politicians will get into bed with just about anybody, especially if there is a dollar to be made. All cynicism aside I applaud Lt. Governor Jay Dardenne and what his office is doing to help some of Louisiana's best musicians...

Check out the holiday schedule for some of the beautiful attractions in Iberia Parish, and Happy New Year, y'all!

Designate a day and driver and explore the Louisiana Craft Beer industry. The State has just announced a Louisiana Brewery Trail that will tell you where to go for free samples, fine dining and great shopping.

Is Lafayette's Horse Farm Park on the list of proposed sights for an American version of running with the bulls?

Festival International is here and the excitement is reaching its fever pitch. With so many bands from so many parts of the world appearing over the many Festival International stages it can be hard to keep up with everyone. Here is a list of a few bands you won’t want to miss...

We all have our memories of New Orleans, if you don't then  you either spent too much time on Bourbon Street or you just haven't been. I came across this travelogue piece from the 1940's and found the trip back in time to be quite interesting. I h...