Tourism

Louisiana is home to at least 14 "capitals of the world" from fish to fried food and everything in between, how many can you name?

Wolf Rock Cave is the only known remaining cave in Louisiana and it's just a short drive away from Lafayette.

Cruises are supposed to be fun and relaxing however, there is one risk no cruise guest should be willing to take unless they've got very deep pockets.

A first-time competitor brings home the top prize in the Louisiana Seafood Cook-Off held last night in Lafayette.

Here are a few of the most interesting castles in Louisiana.

Could restaurants fraudulently selling horrible "Cajun" or "Creole" food to unsuspecting customers be in violation of the Interstate Commerce Clause?

It's like having more than 70 of Acadiana's best crawfish restaurants on speed-dial and you can win a weekend getaway too.

An Alabama tourist took to Facebook to voice his displeasure and sadness with the way things are going in New Orleans these days. In David C. Webb's Facebook post he wrote an open letter to the City of Nola and to Mayor Latoya Cantrell named, "Your City Has Lost Its Way."

There is an urgent need for workers in Louisiana's $20 billion dollar tourism and hospitality industry. Today's virtual job fair hopes to place hundreds of prospective employees.

Tourism officials hope lifting coronavirus restrictions will boost the convention business in New Orleans in 2021.

The story of the civil rights movement in Louisiana comes alive thanks to the Louisiana Civil Rights Trail.

Let's just say if it were to happen, we've already got the itinerary ready.

After a record breaking 53.2 million people visited Louisiana in 2019 the state is scrambling to save the tourism industry.

Organizers of several conferences and meetings have reportedly expressed an interest in moving from New Orleans to the Lafayette area later this year.

New Orleans locals and tourists will welcome back an old friend this weekend with the grand re-opening of the Dixie Brewery.

More and more visitors are coming to see for themselves just what's so special about the place that we call home.

The newly renovated welcome center features interactive displays, hot coffee, and even a place to fish.

Louisiana has something for everyone.

If you love to trip the light fantastic Cajun style, you could possibly be in a new commercial for the Louisiana Office of Tourism.

There were no serious injuries reported but the investigation into a very preventable accident continues.