LINCOLN, NEB., 2012-11-28 — /travelprnews.com/ — Applications for the 2013 Passport program are due by 5 p.m. Friday. Attractions, museums, water parks, galleries, bed and breakfasts, restaurants, wineries, parks and other tourism-related businesses are invited to apply.
The Passport program encourages travelers to visit attractions across the state, collect stamps at participating stops and earn prizes. Being part of the program exposes businesses and attractions to new visitors. In a follow-up survey, 98 percent of 2012 participants said they visited at least one Nebraska attraction they wouldn’t have otherwise visited because it was a Passport stop.
Last year, the 80 stops included in the program were divided into 10 special-interest tours. The number of stops and the tour categories for 2013 will be determined after the applications are submitted.
Before applying, please consider that if selected your attraction/business must:
To be considered as a featured destination in the 2013 Nebraska Passport, please complete the attached application, which you can also find here: http://industry.visitnebraska.org/pdfs/2013PassportApplication.pdf, and email it to Shannon Peterson at shannon.j.peterson@nebraska.gov by 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 30.
Applications also can be faxed to 402-471-3026 or mailed to Nebraska Tourism Commission, Passport Program, 301 Centennial Mall South, 1st Floor, Lincoln, NE 68509-8907.
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FOR INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Shannon Peterson at 800-228-4307, 402-471-3797,
or shannon.j.peterson@nebraska.gov
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