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Internet Travel Monitor - Industry News
April 9, 2008
Look for TRIPinfo.com's Resource Atlas & Handbook in Your Mailbox Soon!
NORCROSS, GA – TRIPinfo.com’s newly re-designed Resource Atlas & Handbook was released to 30,000 travel industry professionals this week.
TRIPinfo.com surveyed readers to find how its print product could best serve its loyal readers. Respondents painted a clear picture of what they found most useful: 64% information resources; 72% maps; and 72% state facts and formatted listings. That input guided the redesign of the publication as it became TRIPinfo.com’s Resource Atlas & Handbook.
“We are excited about bringing this redesigned and expanded resource to our travel planning audience as we begin our 16th year of publishing,” states Mark Browning, President of TRIPmedia Group, Inc. “Many readers remember the 1993 launch of TRIPsouth, our quarterly reference planner, and TRIPinfo.com in 1996. So now it is time for this print reference to be new again!”
New features in this Spring edition include:
Resources: Information on the nationwide 511 caller services, leading festivals in a host of categories, a great guide to Presidential Libraries and more.
Atlas: Looking for a complete atlas? Here it is! This issue includes detailed maps for all 50 states, along with a USA map in the center spread. Great for planning trips!
Handbook: Following the maps are state facts and formatted listings. The reference information available for each state on TRIPinfo.com is listed, plus expanded information on selected states is included.
TRIPinfo.com's map library plays an important role in each Handbook. "Travel planners have resoundingly told us that they like our maps and want more," continues Browning.
"Our readers are hands-on travel planners who arrange multiple trips. They use and keep our maps and reference information as travel planning tools. And in our fall issue, as we focus on planning meetings, look for detailed maps on 50 destination markets."
For more information on TRIPinfo.com’s Resource Atlas & Handbook or TRIPinfo.com, please email us or call 770-825-0220.
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reserved. From http://www.tripinfo.com.
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