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As reported in today's newspaper...
A survey of industry experts in the March edition of 'National
Geographic
Traveler' has Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
as the second top spot in the world to visit.

That's right...second only to the Norwegian fiords.

No mention of the 'Gulf Coast of Florida'.
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http://www.herald.ns.ca/stories/2004...ia225.raw.html
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How come I never see a lot of tourist dollars becing cited for Nova
Scotia?



Where do you look?



Lots of places. Magazines, newspapers. As I like to travel. Bay of
Fundy
is on the short list, and we are looking at Galapago's in January.
Bill

Maybe Nova Scotia doesn't need publicity to attract visitors. The
Adirondacks in NY State is like that. 75% repeat customers, year after year.
Same with Toronto.

Doug Kanter wrote in message
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Maybe Nova Scotia doesn't need publicity to attract visitors. The
Adirondacks in NY State is like that. 75% repeat customers, year after
year.
Same with Toronto.

There's always room for one more tourist dollar.
I believe most of the advertising is focused on the New England area because
of it's closeness.

"Don White" wrote in message
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Doug Kanter wrote in message
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Maybe Nova Scotia doesn't need publicity to attract visitors. The
Adirondacks in NY State is like that. 75% repeat customers, year after
year.
Same with Toronto.

There's always room for one more tourist dollar.
I believe most of the advertising is focused on the New England area
because
of it's closeness.



Not only that, but its proximity too.

Doug Kanter wrote in message
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Not only that, but its proximity too.


We can't use big words like that...it'll confuse our 'Backdoor' friend.
:-).