Tourism

Knowing what you know about Louisiana, would this video make you want to visit?

A surprise LSU home football game brings more than fans to the state's capitol city.

The Tabasco Company is inviting visitors to come take a tour, experience the new museum and enjoy their new restaurant.

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.

The magazine says Lafayette is a perfect place to enjoy food, music, culture and more!

National Tourism Week kicks off on May 2nd and will last till May 10th. And Iberia Parish will welcome Lieutenant Governor Jay Dardenne to Shadows-on-the-Teche on New Iberia's Historic Main Street on Monday, May 4th as Louisiana celebrates the week as well.

Information gathered at the meeting will be used to compile a report to guide the tourism industry.

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

The new billboard funded by MoveOn members is on Interstate 10, outside of Baton Rouge.

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

Thousands are pouring into New Orleans to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday and the 40th annual Bayou Classic football game between Grambling State University and Southern University.

Tourism officials and business leaders gathered in Baton Rouge this week to get an update from the Lt. Governor's Office of Cultural Recreation and Tourism on the status of tourism in the State of Louisiana, according to Chef Pat Mould.

The U.S. finished 106th out of the 140 countries ranked.

A new street car line is being built in New Orleans for the upcoming Superbowl.

Dardenne said the budget cuts were hard to understand and certainly difficult to explain.

Kim Neustrom with Festival joined Ken Romero of The Morning Report today to talk about the many musical acts that will be peforming through the end of this week in downtown Lafayette.

Today and tomorrow the state's Lt. Governor is taking a bite out of the Big AppleJay Dardenne is doing media interviews and tourism meetings trying to drum up travel to our state. He will also be taking part in a reception highligting Louisiana's food...

The Houston Chronicle has run a story on the "boudin trails" of Louisiana.  Gerald Breaux joined The Morning Report to talk about it.

The New Orleans Tourism and Marketing Corp. opted last week to terminate merger plans with the New Orleans Metropolitan Convention & Visitors Bureau. The Times-Picayune reported that move came after months of discussion between the two groups failed to get an agreement on how to structure the new organization.