All 50 States Tourism and Visitors Bureaus’ Websites and Contact Info

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Visitor bureaus are organizations that serve as the primary contact for visitors to their city, town or region.

They create guides and maps about attractions in the area. They also offer suggestions on where to go and what to do. They typically have a website where they list all the attractions, museums and restaurants in their area.

If you’re looking for information on the best places to visit, or if attractions are closed because of weather or other events, find a local visitor’s bureau. They will have up-to-date information about what is happening in your area and they can be a great resource to find ideas of things to do or places to see.

Most of these bureaus do not provide lodging, sell tickets or lead tours, but some might. It’s worth asking about.

I wanted to create a list of all 50 states’ tourism and visitors bureaus’ websites and contact info, so I could have a quick reference guide on hand for myself and for you.

Using these resources along with some of the best travel tips will ensure your next trip is everything you want it to be.

First, did you know that the United States of America has a tourism site? Yep.

United States of America

VisitTheUSA.com

VisitTheUSA.com shares some highlights and guides you to the right sites for each of the 50 states and the US territories, including the Northern Mariana Islands, American Samoa, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Guam.

There are also great write-ups and pictures and links to more than 340 U.S. cities and 60 national parks! It is a great site with a trip planner that gives you the ability to specify the amount of time you have, your interests, and your destinations.

Their YouTube channel is gold and worth checking out for sure!

They also cover other great information for those traveling to the United States as well. Topics like visa & entry, attractions, tours, travel alerts, and health and safety information.

Here is their Contact Us page.

We could say more, but let’s get on to all 50 states’ tourism offices and visitor’s bureaus’ websites with their contact info.

Alabama

Alabama.travel – General tourism and travel site

Tourism.alabama.gov – Additional travel news, updates and resources

Alabama Vacation Guide

1-800-ALABAMA

These sites are the official tourism sites for the State of Alabama, working to increase visitor numbers to promote economic prosperity in all areas where visitors choose to spend their money. This department has it all: marketing programs including extensive advertising campaigns, public relations efforts, destination marketing, and the development of travel-related websites. These promote Alabama’s natural beauty, history, culture, shopping opportunities, and events.

The Department also operates a visitor center in Birmingham where visitors can learn more about what our great state has to offer.

Alabama Tourism Division provides incentives for tourism industry partners who market or expand business in Alabama that provide

Here is their contact us page.

Alaska

TravelAlaska.com

Alaska Vacation Guide

1-888-256-6784

Alaska is a state rich in culture, natural beauty, wildlife opportunities! It’s a place have always wanted to go!

Travelalaska.com is a great place to start your planning for your trip to Alaska – whether you’re coming from across the US or Canada

The Alaska Division of Tourism and Marketing offers a variety of services to help with your planning, including:

– Websites with information about Alaska’s tourism attractions and services

– A free, online travel planner to help you build your own itinerary

– A website directory that lists websites of over 400 companies in the state that offer visitor-related products or services.

They also provide a list of local chambers for statewide and regional organizations.

Here is their contact us page.

Arizona

VisitArizona.com

Official State Travel Guide

1-866-275-5816

The Arizona visitors guide is your complete source for everything to do in the Grand Canyon State.

You’ll find information on attractions and activities, lodging options, and visitor services. These include RV parks, campgrounds, and restaurants. The guide contains useful travel resources from info about sports teams to local weather forecasts so that you can plan ahead! You will also find a wealth of information on Arizona’s arts and culture scene.

Arizona is home to many state parks, monuments, and recreational areas that offer camping sites, hiking trails, fishing spots, and more.

Arizona is home to some of the most stunning vistas in America. From towering mountains, rugged deserts, or lush forests, you’ll find an adventure that will exceed your expectations! The state has a diverse population with visitors coming from all over the world. Arizona’s friendly communities offer cultural events year-round for all ages.

Here is the Arizona Office of Tourism staff directory and contact information.

Arkansas

Arkansas.com

Free Travel Guides

1-800-NATURAL

The Arkansas Dept of Parks and Tourism is the state agency responsible for promoting travel to Arkansas and overseeing its public parks.

Arkansas State Parks manages state parks and promotes the state of Arkansas as a destination, welcoming travelers from around the country. Tourism in Arkansas has led to economic growth and fosters an improvement in tourism’s image of the state by attracting visitors.

The Arkansas State Parks and Travel Association is a nonprofit statewide organization that promotes tourism in Arkansas by enhancing the state’s economy by providing a variety of recreation destinations. They provide an opportunity for visitors to enjoy the natural, historical, and cultural assets of the great state.

Here is their contact us page.

California

VisitCalifornia.com

Official State Visitor’s Guide

1-800-GOCALIF

The California state tourism office provides a wealth of information for travelers. The office provides an Official State Visitor’s Guide that includes travel ideas, maps, and tips on where to stay, shop or dine while in the state.

California is a great place to visit and lots of things to do for travelers of all kinds.

In addition to hiking trails and scenic overlooks, visitors will find museums that explore natural history or geology as well as art galleries. There are loads of concerts, sports events, and other cultural happenings in California all year round.

There are four mild seasons (though it can get hot). The state is known for its world-famous beaches, deserts to the east of Los Angeles, and mountains to the north. San Francisco has a lot of interesting activities – from Golden Gate Bridge tours or Alcatraz.

We could create a huge list of things to do in Cali, but we will leave that to their site.

You can contact them here.

Colorado

Colorado.com

Colorado Vacation Guide

1-800-COLORADO

The Colorado state tourism office publishes a Colorado Vacation Guide that includes information on the state’s major attractions, maps, and travel suggestions.

There are so many great things to do in Colorado. Whether you’re looking for outdoor adventures or just want to explore Colorado’s vibrant arts and culture scene, we have something for everyone!

Visit the many historic towns in the Rocky Mountains west of Denver

Experience world-class skiing, snowboarding, and other winter sports at Winter Park Resort

Go fly fishing near Durango or get out and explore the Grand Mesa!

Or, go rafting on Colorado’s rivers and streams, or take a scenic train ride through the Rocky Mountains!

Drive over historic Glenwood Canyon in an original cable car from 1880. You’ll see spectacular views of red-rock canyons as you pass by natural waterfalls.

There are lots of additional great ideas on their site.

The office also provides detailed information on where to stay, eat or play while in Colorado. You can contact them here.

Connecticut

CTVisit.com
Official Connecticut Vacation Guide
1-800-CTVISIT

There are so many great things on their website ctvisit.com, so many!

Connecticut Bound is the state tourism office and their website provides information about attractions, accommodations, restaurants, shopping, events, and lots of ideas for things to do in Connecticut as well!

Connecticut has so much to offer visitors. It has beautiful scenery, great food, and entertainment.

If you are thinking about visiting the Nutmeg State this year, start your research by following CTVisit on Facebook or Twitter (@CT_Visit) today.

You can contact them here.

Delaware

VisitDelaware.com
Delaware Travel Guide
1-866-2-VisitDE

VisitDelaware.com has all the information you need about attractions, accommodations, restaurants, and shopping. It is an incredible resource for anyone wanting to find something to do in the state, whether they are from in-state or out.

If you need to reach out to someone specifically or request specific information, here is their contact us page.

Florida

VisitFlorida.com

Florida Travel Guides

(888) 735-2872

VisitFlorida.com has all the information you need about attractions, accommodations, restaurants, and shopping from Florida’s Panhandle to South Florida! They have something for everyone on their website with links galore for a memorable getaway or family vacation in FL.

Florida is well known for its white sandy beaches, warm weather, and world-renowned amusement parks!

Visit Florida’s website for attraction information at Walt Disney World Resort near Orlando or Universal Studios in Hollywood. You can easily explore what you can do at LEGOLAND Florida Resort and SeaWorld Orlando with kids of all ages! VisitFlorida.com also has

Contact them here.

Georgia

ExploreGeorgia.org

Georgia Travel Guides

1-800-VisitGA

ExploreGeorgia.org is your one-stop shop for Georgia travel and tourism.

The state of Georgia is known for a lot of things. It’s known as the Peach State because they grow a lot of peaches down there!

Georgia can also be called the Empire of Cotton. That’s not all though. The state has beautiful beaches on both coasts and mountains in between.

It has something for everyone looking to plan a vacation in the Peach State.

They’ve got everything from the hottest events, attractions to historic happenings in this Southern state.

ExploreGeorgia.org has something for everyone when it comes to planning a vacation or getaway with their website content that can be tailored towards families or couples looking to explore all of Atlanta.

Their contact information is on the bottom of each page of ExploreGeorgia.org.

Hawaii

GoHawaii.com
Official Visitor’s Guide
1-800-GOHAWAII

GoHawaii.com is the official visitor information site for Hawaii and has something for everyone looking to plan a vacation in this beautiful, tropical state!

They have great deals on hotels, resorts, or condos as well as tours of where you can explore volcanoes or hike through lush rainforests. They’ve got all the information you need to plan a trip for your next vacation in Hawaii!

The Hawaii Tourism Authority, a state agency that promotes tourism in the Aloha State by providing marketing and planning services for the visitor industry, provides travel tips as well as tons of photos throughout their website to show off all that these beautiful islands have to offer!

You can contact them here.

Idaho

VisitID.org
Idaho Travel Guides

1-800-VISITID

VisitID.org is the official state website for Idaho. It’s the one place to find all you need about travel and tourism in the great state!

Idaho is the 41st largest state in the US, but it’s home to some of America’s most spectacular scenery. From rocky mountains and rolling hills to deep canyons and lush forests. This ruggedly scenic western locale has a little bit of everything!

Visit Idaho provides visitors with all that they need to know for a great Idaho vacation. From travel and tourism information to camping and recreation opportunities, VisitIdaho’s goal is not only to promote the state as a destination but also to provide valuable resources for visitors before they arrive!

To contact them, you can fill out this request form here.

Illinois

EnjoyIllinois.com
Tourism Guides and Brochures
1-800-2CONNECT

The state tourism site Enjoyillinois.com is a tremendous resource for all visitors to Illinois. The website features visitor guides and brochures that will help you plan your visit, as well as important information about the history of the state!

The site also has a travel planner and visitor information center to help you plan your trip. Visitors can find links for attractions, lodging, transportation, dining options in Illinois on this page as well.

The state tourism site offers a visitor guide that provides helpful tips like an easy-to-read map with all major attractions in Chicago

To get in touch with them, click here.

Indiana

VisitIndiana.com

Travel Publications

1-888-EnjoyIN

The state tourism site Visitindiana.com is a great site and has some great resources and travel publications available, as well as a program called “Explore Our State Nature Passport.”

Explore Our State Nature Passport – Indiana offers a rewards program for travelers that enjoy nature. A visitor can get their passport stamped at any of the 40+ state parks, forests, or reservoir districts in order to earn points and win prizes! Some popular sites are The Monon Trail (Indianapolis), Fort Harrison State Park (Indianapolis), and the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore (Indiana).

It’s a pretty great idea. If you live there or will be there for a while, it is worth checking it out.

Here is a link to their Contact Us page.

Iowa

TravelIowa.com

Travel Ideas by Region

1-888-472-6035

TravelIowa.com is a website with extensive tourism information and a comprehensive directory of Iowa’s attractions, outdoor activities, events, lodging. There are some great ideas on it.

Iowa Tourism Office runs it and they have a Contact Us page.

The Travel Iowa website is updated regularly with new information as it becomes available, including new attractions and events; local news stories of interest to travelers; upcoming travel articles in newspapers, magazines, or on websites such as USA Today Online.

Kansas

TravelKS.org
Kansas Travel Guide
1-800-2KANSAS

TravelKS.org is a comprehensive site that provides information about all the state’s attractions, activities, and events as you might expect.

They have a number of articles and stories to inspire or help you plan your next trip, like the following.

Kansas Stars: Our State’s Contributions To Space Science
Top Ten Things To Do At The Big Kansas Road Trip

They have a contact form here as well.

Kentucky

KYTourism.com
Free Kentucky Publications
1-800-225-8747

KYTourism.com is Kentucky’s showcase for the state’s tourism office. It features all kinds of fun things to do and see in Kentucky.

Did you know Kentucky has over 15,000 miles of trout fishing streams?

The site features information on the state’s top destinations and events.

You can even find out about lodging deals in Kentucky! The site also has a contact form for those who need additional help or have any questions.

Here is the link to contact them.

Louisiana

Louisiana Travel
Louisiana Tour Guide
1-800-473-7829

The LouisianaTravel.com site has all kinds of cool things I want to try when I make it down there… For those that live there or are longer-term visitors they can become a part of the “Bayou Krewe!”

Members of the Bayou Krewe share their experiences and stories by taking pics of whatever they are doing in Louisiana and using the hashtag #OnlyLouisiana when they post them. Those photos earn benefits from Louisiana-based companies monthly. Pretty cool.

You can check those out on your favorite social media channels by checking out that hashtag.

They have a Contact Us page here as well.

Maine

VisitMaine.com
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MaineTourism.com

Maine Travel Guide

1-888-624-6345

The Maine Office of Tourism runs VisitMaine.com. It’s loaded with info about Maine and has plenty of free apps to download.

The Maine Travel Guide is a handy app with all the info you need for your visit, including maps, beaches, museums, and restaurants. The website also has plenty of great deals on hotels across the state.

One fun fact about Maine is that it is the only state in the Union without a city over 70,000 people as of 2019. And it only has one city over 40,000, Portland, Maine with 66,000. All the rest are smaller than 36,000 in population.

The Maine Office of Tourism can be reached Monday to Friday at 1-888-624-6345 or 1-877-624-6331.

You can also find them on Facebook and Twitter and Instagram (@visitmaine), along with Instagram (@mainetourism)

Hit up their Contact Us page here.

Maryland

VisitMaryland.org
Maryland Guide Book
1-800-MDisFun

Maryland’s Office of Tourism Development has put together a fantastic resource for anyone looking for something to do in Maryland!

You’ll find plenty of useful and inspiring things on it. Do you prefer to visit the bay by day or enjoy active pursuits such as hiking, biking, and rollercoaster rides?

Whatever you’re looking for, they have plenty of ideas and resources to help.

Contact info for them here.

Did you know Maryland is the birthplace of Thurgood Marshall, a Supreme Court Justice and pioneer of civil rights in America?

Massachusetts

VisitMA.com
Digital Guides
1-800-227-MASS

The Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism has a fantastic resource on its hands over at VisitMA.com. Loads to do and helpful ways to plan your visit.

Massachusetts is a great place to take the family on vacation with loads of kid-friendly attractions like amusement parks, zoos, and aquariums. If you’re looking for something more grown-up, there are some lovely wineries too!

If you’re planning your next trip don’t forget that Massachusetts has plenty to offer cyclists as well, with over 90 miles of car-free bike paths.

If you want to contact their office of travel & tourism, go here.

Michigan

Michigan.org
Michigan Guide Book
1-888-784-7328

Whether you’re a city explorer, outdoor enthusiast, foodie, or thrill-seeker; traveling with your family or making memories with friends this site is a real treasure.

There are even webcams to help you whether you are planning an actual trip or just dreaming and poking around on the internet.

Michigan has so much to do though. From rural byways to cross-country trails, from forgotten sand roads to popular thoroughfares, all paths lead us outside and remind us that life is better in nature. And there is a lot of nature in Michigan.

Here is their Contact Us page, should you need it.

Minnesota

ExploreMinnesota.com
Minnesota Travel Guide
1-800-657-3700

Explore Minnesota Tourism has put together a great site. They have all the best spots to visit no matter your interest and tips on how to make the most of your time in a specific city there. They even have local experts who can answer your questions, offer advice, or plan the perfect Minnesota trip for you on the phone ready to talk to you, for free!

There is so much to do in Minnesota! From the Mall of America to The Boundry Waters Canoe Area, there is a diverse range of destinations to suit every interest.

The Mall of America has it all: amusement park rides and games in Nickelodeon Universe; Lego Land with more than 40 interactive attractions for the whole family; American Girl Place where little girls can have their very own makeover at the hair salon or tea party; and much, much more.

The Boundary Waters Canoe Area is the perfect place for a weekend getaway from city life as it offers serene lakeside views, untouched national forest land with hiking trails to explore, and endless canoeing opportunities on tranquil waterways that wind through dense forests and alongside breathtaking waterfalls.

And there is so much in between! These are just a couple of ideas to get you started!

So many contact options right here for the Minnesota Tourism office.

Mississippi

VisitMississippi.org

Mississippi Travel Guide

1-866-SeeMiss

VisitMississippi.org has a host of different resources where you can get ideas for hotels, B&Bs.

The website also provides information about various points of interest, including museums, civil rights and civil war sites, and blues and country music destinations.

Mississippi’s Division of Tourism is dedicated to ensuring that Mississippi remains the best place in America for people to visit, work and live. The division works with tourism partners across the state as well as local communities, businesses, and civic organizations all year long on a range of marketing initiatives designed to promote our fabulous destinations.

There are loads of outdoor activities, such as camping, cycling, fishing, hunting, and hiking; and shopping, gaming, and family-friendly attractions on the site as well.

Visit Mississippi offers travelers advice on what to see and do when visiting the state.

The Mississippi Tourism Division’s goal is to introduce visitors to the state and give them ideas for things they can enjoy during their vacation. They promote local attractions like events or accommodations with budgets that fit anyone’s taste.

If you need to contact them, here is their contact info.

Missouri

VisitMO.com
Missouri Travel Guide
1-800-810-5500

VisitMO.com is run by the Missouri Division of Tourism and is full of information for Missouri visitors, including travel articles, reports on the state’s events calendar, day trips, attractions in each region of the state.

It also provides information about accommodations from remote camping to luxury hotels; restaurants ranging from barbecue joints to elegant dining rooms with a view; and points of interest such as museums or art galleries.

You can contact the Missouri Division of Tourism by mail, phone or email here.

Montana

VisitMT.com
Montana Guidebook
1-800-VisitMT

If you love the great outdoors, you have to spend some time in Montana. And before you get there, check out VisitMT.com

The site offers information on Montana including our national parks, waterfalls, fishing spots, and more!

They have all the tools you need to plan your next vacation in one of America’s best-kept secrets. Whether it’s a quick getaway or an extended stay with family, we can offer plenty of suggestions for an unforgettable visit.

Montana is the perfect place to enjoy yourself on a budget too, with endless opportunities for outdoor recreation and sightseeing that are free of charge!

So if you’re looking for an affordable vacation destination where your family can get out and explore nature while still enjoying plenty of creature comforts, Montana’s got it all.

Contact the Montana Office of Tourism here.

Nebraska

VisitNebraska.org
Order Travel Guide
1-877-NEBRASKA

Did you know that in the spring, up to 600,000 sandhill cranes migrate through Nebraska on their way south? You can view nature’s spectacular migration during a sanctuary tour or viewing area. Just check out VisitNebraska.com to learn more about the best places to see them and so many other things!

The Nebraska Division of Travel and Tourism has put the site together to be a guide, idea generator, and planning tool for your next trip.

They even have interactive maps and links to state-wide information that highlight the best of Nebraska.

Contact them here for more specific questions or requests.

Nevada

TravelNevada.com
Travel Guide & Brochures
1-800-NEVADA-8

Fun Fact: I’ll bet you didn’t know that Nevada is home to more than 600 ghost towns! True story.

Nevada Commission on Tourism:

The Nevada Commission on Tourism strives to promote and market tourism in order to increase economic development. They have brochures, travel guides, and a website that provide information for tourists interested in visiting or planning trips within their state.

Other Nevada Resources:

Nevada Division of Tourism
The Division of Tourism operates within the Department of Tourism and Cultural Affairs to help achieve the Governor’s goal of a vibrant and sustainable economy.

In addition to managing state campaigns, the Division provides communities with resources and training that will help diversify regional economies. Here is their staff directory.

Nevada Commission on Tourism
The Commission on Tourism’s purpose is to foster public awareness of the benefits tourism can offer to Nevada’s economy and provide a unified voice for promoting travel to the state.

New Hampshire

Visit New Hampshire

Visitor’s Guides
1-800-FUN-IN-NH

Did you know New Hampshire has over 400 covered bridges?! Rather quaint, no? Don’t worry, we didn’t know that either till we started gathering info for this page.

VisitNH.gov is the official site of the State of NH Division of Travel and Tourism Development, a division within NH’s Department of Business & Economic Affairs (DBEA). The website provides visitors with information on all that our state offers from attractions to events to accommodations. You can also find all kinds of great ideas for your travel to the Granite State.

Their contact information can be found here.

New Jersey

VisitNJ.org
New Jersey Guide Book
1-800-VisitNJ

New Jersey is the most densely populated state in America, with more than 90% of its citizens living in urban neighborhoods.

Also, one of Thomas Edison’s labs was in the state as well.

VisitNJ.org is run by the tourism board of New Jersey. The site features all kinds of information about all that is to be found in NJ, as well as a guidebook for visitors and links to attractions like Six Flags Great Adventure or Liberty State Park. Visitors can find lots of great info information on their FAQ page here.

You can also reach out to nearly everyone imaginable that works for the state of New Jersey via this page as well.

New Mexico

NewMexico.org
Request a Vacation Guide
1-800-733-6396, ext 0643

NewMexico.org is amazing for visitors to the state. The site features many different guides for everything from family fun and kid-friendly attractions, great places to stay, and the best restaurants in NM. There is also a handy map of all the State Parks across NM with lots of useful information on each one (including directions).

It doesn’t take long watching the intro video when you hit the site to be really excited about planning your itinerary while you are there.

Here is their Contact Us page.

New York

ILoveNY.com
New York Travel Guides
1-800-CallNYS

The state of New York’s office of tourism is called “Love New York” and it offers a number of different travel guides. There are four individual guidebooks tailored to various interests, including kids, foodies, history buffs, LGBTQ, and more.

You can download their travel guides here.

The website also features an interactive map that lets you select from destinations across the state with all sorts of details about each one.

What is there not to love about the state of New York? If you love the city, there are plenty of those and so many famous things to do like Central Park and the Statue of Liberty.

Or if you prefer something more rustic, there are plenty of state parks to choose from or even some great wine country nearby!

There’s so much that New York has to offer its travelers. It’s such an iconic place with all different sorts of things going on in it at one time. You won’t be bored!

And you can always get a little of both the country and the city on your trip to New York!

And with all the information on their website, you are sure to find some great ideas and have an amazing trip!

Their contact information is at the bottom of every page.

North Carolina

VisitNC.com

Travel Guide and Brochures
1-800-VisitNC

North Carolina is a state full of history and charm. The state’s office of tourism is called “Visit North Carolina”. VisitNC.com offers a number of brochures for visitors to enjoy while they plan their trip.

The website also features an interactive map that lets you search by region, city, or attraction with all sorts of details about each one.

Their contact information is right here.

North Dakota

NDTourism.com
ND Guide Books
1-800-Hello-ND

NDTourism.com is a great place to grab ideas and make plans for your trip to North Dakota. The website offers an interactive map, with all sorts of details about each destination. You can also find a list of attractions and accommodations in North Dakota on this site.

The contact information for the bureau is here.

Ohio

Ohio.org
Free travel guide publications
1-800-Buckeye

Ready to plan your trip? Planning a family getaway or work-related road trip in Ohio soon and want some advice on where you should stay, what to do while there, how long it will take to drive from one place of interest.

If you are planning a trip to Ohio, you need to visit Ohio.org.

The team over at TourismOhio is here to help you plan your next trip, answer any questions about the Buckeye State.

Here is their contact information.

Oklahoma

TravelOK.com
Oklahoma Travel Brochures
1-800-652-6552

TravelOK.com is the Oklahoma Tourism and Advertisement Department that coordinates the state’s marketing efforts.

The department operates nine information centers, located at major points of entry across the state.

The department also oversees many different tasks, including digital marketing, international travel, and PR.

Here is TravelOK’s contact page.

Oregon

TRavelOregon.com
Oregon Travel Guides
1-800-547-7842

Oregon Tourism Commission has built a great site. There are some amazing resources on traveloregon.com. It is really useful if you are planning a trip with your family or significant other or just yourself. There are lots of suggestions and tools to help you find places to go, things to do, and plan your trip.

And they have additional contact info on the bottom of every page.

Fun fact about Oregon: It has both the deepest river gorge and the deepest lake in the United States.

Hells Canyon is the deepest river gorge at its deepest point it is approximately 17,000 feet deep. Crater Lake National Park has the deepest lake in the United States. At its deepest point, it’s approximately 1949 feet deep.

Pennsylvania

VisitPA.com

Pennsylvania Travel Guide

1-800-237-4363

VisitPA.com is the official tourism website of Pennsylvania’s Department of Community and Economic Development.

Some things that Pennsylvania is famous for? When I think about Pennsylvania I think of The Liberty Bell and cheesesteak sandwiches.

Most people know that Pennsylvania is the home of Independence Hall and is a great destination for history buffs.

People may not know that Pennsylvania is the home of Hershey’s Chocolate company and is known as The Chocolate Capital of the USA because of it.

In addition to chocolate, Pennsylvania has a lot going for it! They’ve got amazing parks to explore like Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area or Gettysburg National Military Park. And there are a whole host of other museums and historical sites as well.

Did you know the Liberty Bell was originally commissioned by the Pennsylvania Assembly to commemorate American independence on July Fourth?

Here is the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development’s Contact Us page.

Rhode Island

VisitRhodeIsland.com
Free Travel Guide
1-800-556-2484

Rhode Island is a unique state with so much to offer. People from all over the world have traveled to Rhode Island, and many of them found their way back.

With a tradition rich in European heritage, New England charm, and some iconic moments – like Newport’s Cliff Walk or Providence’s WaterFire on the River – you’ll be hard-pressed not to find something that speaks to your heart.

You can see all kinds of things to do following their chosen hashtag, #VisitRhodeIsland on your favorite social media platform. Here it is on Instagram.

The contact page for VisitRhodeIsland.com is right here.

South Carolina

DiscoverSouthCarolina.com
SC Vacation Guides

SC Brochures
1-803-734-1700

DiscoverSouthCarolina.com is a great reminder that there is so much to love about South Carolina!

They are currently using the hashtag #DiscoverSC across the social web to curate people’s experiences. Here it is on Instagram.

The South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism has a Contact Us page here.

They ask that you submit any questions or comments to them via the form on that page and they will respond within a couple of business days.

They also have the best phone numbers to contact them with as well.

South Dakota

TravelSouthDakota.com
Request Maps, Brochures, Guides
1-800-SDakota

You ever thought of taking a trip to South Dakota? There are some fantastic landscapes and rich cultural history there. TravelSouthDakota.com does a great job highlighting some pretty great travel ideas for South Dakota.

The website allows you to explore many different attractions, sample a variety of delicious food, and find your perfect hotel for the night. There are maps of South Dakota, travel tips, and even suggested trip itineraries.

Here is their contact info as well.

Tennessee

TNVacation.com
Order Free Vacation Guide
1-800-Go2Tenn

You can build a custom itinerary right on their site. The State of Tennessee’s Department of Tourist Development has created a great site! Everything you could want is there to assist you in getting the most out of your time there.

Their Contact Us page has contact info for nearly everyone you could possibly want to get in touch with there as well. Here is a link to it.

Texas

TravelTexas.com
Tex Travel Guide

1-800-452-9292

Don’t visit TravelTexas.com if you’re hungry! They have BBQ front and center, and it is awesome! Now, it might be a campaign they are currently running, so it might not be there when you hit the site, but we’re confident they will have something ready to get you excited for your travel adventure there.

The Office of the Governor, Economic Development and Tourism has done a great job with their site. If you need to contact them for any reason, here is that information.

Utah

Utah.com
Free Utah Travel Guides
1-800-200-1160

If you have time to spend, and you love doing stuff outside, Utah is a fantastic vacation destination option! According to their site, “There are five national parks, 45 state parks, 5 national historic sites & trails, and a dozen national monuments & recreation areas.” So yeah, you could spend some time there if that is your thing.

From the homepage of the site, you can easily navigate to a huge variety of ideas for adventures and actually plan your trip right from there.

If you need to get ahold of someone, they are ready to help. Check out their Contact Us page.

Vermont

VermontVacation.com
Request for Information
1-800-Vermont

They have vacation guides and things to do, maps, and suggested itineraries. It is a great way to plot out your trip and make sure you don’t forget to see or do something you wanted to when you visit Vermont.

Here is their Contact Us page.

Vermont! It’s a Destination State with loads to offer from skiing and snowmobiling in the winter to hiking through lush forests during the summer months. Vermont has been ranked as one of the happiest states in America and once you visit, you’ll know why!

Virginia

Virginia.org
Virginia Travel Guide
1-800-VisitVA

Virginia.org highlights so many things to do from the mountains to the beaches. It’s all in there. there are loads of guides and details and ideas for your next excursion.

Did you know that Virginia is named after Queen Elizabeth I of England? She was also called the Virgin Queen. English colonized Jamestown in Virginia. Queen Elizabeth the first was called the Virgin Queen because she never married or gave birth to a child.

There is contact info at the bottom of every page for different organizations. The main Contact Us is directed here with instructions to reach out to the Virginia Tourism Corporation.

Washington

ExperienceWA.com
Visitor’s Guide
1-360-725-5052

ExperienceWA.com is the official tourism and visitor’s bureau website for the state of Washington. They have all the typical resources you have come to expect from a state’s tourism website and they have a state passport that you can use to check in at different locations and earn prizes as you go…

It’s pretty well thought-out and executed. Here is a link to one of the pages that explains it.

Fun Fact: The state of Washington was actually named after President George Washington.

Their contact information can be found here.

West Virginia

WVTourism.com
WV Travel Guide
1-800-Call-WVA

WVTourism.com is the place to go for all things West Virginia for your trip. Imagine a state where the Appalachian Mountains, Allegheny Mountains, and Blue Ridge Mountain ranges come together in one beautiful corner of a country.

The natural splendor is matched by the historic legacy that includes Native American settlements, early European explorers and settlers from Virginia to Pennsylvania, Unionist strongholds during the Civil War era; coal mining booms twice in this century.

West Virginia is known as the Mountain State.

The state has over 120,000 miles of streams and rivers that provide an incomparable fishing experience for trout enthusiasts.

West Virginia has a variety of gamefish species including bass, walleye, muskie, and catfish. The state also offers many hunting opportunities on both public and private lands.

The state has miles of the Appalachian Trail, which is one of America’s most famous hiking trails.

West Virginia boasts small towns that are rich with tradition, culture, and picturesque views at every turn.

Here is their contact page.

Wisconsin

TravelWisconsin.com

MWisconsin Maps & Guides
1-800-432-8747

Wisconsin may be known for its farmlands and cheese production, but it is a country of many other scenic attractions. The state is home to a number of national parks, forests, and wildlife refuges. They offer visitors unparalleled opportunities for exploring the outdoors or viewing some spectacular scenery.

Wisconsin also has deep roots in America’s industrial past as well and TravelWisconsin.com has so many of the state’s most historically important places and events already laid out for you so you don’t have to go looking very far for them.

Contact them here for any needs you may have.