Travelers have a new online tool to plan a possible trip to Utah
| October 30, 2008 |  View for printing |
Interactive feature lets potential visitors pinpoint their interests
Because most people use the Internet to explore vacation plans, the Utah Office of Tourism has launched an online tool to make it easier for potential visitors to get key information about the state.
The "Adventure Planner" on its Web site, www.utah.travel, lets online visitors check for a variety of things they might want to do, and places they might want to stay or to eat, while traveling to one of three Utah regions (north, central or south) or to individual communities.
Developed for the Tourism Office by Struck, its Salt Lake City advertising agency, the interactive feature has access to all information in the 168-page Utah Travel Guide's database.
By Mike Gorrell The Salt Lake Tribune
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