INC NEWS - Durham Visitors Guide -- Check it out for Free

[bragin at nc.rr.com]

"I think there should be a whole 
page dedicated to this, with photos -- of that great 
slide Tower in Duke Park, for instance. I know people 
in Martinsville, VA, where I'm from, would love to 
visit a playground like that."

if only the kids who actually lived in Duke Park neighborhood could walk across Roxboro St. to use their neighborhood park.

sigh.

Barry Ragin
---- Shelly Green <Shelly at Durham-cvb.com> wrote: 

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Thanks for the plug, Melissa...and the compliments as well as
suggestions.  We are always glad for feedback of any kind.

Melissa wrote to me earlier today with these suggestions to which I
replied, but thought everyone might benefit from the answers.  

We're in the process of designing the new guide as we speak.  I agree
there should be more exposure for Kids, and we are already discussing
this.  Our challenge has always been deciding on what to include and
what to refer people to the website for for more information since there
are some limitations on how much we can include in a 60-page guide.  

Major Parks and Nature Places are on page 21, with info on where to find
ALL the parks. We've also got suggested itineraries on the website, but
we should spell that out better.

Regarding #2, we have a pull out map that is inserted into the guide
that has most of the primary features and sites shown.  I'm not sure if
this was somehow pulled out of the guide she received.

The new Guide is in production now and will come out in March.  If
anyone else has feedback, please feel free to provide it to me at
shelly at durham-cvb.com.  We always welcome these kind of helpful
suggestions.