N&O Index Card Listings

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Tourist Trade
  • Pinehurst drives to hook Japan's golf lovers - Ja 5 83 2C
  • Mountain park's tourist total down - Ja 9 83 27A
  • N. C. travel industry tops $3 billion in '82 - Fe 18 83 6C
  • N. C. travel, tourism groups criticize proposed Mecklenburg lodging tax - Mr 22 83 4C
  • Officials expect $3 billion in tourism - Mr 25 83 11B
  • Tide of tourism money - Jn 14 83 1D
  • State's tourism up 12%, official estimates - Se 2 83 11B
  • Murfreesboro opens doors to tourists - Oc 23 83 18C
Tourist Trade
  • Replica of settlers' ship to haul in tourists, money - Ja 24 84 3C
  • Coastal merchants start tourism group - Fe 16 84 9B
  • Outer Banks beckons visitors to extend its season 2 months - Mr 19 84 2C
  • Hunt cites gains in tourism industry - Ap 11 84 2C
  • State's tourism industry booming - My 29 84 1D
Tourist Trade
  • State's ads will run nationwide - Ja 31 92, 6B
  • Numbers now troubling once-desolate Hatteras shore; 'Our prime sites ... are under increasing pressure' - My 24 92, 1
  • Hot times make tourism sizzle; Warm weather gets travel trade cooking - Jy 19 92, 1F
  • Canadians give Tar Heel tourism a healthy boost - Oc 15 92, 7C
  • Impact of travel on N.C. 1979-91 (Chart) - Oc 15 92, 7C
  • Gold mines in N.C., Ga. compete for rush of tourists - Oc 18 92, 5H
  • Interstate billboards to sing Durham's praises - De 2 92, 6B
  • New Bern gives battle new look; Where Blue and Gray mustered, group sees potential for tourism - De 3 2, 4B
Tourist Trade
  • Tourism rivalry expected to grow - Ap 30 85 5D
  • N.C. tourism hits $4.2 billion - My 7 85 2C
  • Residents are a staple of tourism - My 28 85 1D
  • Wilmington hopes to lure tourists with ferry - Jn 23 85 13A
  • Plan for Western N.C. forests is revised to favor tourism - Au 3 85 5A
  • Tourists, development mixed blessings to Ocracoke residents - Se 8 85 42A
  • Travel council to lobby panel, urge delay in 1st day of school - No 8 85 11B
  • Travel industry, educators clash on later opening - No 9 85 12B
  • Editorial: School first, then vacation - No 10 85 10A
  • Eastern counties aim to lure more tourists - No 13 85 8B
Tourist Trade
  • Travelers left behind $4.5 billion on N.C. visits in 1985, division says - Mr 5 86 5B
  • Tourism spending in N.C. up 10 percent in 1986 - Ap 24 86 9B
  • Extent of fire loss not known; merchants say tourism suffered - My 13 86 6A
  • Promotions for N.C. beaches drawing more tourists - Au 5 86 2C
  • More tourists beating summer heat in mountains, at coast - Au 15 86 10B
Tourist Trade
  • Triangle tourism touted; Officials say (Olympic) festival will invigorate area - Ja 2 87 1D
  • N.C. tourists' spending tops $5 billion - Ap 21 87 8D
  • Agencies vie for right to push N.C. - My 3 87 1I
  • 2 advertising firms win contracts with state - My 16 87 8B
  • Under the Dome: Legislator requests advertising funds (for coasts) - Jy 10 87 1
  • Editorial: Variety in vacationland - Jy 12 87 6D
Tourist Trade
  • World's Fair visitors brim with Western N. C. plans - Fe 28 82 29A
  • Residents in Swain counting on tourism to ease joblessness - Ap 3 82 6A
  • Activist says ERA approval would aid tourism in state - Ap 25 82 31A
  • Film on N. C. aims to boost state tourism - Ap 25 82 38A
  • Fair's impact on N. C. tourism expected in month, officials say - My 9 82 37A
  • Biltmore tries to keep up with the tourists - Jy 12 82 10A
  • Fair gives boost to tourism in N. C. - Au 17 82 10C
  • Cable network will broadcast state travel film - Au 19 82 22A
  • (Highland) Games, Biltmore on attraction list - De 5 82 36A
Tourist Trade
  • Waves of vacationers visit inland attractions - Ma 29 88 7A
  • High-flying event to pitch travel in N.C. - Jy 10 88 1I
  • Increase in tourism boosts Western N.C. - Jy 28 88 6B
  • Legislators discuss funds for state parks, tourism; Separate agency, user fees might bring more
  • money - Au 27 88 1C
  • Booth at state travel showcase will pitch 'Southern part of Heaven' - Se 1 88 7T
  • Tourist season a success; Green flows despite red tide, purple weed - Se 3 88 3C
  • N.C. 'fly-in' promotes tourism - Se 15 88 7B
  • Keeping the waters clean is essential to tourism industry - Se 18 88 10A
  • State delays 90,000 tourist inquiries - Se 22 88 1
  • N.C. travel information fails to impress Consumer Reports - No 5 88 3C
  • Getting down to earth; The real deal for Triangle tourists - De 11 88 1C
Tourist Trade
  • Under the Dome: 7 counties receive half of grant funds - Ja 2 91 1B
  • Busman's holiday; Nation's tour coordinators descend upon Tar Heel state - Mr 5 91 1E
  • Mount Airy jail to get Mayberry face-lift - Jy 24 91 4B
  • N.C. hot spots buzzing with tourists; Vacationers find recession means shorter, less expensive
  • getaways - Au 5 91 2B
  • State turns to cable TV to promote tourism industry - Oc 5 91 1B
  • 10 women tout tourism in state while sitting behind bars - No 28 91 16B
Tourist Trade
  • Counties along I-95 promoted by brochure - Ja 22 88 2C
  • RED TIDE keeps grip on coast; Algae plague threatens state tourism trade - Ja 31 88 1
  • Under the Dome: Tourism groups to woo lawmakers - Mr 13 88 1
  • Editorial: Sourpuss approach to history (truth-in-tourism) - Mr 14 88 10A
  • Dubliners visit their peers in N.C. - Mr 21 88 1C
  • N.C. tourism revenue up 12% - Ap 12 88 4D
  • More asphalt needed on road to tourism riches - Ma 22 88 3I
  • North Carolina tourist attractions rated 'G' - Ma 22 88 3I
  • Tourism: N.C.'s fast-rising industry - Ma 22 88 1I
  • Travel jobs plentiful, but pay is meager - Ma 22 88 1I