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The 2025 West Virginia Vacation Guide is now available.
Gov. Patrick Morrisey unveiled the guide Friday. It is organized by experience and focuses on ways visitors and residents alike can enjoy the state’s natural beauty, outdoor activities, mountain culture, and time to unwind.
“This guide tells the story of West Virginia,” Morrisey said in a press release. He said it highlights the state’s natural beauty and growing recreational opportunities .
The colorful guides include insider tips on places to eat, activities for all four seasons in the Mountain State and where to find Almost Heaven swings
“The 2025 guide will inspire you to spend your vacation days in Almost Heaven,” said West Virginia Department of Tourism Secretary Chelsea Ruby.
The free travel magazines will accompany 100,000 copies of Travel + Leisure magazine being sent to target markets in an effort to encourage travel to West Virginia.
To request your free copy of the 2025 West Virginia Vacation Guide, visit wvtourism.com. To access a digital version of the guide, click here.
West Virginia’s new secretary of the Department of Health was sworn into office Friday and announced goals to increase efficiency within the department with AI software, among other initiatives.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsAttorney General J.B. McCuskey is launching an investigation, requested by Gov. Patrick Morrisey, into the NCAA tournament selection process – after the WVU men's basketball team was bypassed for the annual March Madness tournament.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsWest Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey held the first ceremonial bill signing event as a governor today where he signed “The Riley Gaines Act.” On Tuesday ...
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe Governor launched a free online hospitality training program called Tourism Works to bring more visitors to West Virginia and address workforce needs across the state.
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