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Tourism Offices in the United States


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If you do not live in the United States, the United States Department of State - General Index should prove to be very helpful to you.  This site includes entry requirements for foreign counties, the latest travel warnings, and consular advice. All of this should be of particular interest to anyone from abroad who is planning a trip to the United States. However, all Americans will also find a lot of good advice at this web site. Therefore, anyone who travels should go to this site, bookmark it, and refer to it whenever planning a trip abroad from your home country.

Most of the States and U.S. Territories have tourism offices. If you would like to request travel literature, CLICK HERE for addresses, telephone numbers, and web sites of all of the tourism offices in the United States. And remember, when you are requesting travel literature and information, be as specific as you possibly can.

You should also visit my individual "State Pages" (Just go back to The United States page and click on the your state of interest on the map or on the state abbreviations just below the map.) for additional information. And, if you have a specific question, be sure to contact me and I will help, if at all possible.  Pease be as specific as possible when you request information. I cannot answer questions such as, "I am coming to America. What should I do?"  But I may be able to help you with a questions such as, "I am traveling to Atlanta, Georgia and would like some good barbeque. Where should I go to find it?"

Here are a few other links that might be helpful to our overseas friends who are planning a trip to the United States:

Tours to and in the United States of America

United States Department of State - Official Web Site Just about anything and everything you want to know about the United States.

United States Customs Service - Official Web Site Wouldn't want anyone coming to the United States to inadvertently break any laws!

What you can, and what you can't bring into the United States. Very good site with a lot of good information on items that will be taken from you when you enter the United States. A lot of people like to bring food and other live items and most of these types of items are prohibited. This site will give you a pretty complete list of things you should leave at home.

United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Some good tips for staying healthy when you travel.

The Embassies of Washington, D.C. A comprehensive listing of the embassies located in Washington, D.C.

The Embassy Web A comprehensive listing of embassies around the world.

If you have something of interest you believe I should add to this section of Getting Away, please contact me with the information. mailto:jimbruner@gettingaway.com

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