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The Best Way to Support the Travel Industry

What’s the best (and most fun) way to support the travel industry and local economies?

Being a tourist!

Recently, I enjoyed exploring some new sites and returning to some favorites across the country.

Here are a few pics of my travels…

I got to visit Mount Rushmore for the second time and pay homage to the founding fathers (or at least, get a pic of them)…

I also got to visit the Wind Caves for the first time. (PSA to travel safely, especially in the Wind Caves.)

And, I got to check out the Badlands!

On this trip, I also had the great pleasure of visiting the world’s only Corn Palace, which you can read more about here.

It was a great trip and a joy to do my part in helping the tourism economy to thrive. 😉 What’s a place near or far that you’d like to travel to? Leave a comment to share.

‘Til next time,
Sandy

8 Weeks of Connection

8 Weeks of Connection: Building Bonds at PPR

Welcome back to our 8 Weeks of Connection series! For the 8 weeks leading up to the new year, PPR is highlighting different team members

November 19, 2024

8 Weeks of Connection

8 Weeks of Connection: Community Connection Through Blessings in a Backpack

Welcome back to our 8 Weeks of Connection series! For the 8 weeks leading up to the new year, PPR is highlighting different team members

November 11, 2024

8 Weeks of Connection

Welcome to 8 Weeks of Connection!

We’re back for our fourth year of the “8 Weeks” series! Can you believe it? Since 2020, our team has dedicated the last eight weeks

November 4, 2024

We needed an expert, yet flexible and affordable event planning service for team member-facing celebrations on a timeline of about six weeks. The team at PPR Strategies was wonderful to work with, and our events were a hit and went off without a hitch. What I appreciated most was having a partner that took the burden off of our internal team and was easy to work with once we secured approvals on the vision and budget. It was a successful partnership.

Kimberly Conquest

Senior Director, Marketing & Communications, UVA Community Health
Sandy understands this not just as a business guru, but as a thoughtful, engaged, powerful female leader.

Bondy Shay Gibson, Ed.D.

Superintendent, Jefferson County Schools
We discovered new ways of promoting our organization and community through the 30 day Economic Development challenge. Thank you for allowing us to participate.

Dave Ryan

Executive Director of the Salisbury-Wicomico Economic Development, Inc.