Tourism Works January 2025: Community Impact
Visit Lake Charles Impact Visit Lake Charles kicked off the new year with the release of its 2025 Business Plan, a blueprint designed to position Lake Charles and Southwest Louisiana as a…
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Visit Lake Charles Impact Visit Lake Charles kicked off the new year with the release of its 2025 Business Plan, a blueprint designed to position Lake Charles and Southwest Louisiana as a…
Learn MoreLAKE CHARLES, La. (Jan. 13, 2025) — Chuck Eats Restaurant Week is back for its third year, running Jan. 17-26, and promises to be bigger and better than ever. This 10-day celebration of Southwest…
Learn MoreLAKE CHARLES, La. (Jan. 9, 2025) — Visit Lake Charles is kicking off the new year with the release of its 2025 Business Plan, a blueprint designed to position Lake Charles and Southwest Louisiana as a…
Learn MoreFood lovers, mark your calendars! The third annual Chuck Eats Restaurant Week is back from January 17-26, 2025, and it’s shaping up to be the most delicious one yet. With over 40 restaurants…
Learn MoreLake Charles is redefining its place as a premier Southern destination with three landmark attractions set to debut in 2025. These projects, blending modern design with the city's vibrant culture and…
Learn MoreOn Friday, December 6, 2024, Lake Charles Mayor Nic Hunter and partners from ReNew Lake Charles LLC announced a lakefront hotel and state-of-the-art amphitheater. Private investment group ReNew Lake…
Learn MoreIntroducing Meeting Planners to Southwest Louisiana Last month, Emily Treme, Director of Association Sales, and Morgan Dodd, Meeting Sales Manager, hosted five meeting planners from across the…
Learn MorePort Wonder, a visionary project set against the Lake Charles lakefront, is expected to open in February 2025 and promises to be a transformative addition to the community. This 25,000 square foot…
Learn MoreSavoring & Sipping Success at the Louisiana Food & Wine Festival For its second year, the Louisiana Food & Wine Festival once again drew food lovers from across the globe, with 3,000 attendees…
Learn MoreThe Calcasieu Parish Police Jury held a groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday for the River Bluff Park Pavilion and Walking Path Project at 543 Theriot Road in Moss Bluff. This is the third phase of…
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