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Carnival begins selling tickets for Mobile cruises – and tourism officials say that's just one slice of pie - Vimarsana News

Carnival begins selling tickets for Mobile cruises – and tourism officials say that's just one slice of pie

Cruises are coming back to Mobile, Avelo Airlines will start flying out of downtown later this month and Amtrak plans to restore passenger train service this fall. All the while, area hotels are benefiting from marketing paid for by a fee charged to guests.

Source: wsfa.com
USA Today poll ranks Alabama city 2nd among best summer destinations - Vimarsana News

USA Today poll ranks Alabama city 2nd among best summer destinations

"10Best" voting included some heavyweight competitors

Source: al.com
Mobile among leaders in USA Today 10Best Summer Travel Destinations - Vimarsana News

Mobile among leaders in USA Today 10Best Summer Travel Destinations

As of Friday, Mobile was in the top spot in the poll with one week left to vote.

Source: al.com
After Oscar attention, will Alabama increase its film tax incentive? - Vimarsana News

After Oscar attention, will Alabama increase its film tax incentive?

Fifteen states since 2021, have either enacted measures to implement or expand film tax incentives. Alabama has not touched its film tax credit since 2014, and there are no plans to do so this year despite support for an increase from local film offices.

Source: al.com
Descendants of Clotilda captives to bring their history to life through stories - Vimarsana News

Descendants of Clotilda captives to bring their history to life through stories

Alabama Public Radio has been spotlighting the history of the slave ship Clotilda all throughout February for Black History Month. Africatown in the Plateau community in Mobile was established by some of the one hundred and twenty two kidnapped Africans brought over aboard the Clotilda in 1860. There’s now a new effort to use old traditions to tell the story of the last slave ship to come to America.

Source: apr.org