Audio Visit Dublin GA’s Miriam Lewis on championing tourism, marketing the Emerald City
When it comes to destination marketing, Dublin has no more dedicated champion than Miriam Lewis. The Visit Dublin GA executive director goes Slightly Off The Record to talk about all things local tourism, and her efforts year-round to promote everything that’s great about our community.
Visit Dublin GA executive director Miriam Lewis goes Slightly Off The Record with Kyle Dominy, Payton Towns III and Clay Reynolds to talk about all things Dublin-Laurens County tourism. She explains the purpose and history behind the organization she’s worked with for the past 11 years, and what goes into its efforts to market everything that’s great about the Emerald City, from its special events to year-round attractions. How many visitors, both passers-through along major thoroughfares to those stopping to stay a while, come to this community from out of town each year? And just how is that widespread traffic, along with its economic impact, measured through the lenses of commerce and tax revenue? She takes us into both the art and science that’s involved in her unique role as Dublin’s promoter-in-chief.
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