Los Angeles reached a historic milestone in 2018, welcoming 50 million visitors for the first time ever and accomplishing the destination’s ambitious tourism goal two years early.
Embracing Los Angeles’s diverse culinary scene with over 400 of the city’s globally-inspired, distinctive restaurants, dineL.A. participants include newcomers such as Ma’am Sir and Chateau Hanare, alongside ‘Exclusive Series’ tasting menus from some of the city’s premier restaurants including Providence, Spago, & Mélisse
As summer winds down and the temperatures begin to cool in Los Angeles, the city continues buzzing with activities for the new season.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board (L.A. Tourism) President & CEO Ernest Wooden Jr. announced Los Angeles welcomed 48.3 million visitors in 2017, setting a new tourism milestone for the seventh consecutive year. The record figure is 1.0 million visitors higher than 2016’s total, an increase of 2.2%, driven by an all-time high 41.2 million domestic visitors. International visitation overall grew 0.9% to a record 7.1 million visitors,...
Discover Los Angeles, the city’s official tourism marketing organization, in partnership with the Los Angeles County Arts Commission, today released the Discover L.A. app, a sleekly designed, pocket guide exclusively made for those looking to optimize their experience in the City of Angels.
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