Although health care is it's largest industry, it is The Nashville Sound that has placed the city on the map, earning for it the title Music City. Restricted to a limited audience for a long time, it was the Nashville sound featuring names like...

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A victim of the sub-prime crisis, Phoenix is seeing real estate lead the way in its recovery. The market of homes for rent is enjoying unexpected growth in the city, with rising rents drawing investors in real estate from across the country and abroad. As many homeowners affected by the housing crisis lose their homes to foreclosure or simply walk away, the Phoenix real estate market has ...

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It's cars that create the buzz nowadays for Charlotte the city nicknamed “The Hornet's Nest“. When angry residents chased out the British General Cornwallis he wrote about the city as a hornet's nest of rebellion. It's also called the City of Churches; because churches of many denominations including Baptist, Methodist, Episcopalian, Lutheran and Catholic sprung up in this home of Southern Presbyterianism.

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Racing and Motorsports

Today, what really keeps Charlotte moving as a popular tourist destination are race cars. The city is a major hub of the motorsports industry attracting many...

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This video from Roger Brooks with Destination Development International has some interesting facts about tourism and communities and provides some insights into making shopping, dining and entertainment more inviting for visitors and locals.

The capital of the United States, Washington, D.C., is often thought of simply as the seat of the Federal Government and not a place for museums. All three branches of the government are located in the city, as are foreign embassies, the headquarters of the World Bank, International Monetary Fund, the Organization of American States and several others. The headquarters of many organizations and institutions that deal extensively with the federal government are also located in Washington, D.C. So are many of the country's most famous museums and historic sites.

Museums are for free

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The Smithsonian Institution which maintains most of the nation's museums and galleries in the city is funded by the US government. This enables it to exhibit its collections to the public free of charge. It is the world's largest museum and research...

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