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MAUREEN HALEY THORNTON NAMED VISIT FRANKLIN PRESIDENT & CEO
Read More: MAUREEN HALEY THORNTON NAMED VISIT FRANKLIN PRESIDENT & CEOFRANKLIN, Tenn. – Maureen Haley Thornton has been named President & CEO of Visit Franklin, the convention and visitors bureau for Williamson County, Tennessee. Thornton, who most recently served as […]
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NEW PASSPORTS PROVIDE A FUN WAY TO EXPLORE FRANKLIN THIS SUMMER
Read More: NEW PASSPORTS PROVIDE A FUN WAY TO EXPLORE FRANKLIN THIS SUMMERFRANKLIN, Tenn. – A brand new Craft Coffee Trail from Visit Franklin highlights a collection of digital passports available for free that allow visitors and locals alike to explore Franklin […]
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Where to Grab A Beer in Franklin
Read More: Where to Grab A Beer in FranklinThere have been new breweries and taprooms opening up across Franklin and all of Williamson County, each bringing a unique vibe with them. This only adds to the incredible beer […]
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LAUREN WARD TO SERVE AS VISIT FRANKLIN INTERIM PRESIDENT & CEO
Read More: LAUREN WARD TO SERVE AS VISIT FRANKLIN INTERIM PRESIDENT & CEOFRANKLIN, Tenn. – The Williamson County Convention & Visitors Bureau (Visit Franklin) board of directors personnel committee has named current Vice President of Marketing & Communications Lauren Ward as Interim […]
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VISIT FRANKLIN PRESIDENT & CEO ELLIE WESTMAN CHIN STEPPING DOWN
Read More: VISIT FRANKLIN PRESIDENT & CEO ELLIE WESTMAN CHIN STEPPING DOWNFRANKLIN, Tenn. – President & CEO Ellie Westman Chin is stepping down from the Williamson County Convention & Visitors Bureau (Visit Franklin) to become the new President & CEO of […]
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VISITOR SPENDING IN WILLIAMSON COUNTY NEARS $500 MILLION IN 2019
Read More: VISITOR SPENDING IN WILLIAMSON COUNTY NEARS $500 MILLION IN 2019FRANKLIN, Tenn. – In 2019 visitor spending in Williamson County grew to a new all-time high of $497.20 million, a 3.67% increase over the record-setting growth of 2018 and marks […]
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VISIT FRANKLIN HONORS LOCAL HEROES FOR ESPA GRATITUDE WEEK
Read More: VISIT FRANKLIN HONORS LOCAL HEROES FOR ESPA GRATITUDE WEEKFRANKLIN, Tenn. – Annually, the Event Service Professionals Association celebrates and honors those in the event industry through National Celebrate Service Week. This year, amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Visit […]
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MASTERS & MAKERS TRAIL EXPANDS WITH NEW EXPERIENCES
Read More: MASTERS & MAKERS TRAIL EXPANDS WITH NEW EXPERIENCESFRANKLIN, Tenn. – The Masters & Makers Trail that links Williamson County’s breweries, distilleries, and winery has expanded with the addition of Franklin-based Curio Brewing Company. Located just outside of […]
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CITY LEADERS, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, AND ESSENTIAL WORKERS ENCOURAGE ALL TO WEAR MASKS
Read More: CITY LEADERS, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, AND ESSENTIAL WORKERS ENCOURAGE ALL TO WEAR MASKSFRANKLIN, Tenn. – Visit Franklin partners with the City of Franklin and multiple organizations in Williamson County to strongly recommend both local citizens and visitors alike wear a mask when […]
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VISIT FRANKLIN & GRAY LINE LAUNCH DINNER & DISTILLERIES TOUR
Read More: VISIT FRANKLIN & GRAY LINE LAUNCH DINNER & DISTILLERIES TOURFRANKLIN, Tenn. – Visitors to Williamson County seeking to learn, and taste, some of the county’s deep whiskey history can now experience two of the area’s distilleries and have dinner […]
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FRANKLIN AREA HOTELS OFFER DISCOUNTS TO TENNESSEE & NEIGHBORING STATE RESIDENTS
Read More: FRANKLIN AREA HOTELS OFFER DISCOUNTS TO TENNESSEE & NEIGHBORING STATE RESIDENTSFRANKLIN, Tenn. – Sixteen Franklin area hotels have announced discounted rates for Tennessee residents looking for a staycation, and 12 area hotels have discount packages available for residents of Alabama, […]
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WILLIAMSON COUNTY WELCOMED 1.81 MILLION VISITORS IN 2019
Read More: WILLIAMSON COUNTY WELCOMED 1.81 MILLION VISITORS IN 2019FRANKLIN, Tenn. – A record 1.81 million visitors were welcomed to Williamson County in 2019, a 5.3% increase from the 1.72 million visitors in 2018. That marks the fifth consecutive […]
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