Beginning Earth Day, April 22, the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board (LA Tourism) invites travelers to be a part of this green movement with the launch of “Car Free LA,” an eco-friendly initiative designed to showcase the city’s unexpected car-free offerings.
Momentous Occasions Give Visitors Plenty of Reasons to Get Their Culture On, from the Natural History Museum’s Centennial to Walt Disney Concert Hall’s 10th Anniversary to the 90th Birthday of the Hollywood Sign.
Los Angeles welcomed a record 41.4 million visitors in 2012, a 2.5 percent increase over the previous record-high
Los Angeles’ signature 12-day dining event showcases hundreds of participating restaurants; new Instagram campaign invites diners to win an exclusive dining prize
The spirits are high and the prices are low (and often free) at LA's parades, festivals and seasonal entertainment.
LA's jolliest time of year may be when the trophies are presented.
The Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board (LA Tourism), the travel industry sales and marketing organization for Los Angeles globally, has exceeded one million Facebook fans, becoming the first U.S. convention and visitors bureau (CVB) to hit this milestone.
LOS ANGELES -- Southern California has unmatched pedigree when it comes to its place in space-exploration history. From serving as a veritable assembly line for many of NASA's most notable spacecraft (all of the space shuttles were assembled here) to being the birthplace of space pioneers such as astronaut Sally Ride to continuing to be home base to ambitious space-travel companies like SpaceX, Southern California has been essential in enabling both that "one small step for man" and that "one giant leap for mankind."
LOS ANGELES, Calif. – From terrifying theme parks and morbid museums to celebrity-filled graveyards and “Casper the Friendly Ghost” inspired attractions, Los Angeles sets the stage for an unforgettable Halloween season with a spellbinding line-up of attractions certain to fright and delight. Listed below is a sampling of all things black and orange this October. Pay a visit to www.discoverLosAngeles.com to learn more.