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Destination Katahdin – Creating Unique and Memorable Experiences for Residents & Visitors

Join us for a day immersed in creating unique experiences for both residents and tourist of the Katahdin Region. We’ll spend the day discussing tourism, its impact on the local economy and simple, achievable ways small businesses can prosper from visitors.

sPACE IS LIMITED – ATTENDEES MUST REGISTER!

When:

April 22, 2016

Where:

Katahdin Region Higher Education Center
1 Dirigo Drive
East Millinocket, ME 04430

Cost:

FREE! We’ll also include a free lunch! Space is limited, attendees must register!

What to expect:

We’re bringing in a dynamic group of tourism experts, all with experience in rural towns. You’ll get a big picture view, some very specific tips to apply to your business, and ideas on how we can all work together to make the Katahdin Region thrive. 

You’ll also have the opportunity to connect with representatives from local small business and tourism-focused resource organization that will be on hand to share what they do and how they can help grow your business.

Register today! Seating is limited. 

** [UPDATE – 4/5/16 : Very limited number of seats remain for this event. If interested in registering, please call 207-780-4420 or email jennifer.sherwood@maine.edu ] **

Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities will be made if requested at least two weeks in advance. Contact Jennifer Sherwood at 207-780-4420.

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