May 13, 2019

North Central Tourism Brochure Swap – May 24th

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Dear Friends & Neighbors,

As a member of the Legislature’s Tourism Caucus, I have focused on growing awareness of the attractions and business in our area of the state. To further that goal I will be hosting a Brochure Swap in conjunction with the New England Air Museum, the Bradley Regional Chamber of Commerce and the Central Regional Tourism District.

Brochure Swap Day

Friday, May 24th

8:00 a.m. -10:00 a.m.

New England Air Museum

36 Perimeter Road, Windsor Locks

Restaurants, small retailers, historical attractions, wineries and breweries, antique shops, craft stores, Chambers of Commerce and any other tourism-related business/attractions are encouraged to attend! The idea of the Brochure Swap is cross-promotion – tourism attractions and tourism related businesses will have an opportunity to bring their promotional materials to New England Air Museum and have them picked up by other attractions/businesses in the surrounding area.

How the swap works- Participants bring a large amount of brochures, cards, coupons, etc. to the swap. These items will be displayed on tables around the room. Participants would pick up any items from other businesses/attractions they feel they could cross promote at their location.

This is a free event and an opportunity to create synergies in promoting North Central Connecticut as a tourism destination.

Please RSVP your attendance with my office by emailing Ashley.McMann@cga.ct.gov.

Sincerely,

State Representative Tami Zawistowski – 61^st Assembly District

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