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Southern Indiana (April 9, 2024) – SoIN Tourism is pleased to announce the promotion of Todd Read to senior tourism manager, as well as the addition of Larissa Nemeth and Marissa Murphy to the bureau’s marketing team. The three roles will focus on attracting travelers to Clark and Floyd counties in


Southern Indiana (February 5, 2024) – Visitor spending in Clark and Floyd counties continues to break records, surpassing half a billion dollars as reported in Rockport Analytics newly released “2022 Economic Contribution of Tourism in Clark-Floyd Region” report. Visitors to the two Southern

Jeffersonville, Ind. (Nov. 28, 2023) – SoIN Tourism, the convention and tourism bureau for Clark and Floyd counties in Indiana, is moving to a high-traffic location to serve visitors in early 2024. After more than 25 years at their Southern Indiana Avenue location, the SoIN Tourism office, as well

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Southern Indiana (Oct. 5, 2023) – Fall foliage and activities are plentiful in Southern Indiana and a new digital passport can help make sure you catch it all! Area residents and visitors can now sign up for the Scenic SoIN passport, a free digital passport that takes users to favorite outdoor

CLARKSVILLE, IN (August 3, 2023) – The future of development in South Clarksville becomes even brighter with the announcement that the area has been selected as the preferred location for a new Southern Indiana Conference Center. That decision was the result of a feasibility study commissioned by

Southern Indiana (July 19, 2023) – Travel Alliance Partners (TAP) has announced Southern Indiana as the host destination for its 2024 TAP Dance Travel Conference taking place June 9-11, 2024. Held annually since 2001, TAP Dance brings together premier North American Tour Operators offering tour

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Encouraging Louisville residents and visitors to shop and dine in Southern Indiana, the “Beat the Squeeze” advertising campaign is in full swing. The ad campaign dispels the urban myth that I-65 traffic from the Kennedy Bridge to Brown’s Station Way is constantly