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In 2007, Philadelphia hosted an additional 100,000 international visitors than the year prior. Did your establishment show up on their search via iPhone or
wifi hotspot? Today's traveler keeps technology at their fingertips to find their next meal. "The United States Department of Commerce Office of Travel and Tourism Industries (OTTI) announced on Friday that Philadelphia hosted a record-breaking 550,000 international visitors in 2007, an increase of more than 100,000 from the previous year. Philadelphia is one of only two cities that reached a record level of international visitors in 2007." Hotel Interactive.com reports.
Google Maps provides an effective tool for travelers to quickly find businesses within walking distance of an address or intersection. Try searching for "cafe near 12th and walnut street, Philadelphia PA" and you'll find a number potential dining and sipping spots. Some locals sport rave reviews such as La Bohem Cafe. "This is a cute place where you can get good French bistro style food and wines by the glass" a May 9, 2008 visitor comments. I'm interested, but where's the menu and the pictures of the atmosphere? Are they on opentable.com so I can check for last minute reservations? The best way reassure out-of-towners that your restaurant should be a part of their Philadelphia experience is to catch their eye with an interactive website.
wifi hotspot? Today's traveler keeps technology at their fingertips to find their next meal. "The United States Department of Commerce Office of Travel and Tourism Industries (OTTI) announced on Friday that Philadelphia hosted a record-breaking 550,000 international visitors in 2007, an increase of more than 100,000 from the previous year. Philadelphia is one of only two cities that reached a record level of international visitors in 2007." Hotel Interactive.com reports.
Google Maps provides an effective tool for travelers to quickly find businesses within walking distance of an address or intersection. Try searching for "cafe near 12th and walnut street, Philadelphia PA" and you'll find a number potential dining and sipping spots. Some locals sport rave reviews such as La Bohem Cafe. "This is a cute place where you can get good French bistro style food and wines by the glass" a May 9, 2008 visitor comments. I'm interested, but where's the menu and the pictures of the atmosphere? Are they on opentable.com so I can check for last minute reservations? The best way reassure out-of-towners that your restaurant should be a part of their Philadelphia experience is to catch their eye with an interactive website.
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