Mendocino County Lodging`s Quarterly Update

BID Year 4 Quarter 3
Editor-In-Chief: Scott Schneider
Editorial: Aimee Hanson
Newsletter is online: mcla.info
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Mendocino County Lodging’s
Quarterly Update
Informing Lodging on BID Has Beens & Have To Bes
Introducing… www.visitMendocino.com
MCLA Board of Directors
North Coast:
* Jason Hurst (Harbor Lite Lodge, Fort Bragg)
* Pamela Amante (Beachcomber Motel, Fort Bragg)
* Jeff Stanford (Stanford Inn, Mendocino)
* Jamie Buckner (Hill House Inn, Mendocino)
* Jo Bradley (Dennen's Victorian Farmhouse, Little
River)
* Cally Dym (Little River Inn, Little River)
* Christina Affinito (North Cliff Hotel, At Large)
* Josie Perla (Coast Getaways, Albion)
South Coast:
* Pauline Zamboni (Victorian Gardens, At-Large)
* Mike Bradbrook (Gualala Country Inn, Gualala)
* Renata Dorn (South Coast at Large, 2010)
* Kevin Gallagher (Coast Guard House, 2011)
Another of the 10 recommended strategies
as outlined in the 2008 Mendocino County
Travel Research Study is complete!
Visit Mendocino County, Inc. (VMC) is
VERY Excited to Announce the Launch and
Rebranding of a New and Improved
goMendo.com. This new website with the
full name ―Mendocino‖ will make for improved results in search engines and will
enhance the potential visitor experience.
Effective Monday, February 8th VMC
launched the redesigned goMendo.com website. At the same time, the goMendo.com
URL officially changed to
www.VisitMendocino.com. The
goMendo.com URL will continue to work
but VMC marketing efforts will primarily
focus on promoting the Visit Mendocino
County brand versus goMendo.com.
Inland Corridor:
* Stuart Marcus (Shambhala Ranch, At-Large)
* Deny Shah (Super 8 Willits, At-Large)
* Jitu Ishwar (Holiday Inn, Ukiah)
* Raakesh Patel (Super 8, Ukiah)
* Jan Rodriguez (Baechtel Creek Inn, Willits)
MCLA Advisory Board
Coastal
* Jim Hurst, Fort Bragg
* Printha Worthen, Little River
The new website has been designed to compliment the updated Mendocino County
Visitors Guide to better meet the needs of our community as well as current and potential visitors. In accordance with the Randall Marketing Study recommendations, the
new website provides enhanced access to tourism information and resources, becoming
a virtual ―cruise ship on land.‖ A clearer regional-based structure, simplified navigation and improved search functions make finding Mendocino County tourism information easier than before.
Inland
* Anil Bhula, Ukiah
* Kurt Fleichtmeier, Yorkville
MCLA
* Jo Bradley, Little River
Visit Mendocino County, Inc. President & CEO
* Scott Schneider
Inside this issue:
Introducing… www.VisitMendocino.com
1
Public Relations Keeps on Rollin’
2
PR Update: Crab & Wine Festival
3
New York Media Tour - Another Great Success!
3
Save the Date—Gala Launch in Beautiful Scotia, CA!
4
Want to Green Your Business?
4
Trade Shows Galore
5
What’s Happening In The World Of Arts
Mushroom & Wine - Best Attendance Ever
5
6
Two New Events - Sure to Bring Visitors in March
6
New Event Guides Now Available
6
Regional Public Relations Tour—South Coast
7
Our President Speaks—Message from Jan Rodriguez
8
If you have not done so already, please visit www.visitMendocino.com/register to create an account and upload your business and event listings into the new site. As VMC
is not transferring old goMendo.com listings to the new site, we strongly encourage
everyone to upload fresh content into the new system as soon as possible.
In order to have the most dynamic and informative site possible, we are asking all visitor-related businesses to upload their information, post photos, a video, links, etc. The
more dynamic your listing, the better the results you will obtain from that listing.
Once you have created an account, you can upload your content and/or view "How To"
video tutorials that will walk you through the process of creating and editing business
and event listings as well as creating specials and packages on the new site.
Should you need additional assistance uploading your content, please contact Visit
Mendocino County Webmaster Robert Brothers at 707-462-7417 or by email at
[email protected] between the hours of 8:30am and 5:00pm, M-F.
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Mendocino County Lodging’s Quarterly Update
Public Relations Keeps on Rollin’ - Mendocino County In The News!
Updates from HypeHouse and the PR/Marketing Team
Mendocino County is IN the News - Locally, Nationally
and Internationally!
Across the country and around the world, Mendocino
County is IN the news like never before. Editors, producers, journalists and bloggers are writing about Mendocino
food, wine, green/eco travel, pets, family fun and more.
The press clips and media buzz are building, and the bigpicture Mendocino County campaign is on track have one
of the best years ever. The HypeHouse PR team has been
busy with range of activities, from setting up interviews
and media visits for editors and producers to arranging
county-wide FAM (aka familiarization) tours for top-tier
international tour operators and press. From top-tier editors
from O, The Oprah Magazine, Better Homes & Gardens,
Coastal Living, Producers Guild of America and more,
Mendocino County is on a roll!
Wall Street Journal –
January 15, 2010
―Wine Events: Wines of
Winter ―
Circulation: 2,024,269
San Francisco Chronicle – January 10, 2010
―Get Crackin’ for a Cause at Crab
Feeds‖, Circulation: 306,705
Sactown Magazine –
January 2010
―Crab & Wine Days‖, Circulation: 38,400
Nob Hill Gazette –
January 2010
―License to Travel: Trip to
Ukiah―, Circulation:
80,800
Focus Online –
November 2009
―Nordkalifornien: Stippvisite in
Mendocino‖ Circulation: 600,000
Vegetarian Times –
December 22, 2009
―Mushroom Hunting in
Magical Mendocino‖
Circulation: 262,738
San Jose Mercury News –
December 13, 2009
―Staycation Specials‖,
Circulation: 225,987
Marin Independent Journal –
December 6, 2009
―Staycation Specials‖,
Circulation: 28,815
Yomiuri Online –
November 6, 2009
―Time to Enjoy the
Wine‖, Circulation:
300,000,000
Wall Street Journal
– November 6, 2009
―Wine & Mushroom Fest‖
Circulation: 2,024,269
Santa Rosa Press Democrat –
November 5, 2010
―Wine & Mushroom Festival‖,
Circulation: 64,237
New York Magazine –
November 2009
―The Five-Point Weekend
Escape Plan‖.
Circulation: 4,100,00
And MANY more clips of course.
Check out www.visitMendocino.com for more updates.
WHAT IS YOUR STORY?
More than ever, editors and producers are asking for what is NEW in the County. They want to know about any new additions to
your inn, or new services, or new and exciting guests, or even new recipes. Be sure to send us your NEW news! Send to
[email protected]
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Mendocino County Lodging’s Quarterly Update
PR Update: Crab & Wine Festival
New York Media Tour - Another Great Success!
11th Annual Crab & Wine Festival - a Huge Success!!
Locally, Nationally and Internationally, Mendocino County is
continuing its incredible momentum with editors and producers
everywhere. From Bay Area editors, to regional radio producers
to national and even international press, the campaign to share the
Mendocino County message is on the right track.
Over the past few
months, the HypeHouse PR team has
been busy with
shows, events, tours
and lots of great
news stories. The
goal? Awareness,
understanding and
action. The results?
Hundreds of thousands of media imScott Schneider and Susan Wilcox, VP of Commu- pressions. Be sure to
nication for the CTTC, at the NY Media Reception take a look at the
clip report on page 2
highlighting just a few of the many news outlets covering the
County—and ultimately inspiring more visitors.
The Crab & Wine Festival is a unique event that residents and
visitors alike look forward to all year. It provides an opportunity
for Mendocino County to really showcase its local bounty, which
is featured on menus throughout the county, as well as at the Crab
& Wine Days Event, the signature fundraiser for Mendocino
Coast Clinics, Inc.
This year’s 11th Annual Crab & Wine Days Crab Cake Cook-off
and Mendocino Wine Tasting Competition took place on Saturday, January 23rd, and was a resounding success, thanks in part to
the esteemed panel of Celebrity Judges that the HypeHouse team
assembled. HypeHouse coordinated the travel and set up extensive itineraries for all six judges, a few of whom stayed in the
county for a full week! The judges included:
Katie Arnold-Ratliff – Editor at O, the Oprah Magazine
Paige Porter Fischer – West Coast Editor at Better Homes &
Gardens
Julia Rutland – Senior Food Editor at Coastal Living
Grisel Diaz Ors –Food & Wine Editor at Skylights (In-flight
publication for Spirit Airlines)
Mary Orlin – Executive Producer of In Wine Country (NBC In fact, at the time this newstelevision show)
letter is being assembled,
Olivia Wu – Executive Chef, Google
Scott Schneider and Mark
Sejvar are just wrapping up
Many of the judges/editors now have Mendocino County stories an intensive NYC media tour
in the works, and we should see these appear in the near future!
and event. While on these
tours, they meet directly with
All events for the Festival (over 90) were listed in a 24 page
top-tier editors, often right at
Mark Sejvar at Travel & Leisure
event brochure which was distributed all over Northern Califor- their Manhattan media offices,
nia to encourage visitation during this usually slow time of year. to share the County story. Mark & Scott are becoming known
We have heard many events were either close to being sold out or among top tier editors in New York as the ―dynamic duo‖ selling
were sold out completely!
the Mendocino County as THE place to visit and write about!
This is why we need to know what is happening with you and
Evaluation forms will be going out by mid-February and if you
your business - media are always looking for “what’s new”!!
had an event or a lodging/dining special, or would just like to
share your comments we would appreciate your feed-back to our So what is an impression, anyway? It is the number of people
Event Coordinator Joyce Beard at [email protected]. who may have seen an article, heard something on the radio or in
Crab & Wine Fest 2011 dates are January 21- 30th .
a podcast, watched something on television, or read something on
a web page or blog. These impressions are directly linked to
driving new visitors and even booking room nights . To date, the
Also contact
campaign has generated millions of impressions and led directly
Joyce should
to an increase in overall bookings.
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Mendocino County Lodging’s Quarterly Update
Save the Date Gala Launch in Scotia!
The Northern California Redwoods Geo
Tourism web site
launch, visitredwoodcoast.com is scheduled
for March 11th in Scotia, California. The site
is live but not yet fully
populated. The launch
will be a major event
with a tour of the mill,
a reception at the Scotia Inn and a presentation at the historic
Winema Theater. Mike
Fay, National Geographic Explorer in
Residence will be the
keynote speaker. Other
presenters include National Geographic, the
BLM, Save the Redwoods League and the
Redwood Forest Foundation. Please check
out the site. It is impressive!
The North Coast Tourism Council will conduct a Green Your
Business Workshop the
next day at the same
location. The public is
welcome.
Gozaic.com
The Gozaic website is live and we love it! Check out the
Mendocino County page at www.gozaic.com. The site was
created by Heritage Travel, Inc. a subsidiary of the National
Trust for Historic Preservation. Mendocino County is a charter member. VMC Staff spent hours uploading content which
meets the site’s criteria for historic interest. This website site
has a multi-million dollar marketing effort behind it and will
help bring Mendocino County to the forefront of heritage
destinations. Please contact [email protected] if
you have any comments or suggestions.
Lodging Accommodations UPDATE
Did you get your FREE Accommodations LISTING
in the Visitor’s Guide?….Please let us know if you
need to make any changes! If you have a change let
us know so we can send you a change form:
[email protected]
Want to Green Your Business?
Workshop: Greening Your Business
"Greening" your business can mean more green in the bank. Learn
"green" ways to increase your bottom line at the Greening Your Business Workshop, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on March 12 at the Scotia
Inn, 100 Main Street, in Scotia. Special Lodging Rates are available!
Sponsored by the North Coast Tourism Council, the event is open to
business owners in Sonoma, Mendocino, Lake, Humboldt and Del
Norte counties who are interested in learning steps on how to become
certified as a green business. Admission is $25 for early registration
and $35 at the door. Both require RSVPs by calling (800) 525-3743.
Please inquire about RideShare.
Topics include:
Marketing California as Green and Sustainable; How to Start a Green Business
Program; Sustainable Strategies for
Greening Your Winery; How to Green
your Small Business; Operate as an Alternative Green Business‖
About Scotia: A former lumber town, Scotia
is the perfect starting place to explore the ancient redwoods that are
synonymous with Humboldt County.
Near the northern gateway to the Avenue of the Giants (Highway
254), Scotia boasts historic charm of a logging town that has its roots
at the beginning of the last century.
North Coast Tourism Council, consisting of tourism bureau leaders
from five counties - Mendocino, Humboldt Sonoma Lake and Del
Norte - promotes the north coast of California as a premier destination. NCTC markets these five counties as leisure, business and group
travel destinations.
Mendocino County Lodging’s Quarterly Update
Trade Shows Galore!!
Trade shows and more trade shows!
Since the last newsletter we have participated in three consumer
travel shows; the Sportsmen Show in San Mateo, the Sportsmen Show in Sacramento and a bridal show in Claremont.
We collected over 1500 email addresses for our database and
exposed many groups of people to Mendocino. This was our first
Sportsmen show partnering with Humboldt County and we will
continue to participate in the Sacramento show as it was extremely well attended and a huge success for Mendocino County
promotion.
The final consumer travel show for the winter season was Los
Angeles Times Travel Show Feb. 13 and 14. More than 3,000
visited our booth and collected
our green bags full of information.
These consumer travel shows are
an important component of our
marketing as they offer opportunities to market directly to potential visitors face to face in our
target areas of the Bay Area and
Sacramento Valley.
We are always looking for partners for these shows - come and
help us pass out our famous
green bags, talk about all the
A busy booth in Los Angeles. Robert
great assets of our County and
Brothers of VMC hands out thousands of bags to potential visitors
even place your brochure on our
display table (while assisting at
the booth) to help bring people to your business. For more information on our trade show opportunities, please contact
[email protected]
Another aspect of our sales efforts are group sales trade shows.
VMC attended, on behalf of the North Coast Tourism Council,
the GO West Summit in Sacramento last week. This summit
brought together tour operators from all over the world and exposed them to suppliers in the Western states.
We had meetings with over 40 tour operators from places as diverse as Brazil and Australia. Europe and Asia were also well
represented. Most already send customers to San Francisco but
very few look beyond the big city. Our job is to push ―Add On‖
2-3 night side trips to Mendocino County and other Northern
California destinations. The tour operators were very receptive
and at least half want to enter into contracts with Mendocino
County hotels so they can include the hotels in their promotional
materials. Each tour operator has specific requirements.
Richard Strom, Director of Tourism Development, will be contacting various lodging establishments which fit the tour operator’s needs in the coming weeks. It may take some time, but the
net result will be an increase in international tourism to the
county, particularly in the shoulder seasons.
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What’s Happening in the World of the Arts
By Anna Kvinsland, Executive Director
In a partnership with the Skunk Train, the Arts Council of Mendocino County released a Call to Artists
and selected artists
Casey Koerner and
Janet Self to embellish a special rail car
of the train. The artists
will complete work on
the train in February
2010 with an unveiling
to occur in April. A
photo journal book
Casey Koerner and Janet Self to embellish a
documenting the prospecial rail car of the Skunk Train
ject will be created by
Larry Wagner. Kelly
-Moore Paints in Ukiah has provided all of the paint and materials for this project. San Francisco based Koerner will receive
complimentary lodging sponsored by a number of Fort Bragg
lodging establishments during the artwork execution period. A
special thanks to the Atrium, Beachcomber Motel, Country
Inn, Harbor Lite Lodge, and Weller House Inn for providing
lodging sponsorships for this project.
The Arts Council and the Mendocino Coast Botanical Garden
are preparing to launch the second round of the outdoor Sculpture Gallery at the Garden. Please let your guests know about
this added attraction. And if you know of any artists who may be
interested in this opportunity, please direct them to the Arts
Council Website.
The Arts Council recently received a grant from the Community
Foundation of Mendocino County’s ―Arts for our Future‖ program to develop a new website for the Arts Council and new
websites for 12 Mendocino County nonprofit arts organizations.
The intended results include an improved Internet presence for
Mendocino County arts, the ability to attract more cultural tourists, an enhancement of communications among the arts community, and more. Many efforts will be made to be in sync with the
new VisitMendocino.com website including a shared calendar,
access to art images, and reciprocal links.
Lastly, the Arts Council is working in conjunction with Visit
Mendocino County to create a new Mendocino County Arts brochure entitled Mendocino County’s Guide to Artful Living. The
guide will include a listing of Mendocino County galleries, art
centers, places to hear live music, nonprofit arts organizations,
annual art events, and a map of the County.
Arts Council: (707) 961-5449 or go to www.ArtsMendocino.org.
Wherever you go in Mendocino County, creativity, talent, and
inspiration abound!
BID Year 4 Quarter 3
Mushroom & Wine - Best Attended Ever!!
Mushrooms Blossom
There was just enough rain this Fall for the mushrooms to blossom and just
enough sunshine for the visitors to enjoy our Wine and Mushroom Festival
2009 without having to head for cover. For the first time in a number of
years this is truly becoming a ―Countywide‖ Festival with both inland and
coastal events ―sold-out‖ and some over-sold with additional slots created.
We received a 25% response rate to the event evaluation from our eventholders and the majority had successful events and positive comments to
share: ―We had visitors from out of the area who hadn’t been in before.‖
―There seems to be a growing interest in mushroom foraging‖. ―It was great
to see all the articles in top publications, including Oprah! Brava.‖ ―Event
brought a new audience.‖ ―50% more business than usual‖. ―Loved the
guide‖. Best of all, we already have folks planning for Wine & Mushroom
2010, including discussions for new events. The Visit Mendocino County
Festival Committee meets in February to review the evaluations and start
planning for an even bigger and better Festival. Wine & Mushroom Fest
2010 dates are November 5 – 14th.
Two New Events - Sure to Bring Visitors This March
Two New Festivals Blossom this Spring – March 13 & 14
Two new Festivals are in the planning stages: the Point Arena Merchants
Association Annual Flower Power Festival and Daffodil Explosion to be
held on March 13th and 14th. Saturday’s festival events include a mural
scavenger hunt, scrabble tournament, 60’s art car show, crab Cioppino feed,
a craft fair, flower arranging contest and musical events throughout the
weekend. The festival culminates Sunday at the newly renovated Point
Arena Lighthouse with a day of Wind and Whales.
Little River Whale Festival shares these dates with a food and whale
watching experience Little River style. The entire town is on sale with specials, events and more...
Both events are sandwiched
between the Mendocino
Whale Festival – March 6 &
7 and Fort Bragg Whale Festival – March 20 & 21.
To discuss a potential event,
please contact our Event Coordinator Joyce Beard at
[email protected]
or 707.462.1668. If you
would like to submit an event
or special on , click the link
at the bottom of the Visit
Mendocino homepage to
―add your event or business
listing‖.
Everyone is encouraged to
San Francisco Magazine, April 2010
work towards developing and promoting the hundreds of events throughout our County each year. Events &
Festivals are what keep our visitors coming!
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New Event Guides Now Available
Visit Mendocino
County has
produced a new
event piece,
based on feedback from
Chambers of
Commerce for
great events from
January - July
2010. 10,000
have been
printed and are
being distributed
within Mendocino County as
well as throughout the Bay Area
and Sacramento
Valley. They are
also being sent to
people who request our official
Visitors Guide.
If you would like
copies of these
guides, our
Countywide Nature Tourism
Guide, PetFriendly Brochure, Wine
Guide, Redwood
Highway Maps,
CA Visitor
Guides or Mendocino County Official Visitor Guides,
please contact either VMC office!
Congratulations Crab & Wine Days Winners!
PEOPLE’S CHOICE FIRST
PLACE CRABCAKE COOK
OFF: Chef Adam Celaya; Def
Chef Catering
PROFESSIONAL JUDGES
FIRST PLACE CRAB-CAKE COOK OFF:
Chef Silver Canul; Silver’s at the Wharf won
PROFESSIONAL JUDGES FIRST PLACE
WINE: Graziano Family of Wines
PEOPLE’S CHOICE FIRST PLACE WINE:
Toulouse Vineyards
BID Year 4 Quarter 3
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Visit Mendocino County, Inc. & Sonoma County Tourism Bureau Business Showcase - A Must Attend!
YOU ARE INVITED
Sonoma County and Mendocino County--Regional Tour
GUALALA - Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2010
The Counties are united! Spring is coming up fast—and the entire Visit Mendocino County and Sonoma County team
would love to know what you are up to—and hear your plans for the year. Please join us on Wednesday, Feb. 24 at the St.
Orres in Gualala for the VMC regional member meeting. The marketing and PR team will share updates on the County
campaign---and they would love to hear from you. They are looking to learn about new trends, facts, stories, contacts, success stories and hear YOUR goals so the team can help grow your message—and your business.
The team works with hundreds of editors and producers across the country and around the world…and they would love to
hear more news from you to share with this great network.
Don't be shy! Help us get the word out about all we have to offer by bringing your special perspective.
WHERE AND WHEN
Feb. 24 from 12 Noon. to 1 p.m.
St. ORRES
36601 South Highway 1
Gualala, CA 95445-8583
(707) 884-3335
BRING YOUR LUNCH IF YOU LIKE!
LIGHT APPETIZERS PROVIDED
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Any innkeeper or resident
business from Mendocino County
who has a story to tell and caters to visitors
Beautiful St. Orres on Mendocino County’s South Coast
RSVP
WHY
[email protected]
Because we like you and we want to know MORE ABOUT YOU!
707-964-9010
You Are Invited to the www.visitMendocino.com Launch Party
Tuesday, February 23rd
4:00 - 6:00pm
Little River Inn’s Abalone Hall
Come Celebrate With Us!!
RSVP to [email protected] or 707-462-7417
DISCOVER THE LATEST IN EVENTS NEW AND OLD BRINGING VISITORS
NEW COUNTYWIDE PROMOTIONAL WEBSITE IS LAUNCHED AND SUCCESSFUL
READ THE LATEST IN PUBLIC RELATIONS EFFORTS
(866)637-MCLA
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[email protected]
Post Office Box 550
Little River, Ca 95456
Our President Speaks—Message from Jan Rodriguez
Winter has been long and most of us are hoping for business to
pick up in 2010! We are working hard to get those visitors to
come to Mendocino County. As you probably have seen by the
emails that have been sent – the new website, visitMendocino.com
is live. It is really a beautiful site! It was based on the Randall
Marketing report, as well as from the web designers, to make it the
most effective site we could possibly have.
done a fantastic job getting around to the various lodging establishments and assisting them with their events.
You have also probably received
MCLA Annual Lodging
an email regarding the
Survey
Lodging Survey being conducted
by Berkeley Young. It is vital
that we gather correct information There are a few properties
who have not responded.
to make sure that we are marketeMail Josh:
ing
the
county
effectively
and
the
Please upload your content. www.goMendo.com has been restatistics
you
provide
enable
us
to
[email protected]
placed by www.visitMendocino.com, so unless you have uploaded
in case you need a new
your content, you will not be on the new website! If you need any do this. It helps us focus on that
target audience!
survey!
assistance, please contact Robert Brothers at
Each survey is completely [email protected] or call 707-462-7417.
dential! If you have any quesHe will be happy to assist you.
tions, please contact Berkeley Young, 704-770-3333.
We hope you all had a great response from our two Countywide
major festivals: Mushroom & Wine in November and Crab &
Wine in January. Sometimes we don’t see the benefits of these
festivals right away --- in actual room rentals. However, the festivals are gaining attention from magazines – even Oprah Magazine
listed Mushroom & Wine as one of the top 6 festivals not to miss!
Crab & Wine had some really great judges and they will go back
and write great articles about their experiences in our county.
We are trying to build on these festivals so that they do become a
source of revenue for our lodging establishments in the off season.
Joyce Beard, Visit Mendocino County, Inc, Event Coordinator has
Thank you and please do not
hesitate to contact me at 707Fort Bragg: 120 S. Franklin Street 459-9063 if you have any
questions, or the CEO and
President of Visit MendoUkiah: 525 S. Main Street
cino County, Inc., Scott
Schneider at 707-964-9010.
Phone: 707-964-9010
How to reach us:
Web: www.visitMendocino.com
www.gomendo.org
www.mcla.info
Thank you and wishing you
all the best,
Jan Rodriguez