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Tucked away in the Appalachian Mountains is a region rich in history, culture and outdoor adventure, Northeast Tennessee invites you to discover the beautiful state parks and attractions such as Bristol Motor Speedway and the Barter Theatre. Here lies a land of uncompromising beauty - a land of lush mountains and rushing rivers, where everything's ripe for discovery. Simply, we encourage all to visit. But better yet, prepare to uncover one enchanting experience after another. Featured Event Iris Festival May 19-20 WEBSITE: http://www.greenecountypartnership.com Award winning juried arts and crafts show that features more than 145 crafters from across the United States selling and showcasing their talents to the more than 29,000 spectators. The event also features a fantastic Food Court, an awesome Kids' Korner, storytelling, a dance stage and an entertainment stage, carriage rides through historic downtown Greeneville, a Miss Iris Festival Pageant, a Merchants' Marketplace and much more.

Welcome to the Official Visitor Information Site for Southeast Tennessee. Whether you're in-town or out, the people of our region exude a certain charm and flavor known throughout the world as 'Southern hospitality.' So, if you're looking for a place to get in on the action or get away from it all, our corner of the state has got a spot for you! Just follow one of our trails to discover more… MUSIC TRAIL Traditional music is played and enjoyed in the region in a wide variety of venues performance …more FARM TRAIL You can take a hay wagon ride, hike with a llama, dine on a farm, select the perfect daylily... ARTISTS AND FINE CRAFTER'S TRAIL A shopping guide to local arts and fine crafts of Southeast Tennessee. RELIGIOUS TRAIL Take a journey through the history and heritage of faith in Southeast Tennessee.

Knoxville Information Information about the city of Knoxville and our surrounding area. Click here. Places to Go... Things to Do... The place to start when trying to find products and services in the Knoxville area. Whether you are looking for Hotels or Motels, Bed & Breakfasts, Restaurants, or local Attractions, they can be found here, the Official Knoxville Tourism Alliance website. Other useful information such as links to Dollywood, Dixie Stampede, The Knoxville Zoo, Museums, Marinas, Golf courses, and Campgrounds are also among the information found on this site. If you are thinking about relocating to the Knoxville area, useful information such as links to Apartments, Real Estate Companies, Banks, Attorneys, Automobile Dealers, Employment Services, Insurance Companies, landscaping, or any other service you will need are found here. After relocating to Knoxville, you can find Architects to build your dream home, and fill it with beautiful crafts and artwork, choose a bank, enjoy shopping, or find the latest in entertainment. Our goal for this Website is to provide you with important information that you would like to know when visiting or moving to the Knoxville area. If you would like additional information please feel free to email the Knoxville Tourism Alliance anytime. Join Our Membership Join the Knoxville Tourism Alliance and take advantage of the many benefits. It's one of the best investments your business can make. Click here. Knoxville Area Contact Numbers Be prepared for your trip or move and save time with this list of contact numbers for our area. Click here. Knoxville Events Upcoming events in the Knoxville area that you will want to attend. Click here.

Good times and good friends await you in Knoxville, a modern Appalachian city with great dining, nightlife, museums, shopping, family fun and championship sports. Whatever you seek, you'll find it here. FeaturesSee More 2007 AAU Junior Olympic Games Knoxville is proud to play host - for the fifth time - to the AAU Junior Olympic Games! Having previously hosted the Games in 1968, 1970, 1993 and... More Dogwood Arts Festival You'll know spring has truly arrived when the 47th annual Dogwood Arts Festival hits the streets of Knoxville April 9-29, 2007!More Dream Team More than 17,000 athletes will be flooding into Knoxville July 25 through August 4, 2007, and Dream Team Co-Coaches Bruce Pearl and Pat Summitt,... More

Steeped in history and well-versed in progress, Collierville promises a memorable experience! Whether you're looking for a unique shopping and dining destination, a one-of-a-kind special event or a weekend getaway, we are thrilled to have you as our guest. Complementing the metropolitan lifestyle of its neighboring Memphis, Collierville offers a relaxing escape, enticing visitors to spend the afternoon or stay for a while. Collierville allows you to "get lost"! From immersing yourself in the small town charm and culture of the historic district, to the big city amenities at every corner; it's the perfect retreat from the hectic pace of today. Returning visitors will find that much progress has been made over the past decade or so, leading to more than a few changes. Shopping and retail centers abound, well-known restaurants and local favorites continue to develop and outdoor recreation amenities have been greatly enhanced. Ask for our 2007 Collierville Visitors Guide. We hope you will use it to shop, dine, play and experience Collierville. 901-853-1949 or email info@tourcollierville.com For Tennessee travel information visit www.tnvacation.com or call 1-800-GO-2-TENN For Memphis travel information, visit www.memphistravel.com Collierville Chamber of Commerce www.ColliervilleChamber.com What hasn't changed about Collierville is its true uniqueness. Waiting to charm you with its immaculately appointed town square, the natural beauty of its Greenbelt & Wolf River corridor, and the irresistible allure of the hospitality in its people and places; Collierville beckons a fantastic repose! In fact, many people experience Collierville once and never leave, which is why Money Magazine recently named Collierville as one of the best Eastern US communities in which to live. Through this site, we'll give you a sampling of the opportunities that Collierville offers - leaving the complete experience for you to discover.

Anderson County offers the unique opportunity to travel through 200 years of American History in 15 minutes. You can virtually be transported from 18th Century Appalachia to the Atomic Age and into the future while enjoying the natural beauty of Norris Lake, the mountains and valleys of East Tennessee. Top 10 Things to do in Anderson County Water Ski on Norris Lake Learn about the Heritage of Appalachia Find out how 70,000 people kept a secret about an entire city Ride an ATV over 350 miles of mountainous trails Hear the story of the Clinton 12 Watch a World War II Re-enactment Fly fish one of the premier trout stream in America Enjoy one of the largest Fireworks show in Tennessee while floating on Norris Lake Celebrate the Heritage of Appalachia at the Museum of Appalachia Tennessee Fall Homecoming Relax and enjoy your vacation!!!