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6/4/2009 - 2009 Anaheim/Orange County Travel Guide Now Available

 
  Contacts:
Elaine Cali, 714/765-8853
ecali@anaheimoc.org

Juan Flores, 714/765-8854
jflores@anaheimoc.org
 
 
 
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

2009 Anaheim/Orange County Travel Guide Now Available
Travel Planning Resource Features Itineraries, Insider Tips and Updated Travel Tools

2009 Orange County Travel Guide
ANAHEIM, Calif. (June 4, 2009) - Visitors coming to the Anaheim/Orange County area have a comprehensive resource when it comes to planning trips and vacations: the 2009 OC Travel Guide. The OC Travel Guide is the area’s primary travel-planning aid, and it is now available for order online. This free destination resource may also be picked up on site at hotels throughout Orange County.
 
The 138-page, 2009 OC Travel Guide offers a comprehensive overview of Orange County area accommodations, attractions, arts and culture, beaches, sports and recreation, shopping, dining, entertainment and transportation. The guide also features updated maps, a calendar of annual events, build-it-yourself itineraries and in-depth information on Southern California theme parks. The compact guide fits easily into a pocket, purse or backpack to use on the go.
 
This year’s OC Travel Guide pays homage to one of Orange County’s legendary artists.  The cover art on the 2009 OC Travel Guide features the work of acclaimed SoCal artist John Van Hamersveld. Hamersveld, whose most recognizable work is the renowned “Endless Summer” sunset and surfer movie poster from 1966, felt compelled to contribute his iconic artwork to the destination that inspired his early works. “I feel the cover reflects Orange County, and pulls the 'Forever Summer' attitude together,” says Hamersveld.
 
Hamersveld, whose catalog of work also includes concert posters for Jimi Hendrix, album covers for The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, and a host of other classic creations, was the ideal choice as cover artist for the OC Travel Guide. "His pop culture art evokes a classic Southern California atmosphere and the "It's So California®" lifestyle found in Orange County," says Elaine Cali, VP of Communications at the Anaheim/Orange County Visitor & Convention Bureau.
 
A complimentary copy of The OC Travel Guide is now available online at www.anaheimoc.org or by calling 714/765-8888.
 
Home to renowned beaches, world-famous theme parks and attractions, exciting professional sports, unique shopping, arts and cultural events, and award-winning restaurants, Southern California’s Anaheim/Orange County is a blend of sights and experiences complemented by warm sunshine. For more information about Anaheim/Orange County, visit www.anaheimoc.org or call 714/765-8888.
 
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