tourism

A sporting event with an economic impact of over $5 billion dollars is being courted by New Orleans and Louisiana tourism officials.

Things got hot for some visitors to the Big Easy on Monday afternoon when the tour bus they were riding caught on fire on St Charles in Uptown New Orleans.

Louisiana is home to at least 14 "capitals of the world" from fish to fried food and everything in between, how many can you name?

A first-time competitor brings home the top prize in the Louisiana Seafood Cook-Off held last night in Lafayette.

Louisiana has something for everyone.

This very graphic video shows what New Orleans is becoming. Perhaps if it makes enough national headlines the mayor will start to pay attention to his own city's problems instead of the national political scene.

An eccentric Louisiana millionaire has one of the most unique ideas ever to promote tourism across our state.

Why just fish for bass in one lake when there are a lot of honey holes waiting for you to wet a line.

There is at least one little mudbug that will escape the hot water this year. It also marks the beginning of a new tradition in our state.

There's a new hashtag in Louisiana, it's #OnlyInLouisiana. If you'd be so kind to use that hashtag it would really help all of us out. Here's how you do that.

When you think about Louisiana you'll likely think about good times and great food. Lt. Governor Nungesser thinks we should promote those two great ideas together to get more bang for the bucks we don't have.

International travelers are making Louisiana a priority destination now more than ever before. That's good news for the state's hospitality industry.