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Where You Live Is Key
Healthy Hometowns: #2 Austin
Men's Journal
(August 2006)
"We looked across the country for the cities healthiest to your heart...[in] Austin, TX city programs such as the Mayor's Fitness Program aim to get residents moving to help reduce disease. Mayor Will Wynn also wants to make Austin the fittest city in the U.S. by the year 2010."
The Bair Essentials: From Boston to Austin
Association Meetings
(July 24, 2006)
"From DMAI's opening session that highlighted the best of Austin's live music--and was held up as a perfect model for every city because it allowed us to "experience" the destination--to a closing event that featured more great music and a mayor who hung out with us in his jeans and cowboy boots, this is one fun, happening city."
Live Music Austin: The Top 20
Texas Highways
(August 2006)
"Famously, Austin and environs are home to more than 150 choices for live music...I visited 100 Austin-area music venues...and my ears rang for weeks with folk, punk, R&B, metal, Tejano, hip-hop, blues, jazz, rock, jam, reggae, country and classical music."
Rock & Roll Hotels for a New Generation
The New York Times and Gridskipper.com
(July 9, 2006)
"Rock bands playing in Austin, Tex., often stay at the funky Austin Motel. [The] motel has several things going for it that attract the up-all-night, sleep-all-day crowd. It's...located near a music site in a cool part of town. It also has the right mix of slightly seedy glamour and affordable rates to attract young bands."
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Where You Live Is Key
Healthy Hometowns: #2 Austin
Men's Journal
(August 2006)
"We looked across the country for the cities healthiest to your heart...[in] Austin, TX city programs such as the Mayor's Fitness Program aim to get residents moving to help reduce disease. Mayor Will Wynn also wants to make Austin the fittest city in the U.S. by the year 2010."
The Bair Essentials: From Boston to Austin
Association Meetings
(July 24, 2006)
"From DMAI's opening session that highlighted the best of Austin's live music--and was held up as a perfect model for every city because it allowed us to "experience" the destination--to a closing event that featured more great music and a mayor who hung out with us in his jeans and cowboy boots, this is one fun, happening city."
Live Music Austin: The Top 20
Texas Highways
(August 2006)
"Famously, Austin and environs are home to more than 150 choices for live music...I visited 100 Austin-area music venues...and my ears rang for weeks with folk, punk, R&B, metal, Tejano, hip-hop, blues, jazz, rock, jam, reggae, country and classical music."
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The Austin Convention & Visitors Bureau is charged with marketing Austin nationally and internationally as a premier business and leisure destination, thus enriching our community's overall quality of life.
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