Regina Binder

""Live the Legend" in Peru is a strong brand as well. There, they have been trying to diversify their tourism having over-branded Machu Picchu and suffering the consequences of what I call the check-list tourist. The hook can be an iconic impression,…"

"I agree with Paul, when I heard about the new slogan (from a Colombian archaeologist) I was taken aback, but to change perception first you have to acknowlege it."

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David Paul Appell January 12, 2010 at 10:26pm

Good afternoon, Regina, and welcome to Tripatini! It's great to have you with us -- and we think you'll find our site productive as well as interesting and enjoyable.

To get the most out of Tripatini, we recommend you take a moment to join several of our many groups which you may find of particular use, such as Travel Marketers/Publicists, Eco/Sustainable Tourism, Resorts Corner, Tourism Branding, Hotels/Motels, Eating/Drinking the World, Luxury Travel, Budget Travel, Massachusetts, our French Language/Culture Club, and plenty of others covering many other topics and most destinations across the globe.

FYI, on your profile you'll see a green bar marked "Text Box," which you can turn into a box containing not just text but also photos and even videos about yourself, your travels, your consulting work, and more (adding your company name to your profile will benefit both you and our other members).

Finally, if you would, please be so kind as to spread the word among your travel-interested friends, family, colleagues, associates, and clients. It's fast and easy to use our "INVITE" function above left on the navigation bar to enter e-mails (even your whole list at once!).Finally, if you have a Facebook or Twitter account, please join our fan page and follow us (see front page info box), and tweet us! We'll be happy to follow you, as well.

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