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Vermont is also VERY big on tourism and is a vacation state for many people. Many people have vacation homes up there, go skiing, etc.
I would probably put Vermont on a regionally known basis, perhaps national. Not international, besides with Canada of course.
Honestly, there are many cities in this country that are probably better known than the states they're in, but the OP was asking for states so...
I would probably have to go with Hawai'i and Alaska for obvious reasons. I'm not sure how many people internationally could tell you what state Chicago or Seattle are in. Just my perception.
Wow. Not one mention of Atlanta and Georgia, home to the busiest airport in the world and 7th largest point of international entry into the United States as well 7th most visited city in the nation. Ignorance is bliss huh?
Maybe a reason why Houston gets a bad rep by many on here is they never visit. According Forbes 85% of visitors to Houston are either in state visitors or from Mexico, less than 5 million visitors annully from outside of TX or Mexico if my math is correct
Wow. Not one mention of Atlanta and Georgia, home to the busiest airport in the world and 7th largest point of international entry into the United States as well 7th most visited city in the nation. Ignorance is bliss huh?
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