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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Tennessee's tourism department began advertising in Spanish-language newspapers for the first time this year and plans to roll out a Spanish version of its Web site by the end of the month.
Who knows---some day Tennessee officials may be trying to lure Hispanic Rock and Roll fans to visit Memphis, where they can go to "Tierra Agraciada," the home of "el Vis, el Rey".....might work (?)
Who knows---some day Tennessee officials may be trying to lure Hispanic Rock and Roll fans to visit Memphis, where they can go to "Tierra Agraciada," the home of "el Vis, el Rey".....might work (?)
Perhaps Nashville and Memphis will expand their musical offerings, or perhaps another Tennessee city can try to capture this emerging tourism market.
Perhaps Nashville and Memphis will expand their musical offerings, or perhaps another Tennessee city can try to capture this emerging tourism market.
Considering the enormously high ratio of Hispanics to Whites (in comparison to surrounding cities, even Knoxville), I would say that Morristown has the best chance of capturing the Hispanic tourism market!
'Hispanics' in the Southeast are becoming the new Southern Whites in all regards, culturally speaking.
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