2008 CiVSA Annual Conference
Southern California Tourism

It's Southern California...how many letters do I have to use to sell this wonderful place? Let's see...

A is for Angels, the City of Angels, Los Angeles

B is for Beverly Hills, and by the way: It's Row-Day-Oh Drive, not Row-Dee-Oh

C is for California Coast, So Cal Style

D is for Disneyland, the Happiest Place on Earth!

E is for Entertainment, courtesy of the LA Times Calendar

F is for Ferry, nothing like a day of beach and shopping at Balboa Island

G is for Glen Ivy, One of the best spas around

H is for Hollywood: Lights, Camera, Action!!! And Huntington Beach! Surf City!

I is for Idyllwild, enjoy the aesthetics of nature

J is for Joshua Tree, even U2 loves this trip

K is for Knotts Berry Farm, America's First Theme Park!

L is for Legoland, Can you put it all together?

M is for Magic Castle, now you see it, now you don't

N is for Norton Simon Museum

O is for Observatory, catch the "real" stars at Griffith Park and Observatory

P is for Pike, check out this popular Long Beach attraction, there's an Aquarium too!

Q is for Queen Mary, and they have a ghost tour

R is for Raging Waters, splish splash in San Dimas

S is for Santa Monica Pier and Third Street Promenade

T is for Trump National, a golfer's dream

U is for University City Walk, Home of Universal Studios!

V is for Venice, Home of Muscle Beach

W is for wine tasting in Southern California

X is for X-Games, feeling adventurous: bungee jump, sky dive, skate park

Y is for Yanks Air Museum, a classic for sure

Z is for Zoo, the Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens