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For more information contact:Valeria Davis or Lisa Marshall, Wis. Dept. of Tourism Phone: 1-800-236-7529 Email: pr@travelwisconsin.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEUP-TO-DATE TRAVEL INFORMATION NOW AVAILABLE AT TRAVELWISCONSIN.COMTravelWisconsin.com Links to Dept. of Transportation Updates In Light of Recent Severe Weather MADISON, Wis. (June 17, 2008) – TravelWisconsin.com, the premier resource for Wisconsin travel information, is now even more valuable as it provides road closing and condition information listed by county. While some parts of southern Wisconsin are grappling with clean-up and repair after several days of heavy rains, high winds and flooding, much of Wisconsin – including its tourism businesses, especially in the northern part of the state – is open for business. Visitors are encouraged to maintain their travel plans and to double-check routes as a precaution. “As always, the safety of our visitors and residents is the primary concern of the state of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Department of Tourism,” said Wisconsin Department of Tourism Secretary Kelli A. Trumble. “We are suggesting travelers simply call ahead to their destinations to make certain they’re ready to welcome you and to verify the roadways are passable and safe.” For free Wisconsin travel information and travel-planning guides, including the 2008 Wisconsin Spring/Summer Event Guide or the Wisconsin Activity Guide, visit www.travelwisconsin.com or call the Wisconsin Department of Tourism's toll-free number at 1-800-432-TRIP/8747. Travelers can also obtain guides and information at the Wisconsin Welcome Centers, located in select state-border cities. # # #
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