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We Wish You Happy Holidays 
With others in the hospitality and tourism industry, we are excited to see
the calendar turn over to start 2010 afresh. We’ll still have some of the same challenges, but we take forward the valuable lessons that
have enabled us to achieve more with tightened resources.
Our success in 2009 is due to the successful relationship we have with you,
our partners. In light of the season, we thank you for a great team effort. We wish you and your loved ones the happiest of holidays and a
prosperous New Year.
Deadlines and Opportunities
Dial In for SCTB's iPhone App 
Also, please upload a picture so visitors using the application can see your
business.
Even if you don’t have a Facebook, Twitter or FourSquare account, please fill out the form with your business name and photo. You will still
be included in the application launch.
The drop-dead deadline to submit your information is 5 p.m. on Sunday, Jan.
10, 2010. If you miss this deadline, you’re information will be in the queue to be posted in March, the next eligible date. For more
information, please contact Keri Hanson, khanson@sonomacounty.com.
SCTB Deadline: What’s New, Dec. 28 
Travel E-zine Seeks Info: Deadline Dec. 31

The magazine targets the sophisticated and style-conscious Hispanic/Latin
American reader seeking a source for travel and trends and a guide to finer living with sabor Latino!"
Please e-mail your info, including a link to your website, to elizabeth@casanaranja.com. Make sure the subject line is HARO-CN TRAVEL. Deadline for information is Dec. 31.
Family Spring Break Info: Deadline Feb. 1,
2010 
Chefs Needed for Inside Sonoma 
What we need from you: your bio, information about your restaurant, and one
of your recipes that you think epitomizes your food philosophy. Also, please include a specific Sonoma County wine recommendation, for
example a 2006 Matanzas Creek Merlot. A photo of either you or your dish is optional. Please send your information to Beth Snow,
bsnow@sonomacounty.com. If you’ve already sent your information, there’s no need to do anything else.
Media Lead Catchers Needed

Chicagoland's Holiday Showcase a Success 
San Francisco Tourism Recovery Off to a
Slow Start 
While we feel the story accurately captured what is going on in our
industry, we did want to point out that, as with San Francisco, Sonoma County’s occupancy was up in September. Our occupancy didn’t fall,
like mentioned in the story.
To read the entire story, visit
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB126100153642494509.html. If that doesn’t take you to the story, this link will take you to a search page:
http://online.wsj.com/search/search_center.html?KEYWORDS=CARI+TUNA&ARTICLESEARCHQUERY_PARSER=bylineAND. Select “San Francisco Tourism
Recovery Off to a Slow Start.”
Have Spa, Will Travel 
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