New Mexico Tourism Department

New Mexico Tourism Department official account, providing industry news and updates for @NewMexico. #NewMexicoTRUE

[New Mexico Tourism Department @NMtourism]

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My, how quickly time goes by! Thank you ‘X’ for reminding us how much things can change. Here’s to 12 more years in a new venue! #MyXAnniversary

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Just checking things off our Friday to-do list

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@UNM We can't wait to see it in action!

[National Park Service @NatlParkService]

We remain hopeful that Congress will act to fund the government. Access and visitor services would be available on Sunday, Oct. 1. Beginning Monday, Oct. 2, all national parks would close, and visitors should expect services to be unavailable.

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[NM State Parks @NMStateParks]

On Saturday, October 14, 2023, New Mexico will have front row seats to an Annular Solar Eclipse. With 16 of New Mexico's 35 State Parks in the path of annularity.
Solar Eclipse Viewing Glasses will be handed out on a first come, first served basis.
#NewMexico #solareclipse

[New Mexico Tourism Department @NMtourism]

Lancing Adams, who most recently served as Director of Tourism Development, will serve as Acting Cabinet Secretary.

[New Mexico Tourism Department @NMtourism]

Yesterday, it was announced that @GovMLG appointed current Department of Tourism Secretary Jen Paul Schroer to lead the Aging and Long-Term Services Department. https://t.co/gq2obqBXtk

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Tourism saw 9 years of year-over-year record-breaking tourism growth, which included 36.6 million annual visits on average (over the last five years) and $6.6 billion in annual visitor spending on average.

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@SchardinClarke @NM_MVD Yikes 😬

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Join the team that helps make the Tourism Department engine run! We're looking to hire for our next Lead Accountant & Auditor - applications close June 28. Learn more on our website: https://t.co/qEoZW1FPXz

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Nothing wrong with bronze 🥉
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Los Alamos is in the spotlight for 2023! @SmithsonianMag named Los Alamos as the "Scientific Small Town" to visit in 2023: https://t.co/IzklG9g8jj

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“National New Mexico Day is a perfect opportunity for us to recognize and appreciate the access that we have to so many cultural institutions and outdoor recreation offerings here in the Land of Enchantment." – Tourism Secretary Jen Paul Schroer.

Why do you love New Mexico?

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Did you know that tomorrow is #NationalNewMexicoDay? To celebrate all New Mexico residents can receive free access to all state parks, museums, and historic sites on June 14!

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#NationalNewMexicoDay is also a perfect opportunity to support small businesses by shopping local. The Tourism Department recently published its New Mexico True Certified Summer Gift Guide, featuring nearly 100 locally-produced gifts! https://t.co/QqpjDSQjPI

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🚨📰 Media mention alert! 📰🚨
Santa Fe was named as 1 of the best 11 places to visit in September
https://t.co/2ksFF40JiO
#NewMexicoTrue

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Can never get too much:
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We are thankful for our partnership with @VisitABQ, @VisitLasCruces and @CityofSantaFe in sharing the Land of Enchantment with buyers looking to bring New Mexico product to travelers across the globe. #NewMexicoTrue

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A couple weeks ago, members of the New Mexico Tourism Department traveled to San Antonio for IPW for the first time since 2019 where the team hosted over 100 meetings with international travel buyers, writers and more.