Quad Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau
Recent News About Quad Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau
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Illinois' Quad Cities area gives state significant tourism revenue boost
In the past two years, the Illinois Quad Cities has generated significant domestic and international tourism revenue for the state.
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Quad Cities visitors bureau welcomes several new faces
The Quad Cities Convention and Visitors Bureau (QCCVB) kicked off the 2018 fiscal year with new members and officers on Saturday, according to a press release.
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Quad Cities visitors bureau launches discount program for area tourists
The Quad Cities Convention and Visitors Bureau (QCCVB) unveiled a new program that will help visitors to the area get the most out of their stay by identifying them as tourists so they can receive discounts at local businesses.
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Ride on: Quad Cities bike rental season begins
The Quad Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau (QCCVB) recently opened its bike rental season, offering a range of bike sizes, including children’s bikes, that can be rented by the hour, half-day or day to explore the area’s riverfront trails.
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Iowa state bowling tournament returns to Quad Cities
Bowling will be taking over the late-winter and spring weekends in the Quad Cities.
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Moline to host international fastpitch softball tournament
Fastpitch is returning to the Quad Cities this weekend, as Moline prepares to host the North American Fastpitch Association’s (NAFA) Masters Midwest Tournament.
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QCCVB prepares to host Quad Cities Restaurant Week
The Quad Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau (QCCVB) will host Quad Cities Restaurant Week from Feb. 29 to March 6.
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Quad Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau announces new 2016 events
A college conference basketball tournament and a St. Patrick's celebration are just a few of the exciting new happenings listed on the Quad Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau 2016 calendar.