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CALIFORNIA'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER - EST. 1851
Volume 162 · Issue 72 | 99¢

Tahoe South Website welcomes visitors

“A walk on the wild side” is the promise to visitors from Tahoe South and the portal to get there is the Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority’s Website, TahoeSouth.com.

The area’s brand is being displayed with a vibrant, easy-to-use use, socially integrated Web/mobile site welcoming visitors to the wild side with up-all-day and-all-night activities set amidst the timeless beauty of North America’s largest alpine lake.

The site engages users to embark on an adventure to find their own “wild side” in South Shore, by utilizing captivating images and social media integration with user generated content.

The site features an event module, deals page, blog as well as relevant real-time feeds from Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr serving as a digital concierge to inspire and inform.

As visitors land on the home page they’re greeted with compelling images of skiers catching air; people dancing the night away as “there is no last call;” high-energy gaming and iconic Emerald Bay sparkling in the sunrise.

Whatever options visitors choose to drive their wild side, Tahoe South’s thrill-seekers and the young-at-heart can just relax, spend a day at the spa and soak in the scenic beauty in peace. But hey, don’t you want to be at the party?

TahoeSouth.com positions the region as a premier, memorable and adventurous travel destination through its “passions” — activities that visitors have rated highest including: skiing/snowboarding, golf, water activities, hiking/running, gaming, dining, nightlife, shopping, meetings, weddings and local culture.

Why Tahoe South?

While South Shore is long-held common vernacular for the area that encompasses the southern portion of the Lake, it includes both the city of South Lake Tahoe on the California side and Stateline on the Nevada side. “Tahoe” has to be in the name because, well, both are Tahoe, and “South” because it’s the sum of the whole and combines both sides.

Eye-catching artwork makes it abundantly clear that when it comes to visiting Lake Tahoe, the south side is definitely the wild side with its 24-hour gaming and cocktail-fueled nightlife, top-notch entertainment and adrenaline seeking outdoor recreation.

To plan a trip and discover the world-class destination in pursuit of your own wild side visit TahoeSouth.com.

The process to develop the site was a joint effort between multiple agencies and the Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority. Duncan/Channon of San Francisco spearheaded the Website strategy and design. While Noble Studios of Reno, Nev.  managed the development and content. The site was built on an ExpressionEngine2 platform, a flexible content management system that allows future creative growth and expansion to evolve with technology. Duncan/Channon collaborated with Underware type foundry to create a custom logotype for the new brand.

For real promotions, packages, conditions and events in Tahoe South, The Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority is on Facebook at facebook.com/TahoeSouth, Twitter at twitter.com/SouthShoreTahoe, YouTub at youtube.com/LTVA and now the Tahoe South mobile app in the App Store and Android Market.

For information about Tahoe South call 1-800-AT-TAHOE (1-800-288-2463) or visit tahoesouth.com.

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