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[Evolution of Funding Appeal: Revised Drafts and Comments]

Description: The compilation of revised draft versions enriched with comments, detailing a compelling communication from the Denton Chamber of Commerce and Convention and Visitors Bureau. The letter signifies the commencement of a new program year, tactfully requesting funding from the city council. This comprehensive document showcases the iterative refinement process and collaborative efforts invested in shaping a persuasive appeal for continued support.
Date: 2001
Creator: Denton Chamber of Commerce
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Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[TTIA Insights: Navigating Memberships, Programs, and Texas Tourism Initiatives]

Description: A compiled document offering valuable insights into the Texas Travel Industry Association (TTIA). From heartfelt letters thanking members for renewing their memberships to participation agreements with CVBs and Chambers of Commerce, delve into the multifaceted landscape of the TTIA. Uncover details about the Destination Texas.cc program, a comprehensive website dedicated to the total Texas experience. Additionally, gain an understanding of the Visitor Transportation Task Force, along with perti… more
Date: 1999/2004
Creator: Denton Chamber of Commerce
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Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[Celebrating Milestones: DFWATC's 25th Anniversary in February 2003]

Description: Document from the Denton Chamber of Commerce Collection. The compilation features a heartfelt letter inviting marketing partners to join in the festivities, providing a sneak peek into the Copy of the 2003 Official Visitors Guide, a detailed program of work, and the engaging February issue of the newsletter "The Exchange."
Date: February 2003
Creator: Denton Chamber of Commerce
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Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections
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