February 8, 2010

Ted Wheeler, Multnomah County Chair

Support Nonstop Service for a Better Economy

The big storms this winter that shut down East Coast airports provided a great reminder of the importance of nonstop flights out of Portland.   My young daughter is a great traveler but long delays in strange crowded airports are not fun for anybody in our family. Direct travel is also a great time saver.  As someone who tries to eke every single minute out of every single day, I really appreciate the benefits of nonstop travel; as the Chairman of Multnomah County, I appreciate the good jobs and the accompanying vitality that international air service brings to our community. Read more »

  1. February 1, 2010

    Andy Palacios, River City Travel

    Keep Portland’s Competitive Edge

    As a business development manager for one of the leading travel management companies in Portland, I see on a daily basis the impact direct flights to Europe and Asia have on my business and on Oregon’s economy.

    These flights are important because they allow me to provide clients with diverse options, and they help companies save time and money — this is key to a successful business. Read more »

  2. January 19, 2010

    Submit your haiku for a chance to win a trip to Amsterdam or Tokyo

    Haiku Your Way to AMS or TYO

    Have you always wanted to tour Amsterdam’s famous art museums or update your wardrobe in Tokyo’s shopping district, but just haven’t found the opportunity? Well, we have a haiku for that:

    This is your big chance
    AMS or TYO
    Submit your haiku Read more »

  3. January 15, 2010

    Tokyo Museum of Contemporary Art

    Photo Diary: Art Museums

    Last week we shared photos of some less conventional artwork scattered around Amsterdam, Portland and Tokyo. This week we’re featuring the indoor art institutions. You’re probably familiar with the Rijksmuseum, Portland Art Museum and Tokyo National Museum, so we’ve chosen a few others: Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, Pittock Mansion and Scheepvaart Museum.

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