Showing posts with label dining. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dining. Show all posts

Sunday, May 31, 2009

Village Merchants Planning First Wine Walk Event

Village Merchants are gathering steam to host the first Wine Walk Event in the Village. A number of Merchants have agreed to pitch in to host the event. The first event would benefit the local Meals on Wheels efforts.

Village Merchants have made a formal proposal to the VBA for their support to aid in making the first event happen this summer.

The event will be a self guided tour form Northwoods Resort to Pine Knot Marina and is one of many events the retail community is actively trying to put into place in order to better compete in the regional marketplace by attracting more get-a-way and leisure travel customers from throughout SoCal.

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

US Travel Association and Toursim Workers Rally

Tourism is off in Vegas, Park City and other destinations. Folks that are planning a vacation are planning on staying closer to home.

Oskar Garcia on Tourism. http://www3.signonsandiego.com/stories/2009/may/12/nv-tourism-rally-051209/?california

There may be an opportunity Big Bear Lake. Can we take advantage? If so, how will we do it?

Saturday, May 9, 2009

Spring Brings Flowers and more Business Closures

Some more negative movement in retail and commercial vacancies in April 2009 include these Big Bear Lake Storefronts: 1. Friendz Salon (had recently relocated to smaller space) Moonridge Rd, 2. Edelweiss Books on Village Dr., 3. Big Bear Souvenir and Gift (had recently relocated to smaller space) Pine Knot Ave., 4. Burger King on Big Bear Blvd., Big Bear Real Estate Village Dr. Office, Cool Cabins Village Dr. Office and the 5. Mineral Shop on Village Dr. has closed and vacated the space. 6. Scrapbooking Stampede (recently moved to Blvd from Moonridge) has closed and vacated the space in Summit Plaza.



On the Recently Rented Front: 1. The Chrome Stop has reopened on Red Ant Hill and Mill Creek, 2. The Kite Factory has reopened on the other side of the Blvd at Alden. 3. Forrest Farms Market and Deli has taken a much smaller space in the Verizon Plaza with Sandy's Sports Bar and Bear Valley Printing. 4. Get the Burger will reopen in the former Sushi Ai at Big Bear Blvd. and Fox Farm.

Thursday, April 9, 2009

Big Bear Lake Retail to Debut Ad in Inland Empire Visitors Guide



A new 2 page ad in the Inland Empire Visitors Guide featuring the Big Bear Lake Retail Marketplace will be finalized this month. The glossy magazine format publication comes out in June, 2009 and is distributed at California Welcome Centers and Major Transit hubs in the Southland.


The ad targets Leisure Travelers, Getaway Couples and Families. We think Big Bear Lake has a bright future as a Leisure Travel Destination. If your business can participate in this off-the-hill marketing project, there are a few spaces still available for as little as $110.00 for the year! Contact Tim Breunig by 4/15/09 at 909-878-3556.


Check out the magazine at the visitinlandempire link in the nav bar.