Free Travel Planner Highlights Fascinating State (NAPSA)—Travel in Pennsyl- vania is even easier this year, thanks to a new travel planner that will help locate places of interest aroundthestate. This user-friendly resource includes many features to help organize your vacation—whether you want to visit Pennsylvania’s 116 state parks, world-class PENNSYLVANIA TRAVEL PLANNER museums, historical landmarks or entertaining amusement parks. Someof the great places to visit in Pennsylvania include Independence Hall in Philadelphia, the Gettysburg battlefield and Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater. The travel planner is organized into three distinct sections: Activities; Pennsylvania Tourism Regions; and a 2002 Calendar of Events. The Activities section includes the Pennsylvania outdoors, zoos, bed and breakfasts and shopping. Pennsylvania’s eight tourism regions are color-coded for easier identification. Other special features include personal calendar pages, bookmarks, an events calendar and a Pennsylvania map. Users can follow the highlighted suggestionsorfill in their own special reminders and events PENNSYLVANIA memories last a lifetime" @Q Skiing, museums, antiques and shopping. Pennsylvania has them all and a new travel planner can makeit easier to enjoy them. on the calendar. A package of bookmarks is attached to the travel planner and allows travelers to mark their favorite destinations and activities. The easy-to-read Pennsylvania Recreational Guide and Highway Map highlights state parks and other historical locations throughout the Commonwealth. For a free copy of the 2002 Pennsylvania Travel Planner, call 1-800-VISIT-PA or order online at www.experiencepa.com.
