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| Travel Trade update | | If you can’t read this newsletter, please click here. | | | Update and News From Visit California, Yosemite Mariposa County & Mammoth Lakes
Stay tuned with the latest news and inspiration from California, for you and your clients to be up to date and ready for a reunion with the Golden State in a foreseeable future.
In this April newsletter from Visit California and partners, channel your inner spiritual voice and be inspired for your next trip to California based on your zodiac sign! See what good events and deals await you in the Golden State, and learn about fun activities to explore in Yosemite Mariposa County and Mammoth Lakes this spring.
As always, feel free to contact Atlantic Link if you have any opportunities or ideas you would like to discuss, or if you have any questions regarding travels to California. See contact information at the bottom of this newsletter.
Happy reading,
Karin Gert Nielsen, CEO
Atlantic Link | | | Where to Travel Based on Your Sign Are you a glamour-seeking Leo, a water-loving Pisces, or an artsy Aquarius? See which spot in California suits you best. | | Unique California Events Celebrate strawberries, whales, frog-jumping, and more at these festivals—which also embrace the spirit of their cool communities. | | Sweet Spring Deals Stop and smell the flowers with these deals that help extend your getaway. Think free nights, bottles of wine, and passes to local attractions. | | | Walk with Giants
in Yosemite Mariposa County The giant sequoia tree, Sequoiadendron giganteum, is a perspective-bending wonder to behold. These majestic beauties burst skyward along the western slope of California’s Sierra Nevada where they can thrive for 3,000 years and more – among the oldest living things on Earth. Their rough, cinnamon-red trunks are truly massive, and some of their lofty, gnarled branches could be big trees in their own right. Yosemite Mariposa County has the arboreal honor of being home to two designated giant sequoia groves (and two more just to its north and south), making it a great place to “branch out” for a grove-hopping itinerary. Prepare to be awestruck.
| | Five Days of Spring Fun in Yosemite The Sierra sun warms your face as the days grow longer. High country snowmelt fills the streams to brimming, then arcs gracefully over polished granite. Wildflower meadows pop with a kaleidoscope of colors, while in the scented forests a carpet of pine needles bounces underfoot. The curtains are suddenly drawn and a life-affirming revival shimmers all around you…welcome, friends, to spring in Yosemite Mariposa County. Here are some of our favorite ways to celebrate this season of new beginnings. From misty walks to frisky wildlife and engaging museums, it’s easy to build your own itinerary of casual ramblings and intrepid explorations. Most important of all? Enjoy the show!
| | | Spring in Mammoth Lakes
Spring in Mammoth Lakes is a season full of opportunity. The skiing and riding is still phenomenal but there's a feeling of change in the air and thoughts of summer activities linger on the horizon. It's an in between world of fun that you don't want to miss. | | Spring Skiing & Riding Want to take advantage of those gorgeous spring days on the slopes of Mammoth Mountain? We've got tips on the best way to plan your day and maximize your fun. | | Fishing on the brain
With spring around the corner, thoughts of fishing follow close behind. Thinking about a spring ski and fish trip? Check out our tips to catch the big one when Fishmas rolls around at the end of April. | | | Mammoth Lakes Announces New Summer Air Service from San Francisco Mammoth Lakes Tourism and Mammoth Mountain announced new summer air service with United Airlines into the Eastern Sierra Regional Airport (BIH) in Bishop, Calif. Beginning June 4 and running through September 5, 2022, this is the first time summer air travel has been offered to California’s premier mountain destination via San Francisco International Airport (SFO), making the Mammoth Lakes region more accessible than ever. | | Mammoth Lakes and Advanced Airlines Resume Partnership for Summer Service Mammoth Lakes Tourism and Los Angeles-based public charter airline, Advanced Airlines, announced that they will expand their partnership by offering four weekly summer flights from Southern California cities, Hawthorne/Hawthorne Municipal Airport (HHR) and Carlsbad/McClellan Palomar Airport (CLD), direct into Mammoth Yosemite Airport (MMH). The new schedule begins on June 16 and will run through September 12. | | | Contact, Scandinavia & Finland
Karin Gert Nielsen
CEO & Managing Director
Atlantic Link
Sturlasgade 3, st.
2300 Copenhagen S - Denmark
M: +45 2942 1005
E: kgn@atlanticlink.net
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