Looking for To-Dos in Hot Springs? Try the City’s New Website

Find this free vacation guide at www.hotsprings.org.

A completely new website featuring innovative new tools to help visitors plan their visit to Hot Springs was recently activated by Visit Hot Springs. (VHS)

 “We have combined fresh design with innovative tools to make planning your trip to Hot Springs easy and fun,” VHS Marketing Director Bill Solleder said. “Our online presence at www.hotsprings.org will give visitors a comprehensive look at virtually everything Hot Springs has to offer.”

The new interactive maps let visitors select a specific part of town they are interested in. Once you select a particular district, that map will show dining, lodging, events, and attractions in that part of town.

The website will feature a new home page with fresh videos and photography. The site offers links to places to stay, places to eat, things to do, events to attend, as well as a free vacation guide.

“We are proud of our new site and believe it will deliver new hospitality business to Hot Springs. And that benefits every single one of us.”

For more information call Bill Solleder at 501-321-2027.

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