Wayne Woods, co-inventor of modern messaging for Arkansas tourism, passed away at 77, leaving a $10 billion industry legacy.

BENTONVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — Leaders from across the state attended the governor’s 51st annual conference on tourism.

Spring break is in full swing, and Hot Springs, Arkansas, is buzzing with excitement.Known as one of the top tourist ...

Serious mountain biking, robust public arts and an explosion of food and drink venues are drawing ever more visitors to ...

THE 51ST ANNUAL ARKANSAS "GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE ON TOURISM" IS IN BENTONVILLE THIS YEAR! 40-29'S JACOB MURPHY IS LIVE IN BENTONVILLE RIGHT NOW WITH THE MISSION AT-HAND WHEN IT COMES TO TOURISM IN ...

American Airlines' newest route from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport will fly to a Southern city known for historic events and ...

The annual Arkansas Derby Day at Oaklawn Racing Casino attracted tens of thousands of visitors, eager to witness the horse races and partake ...

Wayne Woods, an Arkansas marketing trailblazer and tourism stalwart, died Monday morning. He was 77. Shelby Woods said his brother was bigger than life and always was a person who felt he gained ...

Dr. Mae Jemison, author, astronaut and entrepreneur, will be a guest speaker April 9 at the University of Arkansas at Fort ...

Superfan Mike Lutrell was in Providence for the Hogs’ first two NCAA tournament games, and he says he had his flight booked ...