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Source: The Cullman Times

Visit Cullman hosted the Alabama Travel Council’s Quarterly Board and Committee Meetings on Nov. 9–10, welcoming tourism leaders from across the state for two days of collaboration, networking and experiences highlighting Cullman County. Meetings took place at the OmniPlex, showcasing the community’s capacity to accommodate professional meetings and events. Among the attendees were Alabama Tourism Department Director Glenda Allred, who was appointed in July, and Deputy Director Grey Brennan. “It is truly an honor to host the Alabama Travel Council’s quarterly meeting in Cullman,” said Jeff Clemons, Chairman of the Cullman County Tourism Board.

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