State's official tourism website goes mobile

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By Mandi Milligan - email

ATLANTA (CBS ATLANTA) -

Want to explore Georgia? You can now plan your trip using the new Georgia Tourism mobile site.

Georgia Tourism relaunched a new and improved ExploreGeorgia.org mobile website.

The new mobile site is interactive and provides real-time trip planning information.

"In order for Georgia to remain competitive in the current marketplace – we believed it was time to upgrade and expand our mobile presence," said Kevin Langston, deputy commissioner for Tourism for the Georgia Department of Economic Development. "We wanted to give visitors the ExploreGeorgia.org experience in the palm of their hands, so they can easily and quickly find events, attractions, accommodations, special offers and more on the go."

The site assists travelers in finding destinations, places to stay, events, special offers, local services, maps and navigation tools from their mobile device.

The site was developed in conjunction with ITI Marketing, a full service marketing, consulting and technology company based in Brunswick.

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