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Omni Homestead Featured On Cover Of Virginia Travel Guide

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HOT SPRINGS — The Omni Homestead Resort and the mountains of Bath County are featured on the cover of the 2020 Virginia Travel Guide, recently released by the Virginia Tourism Corporation.
Available for free on virginia.org/travelguide and at Virginia State Welcome Centers, the 2020 Virginia Travel Guide is a curated collection of personal recommendations and heartfelt narratives from a variety of talented writers, local enthusiasts and passionate travelers who all call Virginia home.
“The Virginia Travel Guide is the perfect way to learn about our vibrant communities, attractions and people through the experiences of those who know Virginia best,” said Rita McClenny, president and CEO of Virginia Tourism Corporation. “We hope that this year’s guide will inspire visitors and locals alike to explore all that the commonwealth has to offer, from our historic attractions and charming small towns to our breathtaking landscapes and more than 200 “Loveworks” that stretch across the state from sandy shore to mountain summit.” 
This year’s directory has three covers, one of which features a stunning aerial photograph of The Omni Homestead Resort and the surrounding mountains of Bath County. 
The historic resort opened in 1766 and has become one of the most cherished landmarks in Virginia. It has hosted presidents, celebrities and royalty from all over the world. 
In addition to being home to The Omni Homestead Resort, Bath County has charming villages, beautiful scenery, abundant outdoor recreation and a vibrant arts community.
“Congratulations to The Omni Homestead Resort for being selected to appear on the 2020 Virginia Travel Guide,” said Bath County Administrator Ashton Harrison. “We’re pleased that so many people will see the majestic mountain landscape of Bath County when they see the cover.”
In addition to featuring Bath County and The Omni Homestead, the 2020 Virginia Travel Guide highlights include the following:
Pet-Friendly Getaways – Discover who gets “four-paw reviews” from “Fido’s Virginia” author and travel enthusiast Ginger Warder. This cover photo was shot on Hazel Mountain Overlook, Luray.
Relaxing Retreats – Virginia’s unique wellness scene marries historic properties with modern-day amenities to help you unwind and recharge.
Charming Small Towns – From beach retreats to mountain escapes, these quaint small towns are big on character.
Regional Guides – Explore what’s new, notable and iconic in every region of the state.
The third cover depicts the “Love-work” on the shore at Cape Charles.
The Virginia Travel Guide is produced annually by the Virginia Tourism Corp. and Roanoke-based Leisure Media 360. Please visit virginia.org/travelguide or call 1-800-VISITVA to request a free copy of the 2020 guide.
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This aerial view of The Omni Homestead is featured on the cover of the 2020 Virginia Travel Guide, recently released by the Virginia Tourism Corporation.

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