Virginia hotels and resorts plan bold 1930 expansion
The Virginia hotel and resort sector reports a strong season with new caverns, lighting schemes, and attractions near Natural Tunnel and Cumberland Gap. Plans include a 3 million dollar Cumberland Gap Hotel and Resort with an aerial tramway, a ten story Lynchburg annex, and a major Williamsburg hotel. Virginia Beach and Shenandoah Valley promotions intensify as 1930 advertising budgets rise.
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