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P L A N N I N G A S S I STA N C E
P L A N N I N G A S S I STA N C E
Taking Care of Your Business
PLANNING ASSISTANCE
AND PERSONAL ATTENTION
Planning a trip to Pigeon Forge is a win/win
situation for both you and your clients. While
they get to enjoy time at one of the premier
tourism destinations in the Southeast, you get
assistance from our certified travel industry
specialists throughout the planning process.
If you have questions, need our assistance in
developing an itinerary or advice on which
attractions and events to visit, please call our
sales team at 1-800-285-7557 or email us at
[email protected].
PLANNING INFORMATION
We’re happy to supply you with area maps, along
with copies of our quarterly newsletter, In
Transit. This newsletter is designed to keep tour
operators and meeting planners updated on
what’s happening in Pigeon Forge. You also can
sign up for our quarterly e-newsletter at
PigeonForgeTours.com. Check out some of our
YouTube videos at mypf.social/grouptours and
mypf.social/morefunpfvideo.
VISIT US ONLINE
Learn what’s happening in Pigeon Forge and see
how we can help you plan your group tour,
meeting or reunion at PigeonForgeTours.com.
PLANNING ASSISTANCE
FAMILIARIZATION TOURS
AND SITE INSPECTIONS
Let us show you around. If your schedule allows,
we encourage you to visit Pigeon Forge prior to your
event. We’ll arrange a tour of the area and help you
select a meeting or reunion location. You also can
view hotel rooms, visit attractions, restaurants,
and shows, and get an idea of special activities
and festivals that your group might enjoy.
LOCATION
Pigeon Forge is located 12 miles off Interstate 40,
an easy drive by motorcoach, van or car. Our town
is within a day’s drive of two-thirds of the U.S.
population east of the Mississippi River.
DRIVING YOURSELF
Pigeon Forge is 33 miles southeast of Knoxville,
four miles south of Sevierville and five miles north of
Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Interstates
I-75, I-40 and I-80 are connected to town by State
Route 66 and U.S. Highways 441, 411, 448 and 321.
Tennessee law requires all occupants of motor
vehicles to wear seat belts. The state also has a
mandatory child restraint law that requires children,
infant to 12 years of age, to be secured in a child
safety seat and/or in the backseat of the vehicle.
It is against the law to text and drive in Tennessee.
Hand-held cell phone use while driving is prohibited
by law in Tennessee for all drivers. Drivers cannot
hold and/or physically support a phone while driving.
Hands-free devices are allowed, including earpieces,
headphone devices or a device worn on a wrist to
conduct a voice-based communication.
CONTACT US ANY TIME
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND PERSONAL ASSISTANCE
Pigeon Forge Department of Tourism Sales Department
P.O. Box 1390, Pigeon Forge, TN 37868-1390
1-800-285-7557 • 865-453-8574 • 865-429-7362 (fax)
e-mail: [email protected]
Joy McNealy, CTIS Kay Poole, CTIS
Senior Sales Manager Sales Manager
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