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A 5K race to kick off Saturday's Oktoberfest in downtown Tuscaloosa is expected to draw 800 participants ahead of the free event featuring games, German food and drinks, dogs in costume and more.

A vibrant new brand campaign unveiled on Thursday aims to encourage exploring all Tuscaloosa has to offer, highlighting its most-known features and best-kept secrets under one new colorful umbrella.

It's almost June, which means the third new-and-improved Tuscaloosa Restaurant Week is right around the corner, bringing great deals, exclusive dishes and a half-dozen feature stories about local business owners we love.

Explore the factors behind Tuscaloosa's 7% drop in hotel demand and $8.5 million revenue loss in 2024.

The best of Tuscaloosa's hospitality industry were honored Monday night at the annual Tourism Bash, hosted this year at the new Sanctuary on 25th.

The championship round is scheduled for Thursday, July 18, followed by an award ceremony to celebrate the participants' achievements.

Alabama leaders will gather in Tuscaloosa this summer for the Alabama Governor's Conference on Tourism to talk about how to improve the multi-billion-dollar business of drawing visitors to our state.

Visitors and locals alike can get rewards for experiencing the best Tuscaloosa has to offer thanks to new virtual passes curated and offered by our local tourism bureau.

Visit Tuscaloosa is looking for some help with the annual fall festival. All volunteers will receive free entrance to the event and more.

The pros at Visit Tuscaloosa were named the best in the state last month at the Alabama Tourism Department's annual awards ceremony last month.