We recently completed a new WordPress website for the James E. Bruce Convention Center in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, known locally as The Bruce.
The previous website made it difficult for users to quickly find essential information, particularly for event planners and visitors looking for details about spaces, amenities, and upcoming events. Navigation challenges and limited flexibility also made it harder for staff to keep content current and well organized.
We recently completed a new WordPress website for RiverPark Center, a performing arts center serving the region with concerts, performances, and community events.
The previous website presented significant challenges in both design and functionality. Its layout and navigation made it difficult for visitors to find event information, performance details, and ticketing links, creating unnecessary friction for patrons trying to plan a visit.
We recently launched a new website for the Hopkinsville-Christian County Convention & Visitors Bureau that delivers a wealth of information to travelers planning a visit to the Western Kentucky city known as The Batter Capital of the World.
The Visit Hopkinsville website features comprehensive listings of places to stay, explore, eat, shop, and meet. It is built using our exclusive RPS Directory software, which makes it extremely easy to manage and display this important information.
We recently launched a new website for the Danville-Boyle County Tourism Office that delivers a wealth of information to travelers planning a visit to the historic, beautiful central Kentucky community.
The site features a comprehensive archive of places to stay, explore, eat, and gather. These listings are built with our exclusive RPS Directory software which makes it extremely easy to manage and display this valuable information. The Danville CVB expanded the dining guide to include every restaurant in Danville.
Red Pixel Studios worked with the Frankfort / Franklin County Tourist and Convention Commission to develop the Frankfort Public Art Tour, a feature to showcase the wealth of public art in the community.
The Frankfort Public Art Tour can be used as a guide to experience the artwork in person, or can serve as a “virtual tour” to discover the numerous creative expressions on display in Kentucky’s capital city.
Two Kentucky tourism websites were honored last week with Traverse Awards by the Kentucky Travel Industry Association at the 2019 KTIA Annual Conference in Covington, Ky.
The Kentucky Travel Industry Association presents the Traverse Awards competition to recognize travel professionals for talent, creativity and effectiveness in marketing.
The Frankfort / Franklin County Tourist and Convention Commission has a new website – designed and developed by Red Pixel Studios – to highlight the wealth of tourism activities in the area.
“Our new website has been redesigned to better serve our visitors and to provide comprehensive information about lodging, attractions, dining and shopping to potential visitors,” said Robin Antenucci, executive director of the Frankfort Tourist Commission. “This is a tool we can use to attract more visitors to our community.”
For 2014, The International Bar-B-Q Festival is back along the banks of the Ohio River, after the incredible transformation of Owensboro’s Riverfront with the renovation of Smothers Park and the completion of the new Owensboro Convention Center and Hampton Inn.
Along with the new setting, the Bar-B-Q festival has a new Web site at bbqfest.com, designed and developed by Red Pixel Studios.
The Hopkinsville-Christian County Convention & Visitors Bureau has a new Web site, designed and developed by Red Pixel Studios.
The site, at visithopkinsville.com, highlights all the great things to do in Hopkinsville – a city with a wealth of adventure, history and mystery. With listings centered on where to play, eat and stay, plus an easy-to-use calendar filled with events and festivals, the site delivers a comprehensive guide to Hopkinsville and Christian County.
The Bluegrass, Blues & Barbecue Region of Western Kentucky launched a new Web site today to promote the wealth of tourism activities in the area.
The site, at bbbregion.com, features a robust events calendar filled with the numerous events and festivals for which the region is famous. In addition, the site provides an abundance of things to do in the region – with a focus on the numerous opportunities for outdoor adventure – as well as places to stay, eat and shop.
