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Lafayette, LA's Tourism Department is ready to assist domestic and international tour operators, motorcoach companies, and travel agencies with all their group and individual travel needs. We can help arrange all the details of your tour by putting you in contact with ground service companies, step-on guide services, hotels, restaurants, and attractions.
Not only are we able to assist you with tour ideas, but we can also help you generate enthusiasm by providing promotional materials, including videos, slides, and brochures.
To find out more about our lagniappe (Lahn yop), meaning something extra, fill out our Honorary Cajun form below or contact one of our team members.
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The city of Lafayette, LA is located in the center of Lafayette Parish at the intersection of I-10 and I-49 between New Orleans and Houston and only 35 miles north of the Gulf of Mexico.