Rick Steves launches video series to introduce Snohomish County towns | HeraldNet.com

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Rick Steves, the influential travel expert and Edmonds native, has taken a step to promote Snohomish County by launching a new video series that showcases its towns. This initiative comes at a pivotal moment with the recent arrival of light rail in Lynnwood, enhancing accessibility and encouraging exploration of the area. The video series aims to introduce both residents and tourists to the unique attractions, history, and culture of Snohomish County's towns. Steves emphasizes the importance of local tourism in supporting the economy, particularly in the wake of transportation improvements. By featuring local businesses and highlighting regional landmarks, he hopes to create a buzz that draws visitors to the area.

The series is designed to be engaging and informative, with the potential to elevate the profile of Snohomish County across broader audiences. This project reflects Steves’ commitment to showcasing the beauty and charm of his home region while benefiting the local community. As the series unfolds, it promises to be a valuable resource for anyone looking to explore the wonders of Snohomish County.

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