Retaining Talent in New Orleans through Technology
CommTech Industires, a New Orleans-based IT firm explores the new trend of a remote workforce and how technology is keeping talent in the New Orleans area. New Orleans is a prime location for the emerging remote work force. The size, culture, diversity and low cost of living in this area are attractive to global companies and Louisiana college graduates wishing to stay in the city and work in competitive fields.
Bourbon Orleans New Orleans Hotel Invites Guests to Enjoy Christmas New Orleans Style
The Bourbon Orleans New Orleans Hotel, located in central New Orleans, is offering guests front row access to Christmas in the French Quarter this season. The Papa Noel rate, with rates as low as $94.00, allows guests to discover the wonders of New Orleans at Christmas. The historic New Orleans French Quarter Hotel is also offering guests a traditional Reveillon dinner at the hotel's signature restaurant Paillard's.
Fleur-De-Lis Super Store
The French Quarter Market exists in New Orleans since 1971, and since then a lot of changes have helped in the betterment of the Market and have secured a place for it in the hearts and minds of people of New Orleans. This French Market is a source of steady revenue to the government. There are Fruit vendors, vegetable women and the Moors selling crosses and strings of beads. People from almost every culture and race can be seen indulging in prattling talks.
New Orleans Real Estate: Hot Condos for All
The Warehouse District of New Orleans is a hot real estate area. There are several reasons for this, including the fact that it is just a short walk from the French Quarter and everywhere else in New Orleans is just a streetcar ride away. If you purchase a home here you can put your car away because the public transport systems can take you anywhere you want to go.
CITYPEEK.com Launches Travel Site in New Orleans, Helps Revive Struggling City
CITYPEEK launches New Orleans and helps revive struggling city get tourism back on its feet. Mardi Gras and Jazz Fest are coming up, CITYPEEK.com makes finding a place to stay, eat and play easy. Visitors have requested that New Orleans become launched on www.citypeek.com and we answered the call, laissez les bonnes temps roulez!
Audissey Guides Presents iPod Walking Tours of New Orleans and Miami Beach
"The New Orleans Audissey" narrated by New Orleans poet/ street musician
features hidden sites, French Quarter hot spots, and ambient recordings of the Big Easy. "The Miami Beach Audissey" narrated by Miami bikini model and bartender features sexy sites and salsa soundtrack. Insider audio tours also available in Boston, Chicago and Seattle for iPod/MP3 players.
Fleur-De-Lis Super Store
The French Quarter Market exists in New Orleans since 1971, and since then a lot of changes have helped in the betterment of the Market and have secured a place for it in the hearts and minds of people of New Orleans. This French Market is a source of steady revenue to the government. There are Fruit vendors, vegetable women and the Moors selling crosses and strings of beads. People from almost every culture and race can be seen indulging in prattling talks.
New Orleans Photographer Steven Forster Unveils Photography Exhibition "Musical Legends Remixed" at Robert Bruno Gallery November 3, 6-9 p.m.
New Orleans Award-winning Photographer Steven Forster has announced that he will unveil the exhibition of his legends series of jazz and musical giants including Ella Fitzgerald, Fats Domino, Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Queen Latifah, Liza Minnelli and many more at the Robert Bruno Gallery in New Orleans for the month of November 2007. Forster is a New Orleans native - born and raised in the New Orleans Lower Ninth Ward.
