North Dakota Tourism Too Racy for Some

North Dakota’s tourism director said she was surprised by the negative reaction to an ad promoting tourism in his state, which one critic called “sickening.” “It wasn’t my favorite ad. I thought, ‘Oh, this is a little cheesy.’ I certainly didn’t think it was over the... Advertisement: Do you have what it takes?   Ads by Pheedo

'Sexist' North Dakota tourism board advert pulled for being too sleazy

Some found it a tawdry come-on, prompting the state's tourism division to yank it from its Facebook page late Thursday after it drew dozens of complaints and comments.

'Arrive a guest.. Leave a legend': Sleazy advert promoting North Dakota's 'nightlife' has state up in arms

Some found it a tawdry come-on, prompting the state's tourism division to yank it from its Facebook page late Thursday after it drew dozens of complaints and comments.

'Racy' tourism ads pulled

The advertisement was meant to showcase North Dakota's nightlife: Two young men and three women flirt through the window of a downtown Fargo motel bar. Printed next to them is the message: "Drinks, dinner, decisions. Arrive a guest. Leave a legend."

ND tourism director: Ad wasn't meant to be racy

The advertisement was meant to showcase North Dakota's nightlife: Two young men and three women flirt through the window of a downtown Fargo motel bar. Printed next to them is the message: "Drinks, dinner, decisions. Arrive a guest. Leave a legend."

Some Say ND Tourism Ad is Inappropriate

GRAND FORKS (WDAZ-TV) - North Dakota Tourism officials removed one of their newest print ads from the "Arrive a Guest, Leave a Legend" campaign after some negative feedback.  Talk about this topic

North Dakota Pulls Its Sad 'Take Our Cornfed Women, Please' Tourism Ad [Badvertising]

# badvertising North Dakota probably regrets hiring a sex-starved 15-year-old boy as the artistic director for their new tourism campaign. They've pulled this ad because it looks like the first paragraph of a rejected Midwestern-themed Penthouse letter. ( Click to enlarge ) More »

North Dakota pulls 'racy' tourism ad

A barrage of negative feedback led to North Dakota tourism officials pulling a print advertisement that was called "sleazy" by some people on Facebook.

North Dakota tourism campaign seeks to build on 'Legendary' branding success

FARGO - Working on the premise that success breeds success, North Dakota officials unveiled a 2012 tourism promotion campaign Monday with a tagline that builds on the state's 10-year-old "Legendary" branding program.

North Dakota officials unveil new tourism campaign

North Dakota officials are counting on travelers' desire for a legendary vacation to drive more visitors to the state.