FargoMoorhead Convention Visitors Bureau

The Fargo-Moorhead Convention Visitors Bureau is a non-profit organization located in Fargo, North Dakota. The organization employs 14 people. The Fargo-Moorhead Convention Visitors Bureau works to promote Fargo, West Fargo, North Dakota, and Moorhead, Minnesota as a travel destination. They market the area's diverse offerings, including lodging, restaurants, shopping, golfing, attractions, festivals, concerts, theater, and entertainment. Their services are geared towards visitors, tour groups, business travelers, convention attendees, and organizers of sporting events and trade shows. The organization boasts an Accredited Destination Marketing Organization status through Destinations International, being an RFPsmart Organization, and a preferred supplier of Senior Planners Industry Network (SPIN). They operate a Visitors Center, nicknamed "The Grain Elevator," located off Interstate 94 Exit 348. The Visitors Center provides maps, brochures, information, and a gift shop. The center also features a real prop from the 1996 Coen brothers film "Fargo" and a "Celebrity Walk of Fame" with cement hand and foot prints of famous figures. Those interested in learning more about the Fargo-Moorhead Convention Visitors Bureau can visit their website at fargomoorhead.org.