Tourism offices
Hopewell
2 organizations market this independent city. Every contact below was checked against the organization’s own website in September 2026.
Hopewell/Prince George Chamber of Commerce
The state directory lists it as “Hopewell-Prince George Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center”.
- Phone
- (804) 541-2461
- info@visithpg.com
- Website
- www.visithpg.com
- Contact
- Becky McDonough, Chief Executive Officer
The domain in the state directory is dead or parked.
Where it says it works
The City of Hopewell and Prince George County and their 59,000 residents; the visitor site covers the James and Appomattox River corridor.
Verification note
PROTOCOL PROBLEM: the listed http://visithpg.com returns HTTP 500; only https resolves, to https://www.visithpg.com/. Chamber's own site is hpgchamber.org (4100 Oaklawn Blvd, Hopewell, VA 23860). General visitor email is info@visithpg.com; the file used a personal address (becky@hpgchamber.org, still valid). Becky McDonough confirmed as CEO. Visitor center open Monday–Friday 10:00–5:00.
The Best Part of Virginia (Petersburg Area Regional Tourism)
The state directory lists it as “Petersburg Area Regional Tourism”.
- info@bestpartva.org
- Website
- bestpartva.org
Where it says it works
Colonial Heights, Dinwiddie, Hopewell, Petersburg and Prince George - 'PART' is the acronym for these five localities
Verification note
REBRAND AND DOMAIN CHANGE: petersburgarea.org over plain http now redirects to https://bestpartva.org/; over https it serves the same 'Best Part of Virginia' site. The organization presents itself as The Best Part of Virginia / Best PART of Virginia - Petersburg Area Tourism. NO PHONE is published anywhere on the site - the file's (804) 861-1666 could not be confirmed, so the field is blank. EMAIL DIFFERS: the site publishes info@bestpartva.org (Cloudflare-obfuscated in the markup); the file's mburton@craterpdc.org does not appear. NO STAFF are named, so Martha Burton is not carried over. Coverage matches the file exactly. COVERAGE CONFLICT: Richmond Region Tourism (DMO-106) also claims Colonial Heights.