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Friday, September 25, 2026Richmond, Virginia

Tourism offices

King George County

2 organizations market this county. Every contact below was checked against the organization’s own website in September 2026.

King George County Tourism

The state directory lists it as “King George County Tourism Advisory Committee”.

Phone
540-775-9181
Website
www.visitkinggeorge.com

Where it says it works

King George County, Virginia — approximately 188 square miles between the Potomac and Rappahannock rivers, the "home between the rivers."

Verification note

NAME CHANGED: the site identifies the organization simply as "King George County Tourism", not a "Tourism Advisory Committee". PHONE DIFFERS: published number is 540-775-9181 at 10459 Courthouse Drive, Suite 200, King George, VA 22485; the file's (540) 775-8457 does not appear. No email is published — contact form only — so the file's asouthall@co.kinggeorge.state.va.us is not carried over, and Amy Southall is not named on the site. Listed domain redirects to the www host.

Where we read its coverage statement

Northern Neck National Heritage Area

The state directory lists it as “Northern Neck Tourism Commission”.

Phone
804-333-1919
Email
nntc@northernneck.org
Website
www.northernneck.org

Where it says it works

The five counties of the Northern Neck - King George, Westmoreland, Richmond, Northumberland and Lancaster ('Explore our five county regions')

Verification note

NAME CHANGE: the site has rebranded to the Northern Neck National Heritage Area (site title, navigation and copyright line all read 'Northern Neck National Heritage Area 2025'); only the 'Our Office' page still carries 'Northern Neck Tourism Commission'. Phone confirmed. Email is published only in obfuscated form ('nntc (at) northernneck (dot) org') - transcribed here. NO STAFF are named on the site, so Lisa Hull is not carried over. Mailing address P.O. Box 1707, Warsaw, VA 22572. Coverage matches the file's five counties.

Where we read its coverage statement