RICHMOND, Va. — “Richmond is out!” That’s the message of a new tourism campaign aimed at LGBT travelers. The goal is to let them know the city is open, accepting and a great place to visit.
The campaign is set to run through October 31 to correspond with the pride festival at the end of September.
The “Richmond is Out” campaign has also released this promotional video:
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