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"Sanders County is one of the lesser traveled and maybe lesser known regions of Montana, we’re kinda tucked away on the Clark Fork River between two mountain ranges and so hopefully people will discover this area a little more and we’ll get more people coming to visit." http://www.tour200.com/

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"My name is Jonathan Tourtellot and I am a tourist," he declared. "And this is my wallet."

According to Travelocity CEO Sam Gilliland, the company’s four-month long campaign to promote Montana began two months ago when it began showcasing the state on its Web site. Since then, hotels that advertise with Travelocity have seen a 40 percent increase in bookings, Gilliland said, while featured bookings have seen an 80 percent increase.

"We’ve had a lot more fishermen, in particular from North Dakota and Wyoming, and I would guess some of that is due to the rising water levels and good fishing," she said. "Fishermen talk and spread the word. We’ve had a good salmon season this year and people are talking."

The Billings Chamber has said it wants to market Custer Country as a historic adventure.

When the state tourism office started telling folks to "Get Lost" in Montana, Jody Kelly took it to heart.

Get your century-old motors running, and get ready to head out on the highway – the national Ford Model T tour is coming to the Flathead.

Consider raspberries, for example.

Life is good at the Last Chance Ranch.