Warming Up The Winter With Great Getaway Specials

SOUTHERN PINES, NC – NOVEMBER 14, 2007 – Thinking of a way to warm up the winter months? How about a holiday gift you both can share?

During the winter months, the Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen area still has many playable golf days along with great shopping and dining. There is an easy-to-use website, www.hisandhergetaways.com, with many offers – from his and hers to family/holiday packages. The local accommodations are making it easy to take a mid-winter break by combining great room rates, amenities, and golf. The variety of lodging will appeal to just about everyone - quaint inns, luxurious resorts, B&B's, as well as national brand hotels/motels. Enjoy spa services, art galleries, or live music. There is always something going on in the Sandhills.

Along with the special offers, you can register for a two-night sweepstakes package at the historic and luxurious Pinehurst Resort. You can also link to the Calendar of Events or request a Destination & Golf Guide from the Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen area Convention & Visitor's Bureau. Customize your trip ahead of time.

"Many residents refer to this season as "Evergreen," their favorite time of year. The longleaf and loblolly pines keep the region green all year which is especially appealing in the winter and holiday season. We hope North Carolinians will discover what makes the Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen area so special this winter and take advantage of these terrific offers," states Caleb Miles, President and CEO of the Convention and Visitors Bureau.

These great specials on www.hisandhergetaways.com are available from November until March 1, 2008. What a great way to take the chill out of the frosty air.

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The Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen Area Convention & Visitors Bureau is an economic development organization and non-profit authority of Moore County, North Carolina. The CVB mission is to promote the area as a destination for visitors, meetings, conventions and tours. The CVB is funded primarily by a three percent hotel / motel room occupancy tax paid by visitors to Moore County.