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| |  Paradise
is a national full-service marketing agency partner that specializes in
tourism and destination brand strategy and marketing. The agency will be
responsible for working closely with the Chattahoochee Hills team to reimagine,
redesign, and rebuild the tourism
website.
“We’re firm believers in a destination’s website as the front porch of the organization, a living, breathing piece of your development and brand marketing strategy that should be treated as if it were always growing and evolving” said Paradise Chief Executive Officer and Co-Owner Barbara Karasek. “We’re delighted to work with the CHCVB team to enhance the look and storytelling content to further attract and nurture tourism for the area.” The “Keep it Rural” region, filled with hamlets and pastoral countryside, is known for its agritourism, 18 miles of river frontage, arts, parks, trails, quiet hollers, barn quilts, canopied roads—many of which have served as scenic backdrops for film and television productions. A mixed-use anchor is Serenbe, a wellness community where sustainable design, organic food, nature, and arts blend seamlessly across preserved land. Whether it’s farms, retail, dining, arts, or events, every area touchpoint fosters intentional living, respect for water and land, meaningful connections, and a vibrant, health-focused lifestyle. “We have been very impressed with Paradise’s innovative approach to destination marketing,” said Chris Montesinos, Economic Development Director of the City of Chattahoochee Hills. “Their team understands our diverse depth of offerings, which are both rural to urban, simple yet luxurious, and authentically local while being in touch with global trends. Paradise understands that a dynamic destination such as ours should be reflected in its website and digital footprint.” About
Chattahoochee Hills
 Chattahoochee Hill Country became a city on December 1, 2007, with the first elected officials taking office a few days later. On September 23, 2008, the city was renamed by an ordinance as “Chattahoochee Hills.” Subsequent zoning updates have maintained the vision of preservation with zoning that will permanently protect 70% of the City’s land as forest, field, farm, and park, while consolidating the development of the balance of the City’s territory in a variety of hamlet and village typologies distributed throughout the preserved land. About
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