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Tell the Travelocity Gnome Where to Roam Next

July 21, 2009 at 10:19 AM | by | Comments (2)

Travelocity’s cuddly/creepy garden gnome mascot is ready to hit the road again, and the travel website is asking fans to vote on where he should head next.

After hitting up Vegas (thanks to some voting from the crew over at Vegas Chatter!), the gnome jaunted down the west coast, hitting up Sedona and Arizona, but now he’s swinging back east. Thus, Travelocity has delved into the eternal Northeast travel battle: which city (after New York of course) is most worth a visit? Visitors to the gnome’s website are asked whether he should visit Boston, Philadelphia, or DC.

And so far, DC’s rumored Obama-era coolness is nowhere to be seen, as the district (14%) is lagging far behind Boston (46%) and Philly (40%). Cast your vote over at the gnome's website, and follow his travels—where else?—on twitter.

Related Stories:
· Pick the Roaming Gnome’s Next Adventure [Travelocity]
· Travelocity Hides Rising Prices With Fancy Words [Jaunted]
· Tell Travelocity's Roaming Gnome To Come To Vegas, Baby, Vegas [Vegas Chatter]

[Photo: Travelocity]

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Gnome!

Oh yea, we're all over this, talking to our followers about it on our @visitphilly Twitter account. We want the gnome!
CaroPhila on July 21, 2009 at 12:45 PM #Permalink

He's here!

Yep as you know Philly won the Travelocity Roaming Gnome. Check out his first few interactions with Philadelphians...hilarious: http://www.uwishunu.com/2009/07/23/we-won-travelocitys-roaming-gnome-is-in-philly/
ecortes on July 24, 2009 at 9:10 AM #Permalink

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