As wildfires burn in and around Los Angeles and California's
wine country in the northern Bay Area, destination marketing organizations are trying to stave off
mass cancellations by informing travelers exactly where fires are burning.
"A vast majority of the Golden State is currently unaffected
by fires," says a note on Visit California's website.
The site offers a variety of information resources for the areas where fires
are impacting tourist destinations.
Visit Napa Valley's website says, "There are no active
wildfires within Napa County" and that "most Napa Valley hotels, wineries,
restaurants and other businesses are open and welcoming guests."
The northern part of Sonoma County, however, has been under
siege due to the Kincade Fire. Its website notes that hotels in the southern portion of the county are open and accepting
reservations. The Sonoma County Airport is closed.
In Southern California, Discover Los Angeles' website
says that the Getty Center and Getty Villa, the Skirball Cultural Center and
the Eames House are all safe from fire but closed on Tuesday.