Safari park improves Madison’s visibility

MORGAN COUNTY
  • The newly opened 530-acre Georgia Conservation Safari Park is committed to inspiring others to have a greater understanding, appreciation, and connection to the natural world. CONTRIBUTED
    The newly opened 530-acre Georgia Conservation Safari Park is committed to inspiring others to have a greater understanding, appreciation, and connection to the natural world. CONTRIBUTED
    Despite budget cuts, the Madison-Morgan Convention and Visitors Bureau has been able to keep the city highly visible in the tourism market, according to CVB Executive Director Jennifer Rosa Leon, who addressed the Madison City Council meeting held Aug. 29. A major factor in maintaining that visibility has been the emergence of Georgia Safari Conservation Park.According to Leo...

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