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Corpus Christi uses kiosks as visitor centers
September 6, 2010
Self-service information kiosks are replacing traditional welcome centers as Corpus Christi's tourism ambassadors, according to theCorpus Christi Caller Times.
The kiosks are stand-alone touch-screen computers that provide access to the Corpus Christi Convention and Visitors Bureau website. The bureau purchased 13 kiosks over a three-year period from San Antonio-based DynaTouch Corp. for $8,400 each, bureau CEO Keith Arnold says.
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