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Open Boat Lunch by SalmonState – IFBC 2019 Update

May 13, 2019 by Sarah Wohlner Leave a Comment

We are excited to present a new event at IFBC19 on Friday afternoon from 11:45 – 1:15.

An optional Open Boat Lunch sponsored by SalmonState: Visit with Alaska fisherman Tyson Fick on his boat located in Aurora Harbor (~1 mile from Centennial Hall) and learn how a commercial fishing boat works and some of the gear and techniques used to harvest wild Alaska salmon. Light lunch will be provided, including grilled Taku River salmon. Free shuttle ride available; please reserve a seat at the SalmonState Booth at the Friday morning Expo.

Check out the full agenda for a complete itinerary.

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6 tips to up your ‘Gram game

April 25, 2019 by Sarah Wohlner Leave a Comment

This guest post is by IFBC19 sponsor Heather Sawyer, Director of GCI Digital Marketing At GCI, we’re passionate about providing the fastest technology available to some of the most remote corners of North America. We’re also passionate about tips … [Continue reading]

10 Reasons Alaska Seafood Promotes a Healthy Lifestyle

April 19, 2019 by Sarah Wohlner

This guest post is by IFBC19 sponsor Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute Whether you’re an avid pescatarian or you’re looking for delicious ways to get the vitamins and minerals your body needs, Alaska seafood has a lot to offer. Alaska seafood is … [Continue reading]

The Taste of Juneau!

April 17, 2019 by Allan

One of the events the International Food Blogger Conference is mosts known for is the annual Taste Of, which is a reception in which we invite in 10 - 15 local restaurants to serve small bites to IFBC attendees. The Taste Of is an amazing event. … [Continue reading]

Getting Sponsored Content (Even if Your Blog Isn’t Famous)

April 9, 2019 by Sarah Wohlner

This guest post is by IFBC19 speaker Raj Thandhi of Pink Chai Living It’s not easy for me to say, but I’ve been blogging for nine years, and I’m still only moderately successful in terms of online fame. My pageviews are okay, my social media … [Continue reading]