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What you should know about Louisiana businesses and residents
Louisiana has a population of over 4.6 million people, making local virtual numbers essential for businesses to connect with a large and diverse customer base.
With New Orleans as a major cultural hub, a local phone number allows residents and businesses to engage authentically with the community's unique lifestyle.
Louisiana's significant tourism industry, valued at over $18 billion annually, benefits from local VoIP services to efficiently manage inquiries and reservations.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get a local phone number in New Orleans for my business even if I'm not located there?
How quickly can I activate a virtual phone number in Baton Rouge?
Will my Shreveport FlyNumber be able to receive SMS messages, including alerts for local events like the Red River Revel Arts Festival?
I’m interested in hosting virtual meetings with clients across Louisiana, from Lake Charles to Monroe. Does FlyNumber support such widespread connectivity?
Does the FlyNumber system allow me to route calls based on the time of day, for example, to manage calls during the busy Mardi Gras season in Louisiana?
Can I use a FlyNumber to support my tourism-related business in Lafayette, given its rich cultural heritage and festivals?
If I'm running a campaign across different cities in Louisiana, can I manage multiple FlyNumbers from a single account?
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Some background on Louisiana and its area codes
Louisiana's telecommunication landscape is defined by several area codes, starting with 504, introduced in 1947 as one of the original North American area codes. Initially covering the entire state, 504 now serves the Greater New Orleans area, including Orleans, St. Bernard, and parts of Jefferson Parish, reflecting regional growth and demand.
In 1998, area code 225 was introduced to accommodate the Baton Rouge region, emerging from a split of the 504 area code. This partition was necessitated by increasing telecommunication needs, reflecting the state's expanding population and technological advancement. Area code 225 now covers Ascension, East Baton Rouge, and Livingston parishes, among others.
The area code 318 was also introduced in 1957, covering northern and central Louisiana, including Shreveport, Monroe, and Alexandria. Subsequent overlays and splits led to the creation of area code 337 in 1999, serving southwestern Louisiana. This reconfiguration highlights the state's adaptive telecommunication strategies to meet diverse and growing needs.
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