This week on “This is Tourism,” Ron talk to Nick Palmisciano, founder of Ranger Up — a clothing and lifestyle brand launched in 2006 that’s made for — and by — the men and women of the Armed Forces. Ranger Up sells shirts, glassware and more, but it also puts together the “Ranger Up Grappling Classic.” The competition will be taking place this Saturday at Chapel Hill High School, and feature Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Clean Juice, and a chance to meet Tim Kennedy.

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