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Harborplace vacancies open door for national chains
- Harborplace, the Inner Harbor retail and dining destination that boosted tourism in Baltimore almost 30 years ago, might need a makeover.
- Harborplace, the Inner Harbor retail and dining destination that boosted tourism in Baltimore almost 30 years ago, might need a makeover.
Ocean City hopes for average numbers in tough economic season for tourism
- Fifty dollars in gas for a trip to the beach? It’s a trade-off Garry Miller and many other Ocean City beach-goers are willing to make.
- Fifty dollars in gas for a trip to the beach? It’s a trade-off Garry Miller and many other Ocean City beach-goers are willing to make.
$25M state tourism ad contract set to change hands
- A $25 million state advertising contract to promote tourism in Maryland is set to change hands today if the Board of Public Works approves the move from Gray Kirk Van Sant to two other local firms, Trahan Burden Charles and Media Works.
D.C. unveils $2 million ‘Power’ branding campaign
- D.C.’s on a power trip. Or at least, it would like its visitors to be on one.
Two D.C. sites get grants for ‘responsible’ tourism
- The Corcoran Gallery and the Mountain Institute will be able to start new projects after winning grants from an organization focused on what it calls “responsible tourism.”
- The Corcoran Gallery and the Mountain Institute will be able to start new projects after winning grants from an organization focused on what it calls “responsible tourism.”
Travelocity signs on for U.S.’s first Web site devoted to tourism
- Online travel provider Travelocity has signed on to work on the United States’ first official tourism Web site, set to launch in March.
Conventions buoy city’s tourist trade
- With the U.S. economy becoming stormier and stormier, The City’s tourism industry has shelter in its Moscone Center and the huge groups expected to come to town, meet and spend their money in city restaurants and shops.
- With the U.S. economy becoming stormier and stormier, The City’s tourism industry has shelter in its Moscone Center and the huge groups expected to come to town, meet and spend their money in city restaurants and shops.
LPGA Championship revenues boost Havre de Grace’s profits
- Cash and tourists poured into Havre de Grace for this year’s LPGA Championship.
Planning is a vital part of an enjoyable getaway
- Vacations should be a day at the beach — not leaving travelers high and dry from expenses.
Officials to discuss concerns over Capitol tour bus rerouting
- Department of Transportation Director Emeka Menome and City Council Member Tommy Wells, D-Ward 6, will meet with U.S. Capitol police over the next two weeks to discuss their concerns over new security restrictions limiting where tour buses can go on Capitol Hill.
- Department of Transportation Director Emeka Menome and City Council Member Tommy Wells, D-Ward 6, will meet with U.S. Capitol police over the next two weeks to discuss their concerns over new security restrictions limiting where tour buses can go on Capitol Hill.
Rising costs not expected to deter tourists, AAA says
- Washington is becoming one of the most expensive tourist destinations in the country, but that won’t stop people from visiting, American Automobile Association spokesperson John Townsend said.
- Washington is becoming one of the most expensive tourist destinations in the country, but that won’t stop people from visiting, American Automobile Association spokesperson John Townsend said.
Tourism expecting to get boost from LPGA Bulle Rock return
- Harford County and the city of Havre de Grace are once again gearing up for the flood of golf enthusiasts expected to attend next week’s LPGA tour event at Bulle Rock.
Event set to draw cash to Baltimore
- Baltimore has scored with NCAA lacrosse ticket sales.
- Baltimore has scored with NCAA lacrosse ticket sales.