Delaware Tourism

Delaware Tourism officials see the summer of 2022 fueling a more normal year for visitors to the First State.

Delaware is investing over seven million dollars to help the travel, tourism, and outdoor recreation industries recover from the pandemic.

AAA Mid-Atlantic expects the COVID-19 pandemic to produce a 15 percent decline in trips this summer compared to a year ago.AAA Mid-Atlantic says the…

The Delaware Office of Tourism reports a record-breaking year for visitors to the First State. Roughly 9.2 million people travelled to visit Delaware in…

Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start to summer, and with it the summer tourism season in the First State.Delaware’s tourism industry has grown…

Delaware beaches, boardwalks and mansions are being showcased in a new promotional video produced by the state Tourism Office. Gov. Carney and other state…

2016 was another record-breaking year for tourism in the First State. The state’s Tourism office says its 2016 numbers saw increases in visitors and…

For the first time, the Delaware Tourism Office has received a coveted Adrian Award. The Adrian Award is the largest and most prestigious global travel…

The rink is the latest addition to Winter Wonderfest—the holiday exhibit in its second year at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry terminal.The new rink is three…

Delaware’s Tourism Office is trying to expand the reach of its Beer, Wine and Spirits Trail, by making it mobile.Since launching in 2010, the trail has…