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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…
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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…
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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…
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The Labor Day weekend is wrapping up and with it the summer beach season. The rainy start to this final weekend of the summer season may have kept people…
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More Delawareans are projected to hit the roads and take to the skies this Independence Day weekend than ever before.According to AAA Mid-Atlantic, travel…
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The Delaware Tourism Office and Delaware State Parks are turning to a new smartphone app to highlight events and activities in the First State. It’s a…
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Delaware saw a record tourism boom in 2015: generating $486 million in tax revenue.8.5 million people visited the First State in 2015 - up 500,000 from…
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Delaware’s Tourism Office has created numerous trails in order to lure tourists to the First State: The Beer, Wine and Spirits trail, the History trail,…
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Delaware’s size and low-profile may actually help it’s tourism industry according to a new survey, which also suggest recent efforts by the state tourism…
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A little rain didn’t scare away many holiday travelers headed to the Delaware beaches this weekend. Carol Everhart, director of the Rehoboth Beach/Dewey…