Visit Delaware Releases Up to date Travel Guide

Dover, Del.– On March 24, Delaware Lt. Governor Kyle Evans Gay helped the Delaware Tourism Office (DTO) unveil its new Visit Delaware Travel Guide. This is the primary re-creation of the state’s journey information since 2020. It consists of refreshed images, up to date listings for sights and companies, and new story-driven options that spotlight the folks and locations that make the state distinctive.

“The Visit Delaware Travel Guide is the perfect starting point for planning a trip,” mentioned Delaware Tourism Office Director Jessica Welch. “It brings together inspiration, ideas, and practical information in one place, helping travelers discover just how much there is to see and do in the First State.”

The Travel Guide’s launch and canopy web page unveiling passed off on the Biggs Museum of American Art in Dover, one of many many museums featured within the publication.

“Delaware has an incredible variety of experiences, from relaxing beach getaways and scenic trails to historic landmarks, festivals, and great dining all packed into a 96-mile stretch,” mentioned Lt. Governor Kyle Evans Gay. “I know that when people visit and get to know all about our natural heritage and rich history, they will make plans to come back soon!”

The new information locations an excellent stronger emphasis on experiences, encouraging guests to discover Delaware past the seashore. It serves as a sensible planning device, with seasonal ideas and useful sources for exploring all three counties.

While the state’s award-winning shoreline stays a centerpiece, the information additionally highlights out of doors adventures, historic downtowns, arts and tradition, agritourism, and Delaware’s thrilling culinary and craft beverage scene. Additionally, it spotlights native companies, distinctive sights, and hidden gems throughout the state so guests can uncover one thing new whether or not it’s their first journey or their tenth.

Copies of the Visit Delaware Travel Guide will be ordered on our web site at visitdelaware.com.

Tourism is a significant contributor to Delaware’s financial system. It accounts for greater than 5% of the state GDP. In addition, the tourism trade generates greater than $700 million in state and native tax income. Without tourism, every Delaware family would pay not less than $1,800 extra per 12 months in state and native taxes.

The Delaware Tourism Office, a division of the Delaware Division of Small Business, promotes tourism and financial development in Delaware.

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