Consumers Who Book Two Nights, Get Third Free at 250 Participating Accommodations
NEW YORK - New Yorkers are encouraged to stay in-state when traveling this summer, and take advantage of I Love New York statewide travel deals for consumers seeking a stress-free getaway this summer season. Hundreds of lodging properties, including privately-owned campgrounds, will take part in I LOVE NEW YORK’s popular ‘book two nights, get the third night free’ offer available at www.iloveny.com/summer. Read more »
Creative Marketing Outreach and Focus on Value to Drive Statewide Tourism Revenues
New York (June 23) - “I LOVE NEW YORK,” (www.iloveny.com/summer) New York State’s Tourism promotion agency, is hoping that New York metropolitan area consumers who have had it with work-day stress will be ready to let off some steam at the state’s “pre vacation stress-free street clinics” stationed throughout Manhattan this week, and take advantage of the outstanding value opportunity for travel within the Empire State. Read more »
Lake George, NY - Is your wallet is a little thin this summer? Not to worry - there is a seemingly endless list of free stuff to do in the Lake George Area in New York’s Adirondacks. Check out the FREE ACTIVITIES button at VisitLakeGeorge.com to get some ideas! Read more »
Head to Northern New York for hot summer deals and cool northern nights all summer long with package specials and great deals
Adirondack Region, NY - If you’re still on the fence about whether or not you can and want to take a summer vacation - Low Budget Getaways with Big Budget Views to New York’s Adirondack Region maybe just the excuse you need to get away. Read more »
Lake George, NY — As you read this, the Village of Lake George is undergoing an attack of Elvises. It’s The Sixth Annual LakeGeorge.com Elvis Festival! A call has already gone out for re-supplies of peanut butter and bananas.
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Winning entries to be featured in 2010 calendar
WATERFORD, NY - Entries are now being accepted for the 2009 Erie Canalway Photo Contest. Amateur and professional photographers are invited to submit prints and digital images through September 10, 2009. Read more »
ADIRONDACK REGION, N.Y. May 6, 2009 - While it can seem like the opportunity for outdoor adventure is shrinking as more and more wilderness area succumbs to development - the six-million acre Adirondack Region of Northern New York is rapidly gaining notoriety as an adventure destination with more than enough room for everybody.
National Geographic Adventure’s April/May 2009 issue selected its picks for the “50 Best American Adventures” and named “Canoeing the Adirondacks: New York” as the 5th Best Adventure. The Region’s long history of preservation and constitutional protection as “Forever Wild” has allowed private lands to open to the public to the tune of over a million acres in the past 10 years alone. A recent state acquisition opened up a flat-water paddling circuit nestled between the High Peaks and Five Pond Wilderness. The new route takes four days and loops through numerous ponds, brooks and outflows, such as: Rock Pond, Lake Lila, Bog River and Round Lake. Read more »
