New England’s winter of discontent has indeed made for a possible glorious summer, at least for those in the hospitality industry. Across eastern New England, tourism officials from to Cape Cod to Portsmouth, N.H. to Bar Harbor, Maine, are expecting what could be the best season in years, driven by an improving economy, lower gas prices, and travelers determined to make the most of summer after a brutal winter of record snow fall and cold.
Recent Posts
- Town Council Weighs Cruise Ship Passenger Cap for Next Season
- Lobster Landings Down, Prices Up as Boats Fish Farther Offshore
- Acadia Reports Record Shoulder-Season Visitation
- Ferry Service to Nova Scotia Extends Season Through October
- Route 3 Traffic Disruption on May 11 and 12, 2026
- West Street (Main Street to Bridge Street) Traffic Impact, May 4-8, 2026
- Town Council Permit Meeting/Workshop
- The Seasonal Water Line is Now Operational May 1, 2026
- Temporary Leaf & Grass Disposal Option
- Correction Regarding 2026 Cruise Ship Visitation