What's New in Tourism Across the Mid-Atlantic Region
09-24-2013
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What's New in 2014 Across the Mid-Atlantic Region
(U.S. Mid-Atlantic Region, September 24, 2013)
From historic anniversaries and outdoor recreation opportunities to new tourism initiatives, restaurants and attractions, there will be something for everyone to discover in the Mid-Atlantic region next year. 2014 will be an exciting year throughout the East Coast region as localities and destination marketing organizations continue to enhance the visitors experience with an array of new offerings. Below is just a sampling of what awaits visitors in the coming year. (For more information, please contact the state tourism office or the CVB listed.)
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Delaware
A distillery, two wineries and two breweries within 20-mile radius, a recently declared National Monument and the only museum in the world to house the world's largest cargo plane - all new in 2014! Kent County & Greater Dover Delaware Convention and Visitors Bureau, Lorraine J. Dion, ldion@visitdover.com, visitdover.com
Go Ape! Delaware's first zip line adventure course has just opened in Lums Pond State Park in Bear. In addition to 5 ziplines that travel through the treetops over a 200-acre pond, the 2-3 hour course includes a challenging series of Tarzan swings, rope ladders, bridges and trapezes. Greater Wilmington Convention &Visitors Bureau, Lyn Lewis,LynLewis@VisitWilmingtonDe.com, [Back to Press Releases Main]
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