Maryland Turns Up the Volume in Tourism Drive
Maryland spends more on promotion with a fivefold budget increase, targeting affluent families to boost longer visits and higher spending. Gov Glendening notes tourism supports 86,000 full time jobs, with 21.4 million visitors spending about 58 billion annually. The state cites projects in Allegany and Dorchester counties, including a Rocky Gap golf resort and a Hyatt hotel complex, as signs of potential economic revival.
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Maryland
Camden Yards
National Aquarium
Virginia
Pennsyvania
Glendening
R Dean Kenderdine
Southern Living
Better Homes and Gardens
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Richmond
Kenderdine
George E. Williams
Salty's
Fishing Creek
Watermen's
Hooper Island
Dorchester County
Ocean City
Dorchester
Allegany
Allegany County
Rocky Gap State Park
Hyatt Hotels Corp
Cambridge
David J. Wooten
Maryland Tourism Info Listings by County and City
A compiled list of Maryland tourism offices and contacts across counties and cities. It includes addresses phone numbers fax lines and office names for Allegany Anne Arundel Baltimore City Baltimore County Calvert Caroline Carroll Dorchester Frederick Garrett Harford Howard Kent Montgomery Ocean City Prince George’s Saint Mary’s Somerset Talbot Washington Wicomico Worcester counties and related visitor bureaus.
Dorm Lodging Boom Lets Tourists Rent College Rooms
Ronald Ross and family found dorm lodging cheaper than hotels during a Disney World trip. Warner Southern College in Lake Wales, Florida, offers May 13 to August 15 stays in double rooms for about half the price of hotels. Dorms, often clean with good security, range $15 to $40 per person per night, sometimes with meal plans. Universities across the U.S. and abroad provide summer housing, with check in through housing offices and varied amenities.
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Ronald Ross
Disney World
Orlando
Fla
Warner Southern College
Lake Wales
Ross
Cincinnati
Warner Southern
New York City
Fashion Institute of Technology
FIT
Times Square
Bob Luckcock
Fullerton
Cali
University
Ren
Howard University
Washington
D.C
Garden Halls
Boston
San Francisco
Uc-Berkeley
Los Angeles
Cal Poly- Pomona
Toronto
Innis
University of Toronto
London
Queen Mary
Westfield
Mile End Road
New Zealand
Australia
South Africa
National Government Tourism Office
City Convention and Visitor Bureau
USA
Canada
B & J Publications
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Cumberland Times-News
Williams
Jo Ann Ashton
Wayne
TravelScope
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
The
Associated Press
Western Maryland
Cumberland
Anne Arundel County and Annapolis
Annapolis and Anne Arundel County Conference and Visitors Bureau
West St
Annapolis
Baltimore City
Baltimore Area Convention and Visitors Association
Constellation Pier
Pratt St
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Chesapeake Ave
Towson
Calvert County Department of Economic Decapmert v. Counts
Derck
Caroline County
Carroll
Farro
Port Tobacco
Frederick County
Garrett County
Deep Creek Lake
S. Third St
Oakland
Harford County
Main St. Bel Air
Howard County
Kent County
Montgomery County Conference and Visitor Bureau of
Montgomery County. Inc
Middlebrook Rd
Germartown
Ocean Cis
Coastal
PO Bow
Ocean Ca
Wee
Prince George
Count Tormey
Kent Narrows Center
Main St. Grasonville
ST. Mary’s County
Washington Street
Leonardtown
Somerset County
P.O. Box
Princess Anne
Talbot County
Washington County Hagerstown
Washington County
Convention and Visitors Bureau
Elizabeth Hager Center
Public Square
Hagerstown
Wicomico County Convention and Visitor Bureau
Ocean Hwy
Delmar
Salisbury
Worcester County
Worcester
Ats
Tomsim UF
Pearl & PO
Navigator
Metro Navigator
Phol Media Sylware
Famih Entertainment
Cigieve
Pati Eogic
Boatbuilders
Bill Kohler
Lord Botetourt High School
Roanoke
Kohler
Lee Whitaker
Rose Dr
Glendale
P O. Box
Calif
Tek
Acapulco
Los Abos
Cancun
Cozumel
Huatulco
Ixtapa
Mazatlan
Puerto Vallarta
Os Aires
Erie
W. Patrick St. Frederck
Exers
Frederick Neine-Plost
Travel
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Costa Victoria
Wholidatse
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Golden Mile Marketplace
Toys R Us
Fredenck News
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