Tourism

As the critical summer tourism season begins, officials in New York’s North County are monitoring the impacts of cross-border traffic as the U.S. Customs and Border Protection reports fewer Canadians entering the U.S.

Visitor traffic from Canada into northern New York is down by a third over last year.

The Vermont Department of Tourism and Marketing has released a study on the impact of tourism on the state.

The Lake Placid-based Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism has released the results of its third annual tourism impact survey.

New tourism reports indicate that visitation and spending in the Adirondack region have increased over the past year.

It’s been a rainy summer in much of the region. But in Northern New York and the Adirondacks, tourism officials say it hasn’t dampened visitor enthusiasm for traveling to the region.

A report looking at the economic impacts of Lake Placid’s largest summer events has been released.

Governor Phil Scott has declared August as Agritourism Month in Vermont.

Paul Smith’s College in the Adirondacks is partnering with the New York State Tourism Industry Association to create a new master’s program.

Regional economic, tourism and political leaders are calling on New York state to reopen what they call a critical economic and tourism resource.