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Trail concept plan could boost regional economy
A long-range concept plan to establish a 10- to 12-foot-wide shared use trail running from Baltimore's Inner Harbor to Sykesville in Carroll County could...
Casinos generate $68.7M in March
Maryland Lottery and Gaming announced that March 2020 gaming revenues for the state’s six casinos were $68,657,232. The total was substantially limited by the...
The BWI Region: Poised for Growth
Visit Annapolis & Anne Arundel County (VAAAC) promotes two distinctly different destinations to leisure and business travelers: Annapolis and the BWI region.
Q&A With Howard County Tourism Executive Director Anthony Cordo
It’s been a crazy couple of months at Howard County Tourism & Promotion (HCTP), which recently announced the hire of Texas transplant Anthony Cordo as its new executive director.
Historic Savage Mill Celebrates 200 Years
Savage Mill is marking its bicentennial on Sept. 17 with free historic tours, live music, demonstrations, a sidewalk sale and a live broadcast from radio station Mix 106.5.
Airbnb’s Impact: How Dramatic Is It?
The recent local hotel occupancy figures from Hendersonville, Tenn.-based STR Inc. are solid, with accommodations in Howard and Anne Arundel counties reporting generally good news on their bottom lines.
Ellicott City’s B&O Railroad Museum Is Still Chugging Along After 40 Years
This August marked the 40th anniversary of the Ellicott City B & O Railroad Station being open as a museum.
Howard County Tourism Council Annual Report FY2016
Tourism is a vital industry to Howard County’s economic health and the well-being of its citizens.
The Ever-Evolving Visit Annapolis & Anne Arundel County
Visit Annapolis & Anne Arundel County (VAAAC) prides itself on being innovative. Even its name change earlier this year — from Annapolis and Anne Arundel County Conference and Visitors Bureau — speaks of an organization in sync with the changing times.
Howard County Events
There are many events held in Howard County throughout the year that can entertain tourists and natives alike. Here’s a sampling.
