NJ tourism spending hits $51.9B record ahead of World Cup
With America's 250th birthday also due this summer, officials are optimistic about the economic impacts the high-profile events can help bring to the state.
NJ tourism hits $50.6B; state eyes World Cup growth
With the FIFA World Cup and 250th anniversary ahead, state officials project continued industry growth.
NJ tourism officials expect strong summer season after busy 4th of July
Leading up to and following the holiday, Monmouth and Ocean counties reported up to 95% hotel occupancy and 100% Airbnb bookings, according to the state Division of Travel & Tourism.
Summer on the Jersey Shore inspires mostly sunny economic forecast
For 2024, the state projects 124.23 million visitors and spending of $51.4 billion. Meanwhile, total state and local taxes generated from visitor supported activity is projected to rise to $5.3 million.
NJ expands ‘Little State, Lotta Wow’ campaign into winter season
Targeting the Philly and New York markets, which make up more than 50% of the state’s visitation, the expanded promotion touts all that the Garden State has to offer during the colder months.










