The History Regrant Program offers two types of awards: one to cover overall expenses for historical organizations and another that provides funding for publicly accessible, local history projects and programs.

While going down the shore is a time-honored tradition in the summer, multiple inland counties want to show travelers what the rest of New Jersey has to offer.

The vehicles, provided by the Jitney Association, will run the length of the island, with an additional late-night route planned for the North Wildwoods Entertainment District.

The annual Shorecast, sponsored by the Lloyd D. Levenson Institute of Gaming, Hospitality, and Tourism at Stockton University School of Business, offered a generally optimistic outlook for the 2022 season, despite concerns about rising gas prices and inflation.

“Love Those Wildwood Days" features a new video showing highlights of everything there is to do in the region, from the white-sand beaches to the 38-block boardwalk, which features three piers and more than 100 rides and attractions.

At the family-run farm's April event, 8 million tulips will be on display.

"We have not seen data to show that there was a slowdown due to the renewed virus announcements," Jeffrey Vasser, the executive director of the Division of Travel and Tourism, said in an email. "People felt comfortable being outside."

The measure would earmark $5 million for use by state-recognized Destination Marketing Organizations to work with New Jersey's overall marketing campaign and $20 million to promote the industry in unspecified ways.

The 44,000 square-foot Jean & Ric Edelman Fossil Park Museum will be set on a 65-acre property in Mantua Township that once was a marl quarry. It is expected to create hundreds of jobs and to eventually welcome 200,000 or more guests per year.

Gov. Phil Murphy assured that patrons can still carry about business as usual. “Just be smart about travel and what your posture is when you’re in transit and when you get” to your destination, the governor said Aug. 9.

“Being open 100% means absolutely nothing without a workforce of 100%,” said Michele Siekerka, head of the New Jersey Business & Industry Association.

AAA expects 47 million Americans to travel by airplane or car nationwide—still higher than last year's 34.2 million travelers, but trailing 2.5% behind record-high numbers from 2019.