Cultural tourism is one of the fastest growing segments of the tourism industry, attracting visitors who tend to stay longer, spend more, and travel in the off-season. Yet, as Calhoun observes, the idea that Maine offers culture as well as scenery is still not part of the state’s self-image. Calhoun urges regions to think creatively and comprehensively about their cultural resources. Among other things, Calhoun encourages the development of regional cultural trails where tourists are linked from one destination to the next. He argues that in the southern- and mid-coast regions, such an approach could help to alleviate coastal pressure by directing tourists inland. Calhoun concludes with eight recommendations for Washington County, Maine, wh...
The tourist economy in Maine, while profitable, has been a catalyst for the removal of local communi...
Maine\u27s natural resources have been attracting visitors to the State for more than 150 years, fro...
Maine\u27s natural resources have been attracting visitors to the State for more than 150 years, fro...
When we speak of a “sense of place,” we often mean how local residents see their environment and the...
Tourism is Maine’s largest industry and, perhaps also, one of the least well understood and apprecia...
Maine’s rim counties—here called the Maine Woods region—suffer from chronic economic and community d...
Unlike many states, Maine has an unusually strong “sense of place,” or cultural regionalism. Wendy G...
Can Maine’s North Woods be a “world-class” tourist destination? The short answer is “not yet.” David...
Tourism is Maine\u27s largest industry. In 2003, tourism generated $ 13.4 billion in sales of goods ...
Tourism is Maine\u27s largest industry. In 2003, tourism generated $ 13.4 billion in sales of goods ...
Tourism, Maine\u27s largest industry, brings $2.7 billion to the state and employs 67,000 Mainers, b...
Tourism generates billions of dollars in New England. Maine and Vermont rely heavily on the iconic i...
Ecotourism, or nature-related travel, is one of the fastest growing types of tourism. This is partic...
Focus Travel & Tourism piece on efforts to attract more cultural tourists to Maine. Recent studie...
The tourist economy in Maine, while profitable, has been a catalyst for the removal of local communi...
The tourist economy in Maine, while profitable, has been a catalyst for the removal of local communi...
Maine\u27s natural resources have been attracting visitors to the State for more than 150 years, fro...
Maine\u27s natural resources have been attracting visitors to the State for more than 150 years, fro...
When we speak of a “sense of place,” we often mean how local residents see their environment and the...
Tourism is Maine’s largest industry and, perhaps also, one of the least well understood and apprecia...
Maine’s rim counties—here called the Maine Woods region—suffer from chronic economic and community d...
Unlike many states, Maine has an unusually strong “sense of place,” or cultural regionalism. Wendy G...
Can Maine’s North Woods be a “world-class” tourist destination? The short answer is “not yet.” David...
Tourism is Maine\u27s largest industry. In 2003, tourism generated $ 13.4 billion in sales of goods ...
Tourism is Maine\u27s largest industry. In 2003, tourism generated $ 13.4 billion in sales of goods ...
Tourism, Maine\u27s largest industry, brings $2.7 billion to the state and employs 67,000 Mainers, b...
Tourism generates billions of dollars in New England. Maine and Vermont rely heavily on the iconic i...
Ecotourism, or nature-related travel, is one of the fastest growing types of tourism. This is partic...
Focus Travel & Tourism piece on efforts to attract more cultural tourists to Maine. Recent studie...
The tourist economy in Maine, while profitable, has been a catalyst for the removal of local communi...
The tourist economy in Maine, while profitable, has been a catalyst for the removal of local communi...
Maine\u27s natural resources have been attracting visitors to the State for more than 150 years, fro...
Maine\u27s natural resources have been attracting visitors to the State for more than 150 years, fro...