TRAVEL TO THE STATE, BUT IT’S ALSO ABOUT DOING IT RESPONSIBLY. THURSDAY MORNING, GOVERNOR AYOTTE JOINED STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS TO ANNOUNCE THE SEASON’S LAUNCH. ONE OF THEM, THE TRAVEL AND TOURISM ...

COMMUNITIES SAW OVER A FOOT OF SNOW FROM A NOR’EASTER. AND THIS MORNING, SNOW IS GOOD NEWS FOR LOCAL SKI RESORTS. AND THAT COULD ADD TO WHAT IS PROJECTED TO BE A RECORD SETTING WINTER IN THE GRANITE ...

The state’s tourism experts are prepared for a busy winter, anticipating that 3 million people will visit New Hampshire and spend a record $1.6 billion, during what is typically the state’s slowest ...

CONCORD – The New Hampshire Division of Travel and Tourism (DTTD) is anticipating an estimated three million people will visit New Hampshire this winter, with spending by those visitors expected to ...

When the snow blows across New Hampshire’s Great Bay and the Piscataqua River, and the old brick sidewalks become slick with a slurry of ice, sand, and salt, it’s a sign for all but the hardiest ...

Sometimes, more traffic is a good thing. In New Hampshire, where tourism is the second-largest industry, having nearly 1.5 million more cars go through highway tolls so far this fiscal year has state ...

On Wednesday, Gov. Kelly Ayotte said New Hampshire has “open arms” for visitors from Canada. The data suggests that gesture hasn’t been enough to persuade them to cross the border. New Hampshire ...