Wildwoods Tourism Launches New Vacation App
Wildwoods tourism officials released a new mobile app in October 2026 to improve visitor experience and showcase local attractions.
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Wildwoods tourism officials released a new mobile app in October 2026 to improve visitor experience and showcase local attractions.
FX announced the sitcom Wildwood, set in the Wildwoods, NJ, which could raise the town’s profile and tourism.
A new vacation app was launched on October 1, 2026, by the Wildwoods tourism board and developers to help tourists plan visits and discover attractions in the Wildwoods, NJ.
FX Networks revealed a new sitcom, “Wildwood,” set in New Jersey’s Wildwoods, with the creator of “Derry Girls” attached, potentially boosting local tourism.
Ride owners and local officials confirmed that severe ocean damage will lead to the demolition of a decades‑old, iconic amusement ride in Wildwoods, New Jersey, a loss expected to affect local tourism.
Albany officials are launching a pumpkin‑themed pop‑up festival at Empire State Plaza this fall, featuring local vendors, food and activities aimed at celebrating autumn and drawing visitors to downtown.
The Greater Wildwood Tourism & Improvement Development Authority released a free mobile app on September 10, 2026, that aggregates hotel, dining, event and attraction information with real‑time booking capabilities. The tool is designed to simplify trip planning and promote tourism throughout the Wildwoods region.
Air show organizers expect up to 150,000 visitors and a $33 million economic boost for the Wildwoods and Cape May area during the September 18‑19, 2026 weekend.
John Gigliotti, a 97‑year‑old boardwalk driver with 35 summers of service, was honored in Wildwood with a tram car placed outside his funeral home, reflecting the community's respect for his long‑standing role.
Boardwalk Media Group and the Greater Wildwood Hotel & Motel Association launched the "Wildwoods Vacation" app on September 10, 2026, consolidating hotel, dining, event and discount information with booking and map features to simplify trip planning for visitors to the Wildwoods, NJ.
Douglass Candies opened Douglass Creamery next to its flagship store on the Wildwood Boardwalk in August 2026, offering classic and modern ice‑cream flavors to attract tourists and locals. The expansion reflects a broader trend of confectionery businesses diversifying to boost appeal and support the local economy.
The second‑year Wildwoods Air Show on September 12‑13 attracted large crowds to the boardwalk, boosting sales for local merchants and providing an economic lift after Labor Day.
The Wildwoods Air Show attracted large crowds in September 2026, boosting sales for boardwalk businesses during a typically slow month and underscoring the event's economic significance.
Tourisme Montréal is offering free guided tours to residents from October 2 to November 1, 2026, as part of World Tourism Day celebrations, aiming to strengthen ties between tourism and locals.
The Wildwoods Air Show on September 12‑13 attracted a large crowd, boosting boardwalk merchant sales and supporting the local economy through military aircraft, aerobatic displays and skydiving.
The Wildwoods Vacation app, released on September 10, 2026, consolidates hotels, dining, attractions and event bookings into a single platform for visitors. Its one‑stop design aims to simplify travel planning for guests to The Wildwoods.
Atlantic City businesses released recommendations on September 14, 2026, to simplify visitor directions, aiming to help tourists find landmarks quickly and improve overall navigation in the city.
Adelphi Hotel owners announced plans on September 14, 2026 to build a 90‑room annex in Saratoga Springs, responding to increased tourist demand after a recent renovation.
The Wildwood Boardwalk will remain open after Labor Day, extending its attractions into the fall. The extended schedule aims to support tourism, local businesses, and community recreation through the cooler months.
Wildwood officials presented a plan on September 3 to revamp the boardwalk with taller buildings, new parking garages, and stronger support for the convention center, aiming to modernize the area and boost tourism.