Atlantic City Casino Profits Down 9.3% in Q2
Atlantic City casino operating profits fell 9.3% in the second quarter of 2026, according to regulator data released Monday, reflecting broader tourism and economic trends in the region.
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Wildwoods Airshow Returns September with Fresh Aerial Acts
The Wildwoods Airshow returns in September 2026 with new aerial performers, vintage aircraft displays and family activities, aiming to boost tourism and provide community entertainment.
Residents Oppose New Boardwalk Parking‑Limit Sign
Wildwood residents oppose a new parking-limit sign on the boardwalk, fearing it could hurt tourism and local businesses, while city officials say it aims to improve traffic flow.
Full Moon Lighthouse Climb Set for Aug 24 in Cape May
Cape May will hold a Full Moon Lighthouse Climb on August 24, 2026, offering a nighttime ascent of the historic lighthouse under a full moon as a unique tourist experience.
Wildwood Boardwalk Summer Hours Announced
Wildwood city officials released the updated summer 2026 opening and closing times for the boardwalk, effective immediately, to help visitors plan their trips.
Wildwood Music History Tour Showcases City’s Musical Legacy
The Wildwood Music History Tour launched on August 19, 2026, guiding visitors through historic venues and celebrating the city’s musical heritage as part of a cultural tourism push.
Cape May Touted as Ideal Hallmark Film Setting
NJ 101.5 highlighted Cape May and other New Jersey towns as ideal Hallmark movie settings, emphasizing their charming, picturesque qualities and potential to boost tourism and film interest in the region.
International Lifeguard Museum Opens in Atlantic City
The International Lifeguard Museum opened at Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City on August 19, 2026, showcasing historic equipment and interactive exhibits to celebrate lifeguard heritage and educate the public.
Victor Heights Residents Decry Crowds on Scenic Hilltop Street
Victor Heights residents are upset that the hilltop street famed for its panoramic Los Angeles view is attracting large crowds, disrupting neighborhood life. They seek city action to balance visitor interest with residential tranquility.
Cape May Becomes Hallmark Merriest Christmas Town Finalist
Cape May, New Jersey, has been named a finalist in Hallmark’s 2026 Merriest Christmas Town contest, positioning the town for potential national exposure and tourism growth if it wins the title that includes a feature in a Hallmark movie.
Travel & Leisure Highlights Jersey Shore as September Travel Gem
Travel & Leisure named the Jersey Shore, including Wildwood, Atlantic City, and Cape May, as a top September travel destination, emphasizing its appeal for fall visitors.
Saratoga County Fair Draws Over 53,000 Visitors
The Saratoga County Fair attracted over 53,000 visitors in August 2026, marking a record attendance and highlighting strong community and regional participation.
Federal Grant Secures $4 Million for Wildwood Boardwalk Project
A $4 million federal grant approved on August 15, 2026, will fund the next phase of Wildwood's boardwalk reconstruction, aiming to improve infrastructure and support tourism.
Cape May County Zoo Rises as Regional Family Attraction
The Cape May County Zoo has grown into a leading family‑friendly attraction in New Jersey, expanding its exhibits, programs, and amenities to boost regional tourism.
Cape May County Approves 22‑Court Pickleball Complex
Cape May County approved a 22‑court pickleball complex, with construction slated to start in the coming months as part of a county-wide push for modern sports facilities aimed at expanding recreation and attracting visitors.
Montreal Set for Record Tourist Season Thanks to Business, Sports and Festivals
Montreal recorded a record number of visitors from May to July 2026, driven by business travel, sporting events and festivals, according to Tourisme Montréal.
Montreal Tourism Projects Record 12.5 Million Visitors in 2026
Tourisme Montréal projects 12.5 million visitors for 2026, breaking the previous record of over 11 million set in 2019. The forecast signals a sharp rise in tourism and would mark the highest annual visitation in the city’s history.
Montreal Poised for Record Tourism Season
Tourisme Montréal says the city’s May‑July 2026 tourism season will break records, driven by a strong mix of business events, sports competitions and festivals.
Tourists Flood Montreal Amid Business, Sports, Festival Surge
Montreal recorded a historic tourism peak between May and July 2026, driven by business conventions, sports competitions and festivals, according to Tourisme Montréal.
Business, Sports and Festivals Drive Montreal’s Record Tourist Surge
Montreal’s May‑July 2026 tourism season is set to break records, driven by strong attendance at business meetings, sports events and cultural festivals, according to Tourisme Montréal.
