Queen Victoria Inn Named One of America’s Top B&Bs
The Queen Victoria Inn in Cape May has been named one of America’s best B&Bs in a July 2026 national list, highlighting its prime location and the potential to attract more visitors to the area.
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The Queen Victoria Inn in Cape May has been named one of America’s best B&Bs in a July 2026 national list, highlighting its prime location and the potential to attract more visitors to the area.
The Jus Nice organizers will hold a two‑day sneaker and trading‑card convention in Wildwood, NJ, on July 25‑26, featuring vendors, guest appearances, giveaways, and a marketplace for rare items, boosting summer tourism.
Neon Night Trolley Tours, run by Doo Wop Back to the 50’s, will operate Tuesday and Thursday evenings all summer 2026 in the Wildwoods, showcasing historic Doo‑Wop architecture and the area’s nightlife for visitors.
Quebec announced a $217 million investment on July 10, 2026 to modernise cultural, sports, community and recreation‑tourism facilities, supporting local activities and tourism.
Tourism Calgary installed Calgary‑themed colors and signage at a downtown Toronto subway station on July 9, 2026, to promote travel to Calgary through a visual branding campaign.
Saratoga Comedy Festival organizers revealed a weekend lineup for the end of July 2026, featuring local and national comedians, aiming to boost tourism as summer winds down in Saratoga Springs.
The Wildwood Borough Council approved a mixed‑use redevelopment of the long‑closed Wonderland Pier site by a 5‑2 vote, aiming to add retail, dining and entertainment to boost tourism and tax revenue.
Wildwood Crest’s annual sand‑sculpting competition will be held on July 10, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Heather Road beach, aiming to display artistic talent and attract visitors as part of the town’s summer events.
The Dance Xplosion national finals are taking place in Wildwood, NJ from July 6‑10, 2026, drawing competitors and spectators to the boardwalk for the competition’s concluding round.
Cape May announced a free summer concert series featuring live music, food, and family activities, aimed at residents and tourists as part of its shoreline attractions.
Saint‑Leonard Cave in Montreal now offers two guided tours, including a new route that follows a 2017 discovery, under the direction of Marc‑André Longpré. The tours provide a structured way to explore the natural underground cavity in Parc Pie‑XII.
Oves and Brown's, family‑owned restaurants north of Sixth Street on the Ocean City boardwalk, celebrated over 50 years of continuous service, highlighting their lasting role in the local community.
USA Today’s public voting placed a Wildwood beach bar among the nation’s ten best beach bars on June 28, 2026, highlighting its popularity and the city’s lively boardwalk nightlife.
Toronto marked the CN Tower's 50th anniversary on June 26, 2026 with public events that attracted residents and visitors, celebrating the landmark's half‑century of cultural and architectural significance.
Cape May County officials applied for state film production certification on June 27, 2026, aiming to attract on‑location shoots and boost the local economy as part of a regional tourism diversification effort.
Sandbar Joe's relaunched its Floating Food Tour in Wildwoods for a second season during the week of June 27, 2026, featuring on‑water stops at local waterfront restaurants to promote dining and tourism.
Wildwood’s boardwalk will host weekly Friday‑night fireworks from June 26 through September 4, 2026, offering a regular summer entertainment option for locals and tourists alike.
The Barefoot Country Music Festival ran June 19‑23 on Wildwood’s boardwalk, drawing large crowds and supporting the city’s summer tourism and entertainment goals.
A new report from the local planning agency and Ocean City Council endorses redeveloping the former Wonderland amusement park site on the boardwalk, aiming to boost tourism. The plan could also shift visitor patterns for nearby Wildwood.
Wildwood City Council voted to request $5 million for Phase II beach replenishment and addressed safety, community‑center design, boardwalk lighting, and tourism promotion ahead of the summer season and the Barefoot Country Music Fest.