Delaware joins National Tourism Week
The State of Delaware joins in the celebration of National Tourism Week.
An event this morning at the Delaware Welcome Center Travel Stop along I-95 will put the focus on what tourism means to the state in terms of dollars, jobs created and overall reputation. According to the Delaware Tourism Office, elected officials and tourism leaders will personally welcome some of the visitors.
National Tourism Week lasts through this Sunday May 15th.
The Delaware Tourism Office is a division of the Delaware Economic Development Office. For more information call 1-866-284-7483.
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