Southern Delaware Tourism was recently awarded the Destination Marketing Accreditation Program (DMAP) seal by Destinations International in recognition of the organizationâs commitment to industry excellence and meeting the industry standard for performance and accountability of destination organizations around the world.
âWe are pleased to have Southern Delaware Tourism join our distinguished group of professionals,â said Don Welsh, president and CEO of Destinations International. âThe industry distinction defines quality and performance standards for destination organizations, and I look forward to welcoming them to the DMAP community.â
âBy achieving DMAP accreditation, Southern Delaware Tourism has demonstrated that they have developed strategies for the direction of their destination and the policies and procedures to safeguard the use of public dollars,â said Maura Allen Gast, FCDME, executive director at Visit Irving.
The Ultimate Food Lover s Road Trip: Southern Delaware Culinary Coast™
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The great American road trip continues its renaissance as vacationers seek to rediscover the beauty and bounty of the country, and Southern Delaware’s Culinary Coast™ a short drive from many Mid-Atlantic cities with an array of open-air culinary adventures is the ideal destination for exploration. GEORGETWON, Del. (PRWEB) March 04, 2021 Travelers are eager to hit the road again, with 71% of Americans planning a domestic vacation this year according to the World Travel & Tourism Council. The great American road trip continues its renaissance as vacationers seek to rediscover the beauty and bounty of the country, and Southern Delaware’s Culinary Coast™ a short drive from many Mid-Atlantic cities with an array of open-air culinary adventures is the ideal destination for exploration. From five-star beaches and boardwalks to
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SUSSEX CO., Del. – Hospitality experts estimate Sussex County lost more than 31-million-dollars in revenue during this year’s first six months, compared to that time last year. But they’re hoping a new promotion prevents that from happening again.
“We’ve been hit extremely hard during this pandemic and we need to think of something that can help us with that recovery and with that rebound,” says Benjamin Gray, the general manager of The Bellmoor Inn & Spa in Rehoboth Beach and chair of the Southern Delaware Tourism board.
Southern Delaware Tourism has partnered up with Sussex County hotels for two new promotions in order to help the local hospitality industry. “If there’s one thing I learned about our hotels this past year is that they are incredibly resilient and they love the fact that they can persevere through this challenge,” says Gray.