tourism

The Jersey Shore made a mad dash to recover in time or Memorial Day weekend. But now that summer is more than half of the way through, what are people's thoughts about it?

Cape May is a big tourist attraction this summer, but as the number of tourists grow, so does the problem of parking.

It's rare someone will consider a heat wave a "good thing," but many shore merchants are happy to see the thermometer get up there.

Atlantic City's boardwalk is a big part of American history. In fact, it was the first boardwalk ever created.

Stepping outside may feel like walking into a sauna lately, but dip a toe into the ocean and it'll feel like an ice bath.

Atlantic City casinos were hoping to see a rebound in revenues with the start of summer. They didn’t get it, making this month and next even more important.

As the Fourth of July holiday is just about upon us, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is urging all area residents to spend at least part of this upcoming weekend down the Jersey Shore.

Superstorm Sandy was no match for Island Beach State Park, and now, a little over eight months later, the full 10-mile stretch of bathing beaches, boardwalks and nature reserves have re-opened for the vital tourism season.

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's highly touted five-year Atlantic City revitalization plan might actually be working.

After the mad rush to rebuild in time for Memorial Day, one thing shore retailers did not count on was Mother Nature being so uncooperative.