The popular hotel opened in 2003 and was last renovated in 2014.
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How being ‘Vacationland’ affects Maine’s population, traffic and income every summer
Nearly 8 million people visited Maine in summer 2024, bringing heaps of revenue to the state’s tourism sector but also traffic backups that often annoy locals.
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Maine’s seasonal businesses say summer hiring looks sunnier this year
Finding people to take on summer jobs has been difficult in recent years. While some employers are still struggling, ‘it’s nowhere near where it was,’ a leader of the state’s hospitality industry said.
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Vacation rentals slow in Maine, pushing down prices for summer travelers
In a stark change from recent years, the market is saturated with summer getaway options and short-term rental properties. The weather is only one factor.
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As summer nears, most Maine tourism businesses are understaffed
Seaside hotels, tour buses, restaurants and other Maine employers are facing labor shortages that could affect many businesses’ peak season.
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Maine shifting its focus to making tourism sustainable
Instead of thinking up ways to bring more visitors to the state, the state tourism agency will consider ways to balance tourism with quality of life for the state’s visitors and its residents.
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Maine tourism industry experts expect strong travel season
HospitalityMaine says that interest in visiting Maine has been growing, even before restrictions were loosened.
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MTA inducts Robbins to Hall of Fame
HALLOWELL — The Maine Tourism Association announces this year’s inductee into the Association’s Hall of Fame is Cyndi Robbins of Poland Spring Resort in Poland. MTA’s Hall of Fame was created to recognize outstanding individuals who through their leadership, dedication and professionalism have made significant and sustained contributions to the tourism industry in Maine. Every […]
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Showing off the state at Maine Tourism Association conference
LEWISTON — On the DIY Network’s “Maine Cabin Masters,” the crew does double duty bringing old camps back to life and giving a glimpse at the way life should be. “It doesn’t get lost on us how lucky we are and that we have a job to promote Maine as a state,” builder Chase Morrill […]
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Farmington joins tourism association
FARMINGTON — The Board of Selectmen unanimously agreed that the town should become a member of the nonprofit Maine Tourism Association. It voted to fund $280 for membership and the distribution of town brochures at seven state visitor information centers, including those on the Maine Turnpike. Membership includes such items as a listing and photo […]