A Baltimore tourism nonprofit is asking the city to allocate $4 million in federal funds to help it attract more visitors. The marketing pitch from Visit Baltimore would focus on a revitalized ...

People around the world look forward to their vacations all year, whether they entail strolling through the busy streets of ...

Tourism in Baltimore is on its way back, but investment in the city’s aging convention center will be critical to compete with nearby destinations vying for big meetings and events. That was the ...

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Baltimore's tourism agency has selected a new leader who is already very familiar with the role. Kireem Swinton is the new president and CEO of Visit Baltimore, the quasi-public organization announced ...

Baltimore is an overlooked city well worth your time and Charm City's destination marketing organization is hoping to remind travelers of that with its latest campaign. Teaming up with creative agency ...

After eight years at the helm, the president of Baltimore’s sales and marketing organization Visit Baltimore is stepping down to focus on “personal interests and opportunities” when his contract ...

Visit Baltimore, the official destination sales and marketing organization for the City of Baltimore announced that Al Hutchinson, President and CEO will not renew his contract when it expires on June ...

Baltimore’s tourism industry took a big hit from the COVID-19 pandemic, but the July Fourth holiday weekend marks the first celebration in the city since 2019. Even before the holiday weekend, people ...

Tourism leaders in the Baltimore region are hailing changes to the Preakness Stakes unveiled last week as key to building up Maryland’s signature race and generating benefits well beyond the city.

BALTIMORE, Md. (WBFF) — Late last year, a Baltimore tourism nonprofit asked the city to allocate $4 million in federal funds to help it attract more visitors to the city. David Williams, with the ...

With the violence sweeping Baltimore threatening to scare away tourists and the city’s huge convention industry, officials are working overtime to build in new security around the downtown convention ...