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New England attracts over 20 million visitors
each year.
CTM Media Group's New
England based brochure display racks
encompass over 2,100 locations all
capturing the attention of visitors
where they stay,
play, and travel.
To learn more about CTM's complete list of New
England programs including brochure distribution,
Rightcard, print, publishing, web and mobile marketing
programs click
here.
New England Distribution Network
- New England Hotels
- New England Attractions Network
- Welcome & Information Centers
- Transportation Centers
- AAA Offices
- Shopping Malls
- New England Corporations & Universities
- Ski Shops and Sporting Goods
stores
- I-95, I-93, I-91, I-87 Travel corridor
Did you know...More than 200 New England corporations host a CTM Media Group
display. These are the places where local
residents plan for their weekend getaways, their
summer vacations or outings.
Massachusetts alone accounts for more than 27 million person trips per year, which generate an annual spending of more than 11.3 billion.
Over 90% of all Boston area hotels rely on CTM Media Group
for the delivery and display of travel and tourism
related brochures for their guests.
 Vermont's
average day visitor spends $51.22 per person trip on transportation, food and beverage and retail shopping items. The average overnight visitor to Vermont spends $166
dollars per person trip on transportation, food and
beverage and retail shopping items. Of the $1.46
Billion in annual visitor expenditures shopping is
the leading category at $386 million, followed
closely by lodging at $346 million and
restaurants/bars at nearly $345 million. The typical
overnight visitor party to Vermont spends $599.84
per visit with an average party size of 2.3 persons
and a stay of 2.4 nights.
New Hampshire, the Granite State offers tourists
exciting vacation options year-round: great skiing
in the winter, fascinating museums and other
cultural experiences, fabulous summer fun in the
lakes and mountains and stunning foliage vistas in
the fall. Trips in New Hampshire for
recreational and business during 2005 totaled 33.4
million (39% in summer; 23% in fall; 19% in winter;
and 19% in spring). Direct spending in New Hampshire
by visitors in 2005 reached $4.136 billion. Traveler spending in 2005 supported
66,700 direct full-time and part-time jobs. The top three origins of overnight
international visitors to New Hampshire in FY2001
were from (a) Canada - 294,000, (b) the United
Kingdom - 51,200, and (c) Germany - 20,700.
Maine offers 5,500 miles of
coastline, succulent lobster, lighthouses,
outdoor adventures, exceptional shopping, and
much, much more. Throughout the state of
Maine, you'll find Bar Harbor's Acadia
National Park to mile-high Mt. Katahdin in
Baxter State Park.
Rhode Island ...the Ocean State!
As the name implies, Rhode Island's life, culture
and people are shaped by the water. Highlights of
the state include: Newport with its rich boating
history and impressive mansions, The Blackstone
Valley, the birthplace of the American
Industrialization, Block Island, a little paradise
in the ocean and of course Providence with its
historic downtown and lively neighborhoods
Connecticut offers fun for the
whole family. From the historic Mystic Seacoast to
the Litchfield hills in the northeast, Connecticut
has so many things to do. Explore Hartford with all
its history in the river valley or Fairfield County
with quaint villages minutes away from new York
City.
For statistical information about visitor numbers
and profiles visit:
www.massvacation.com
www.bostonusa.com
www.visitrhodeisland.com
www.visitportland.com
www.ctvisit.com
www.vermontvacation.com
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