NJTIA on the Go
Follow NJTIA and our members as we travel the world, showcasing the best of New Jersey tourism! From industry conferences and trade shows to special events and global promotions, see where we’ve been and how we’re putting the Garden State in the spotlight. Check out our photo gallery for a glimpse of NJTIA in action, representing New Jersey tourism on the international stage.
From attractions that captivate visitors to initiatives that inspire community engagement and growth, this program highlights the exceptional efforts that bring New Jersey’s tourism story to life. By celebrating these achievements, NJTIA aims to inspire continued excellence and collaboration within the industry, ensuring a bright and sustainable future for tourism in the Garden State.
Advocacy In Action: 2024 Destination Capitol Hill – Washington, DC
April 2024
Adam Perle, NJTIA Immediate Past President and Alexis Bailey, NJTIA Director of Government Affairs proudly represented New Jersey and NJTIA at the 2024 Destination Capitol Hill conference organized by the U.S. Travel Association. They championed our state and industry across five meetings with congressional offices, shaping crucial discussions and policies for the future of travel in the U.S.
NJTIA at the PHS Philadelphia Flower Show
March 2024
Members of NJTIA joined forces to showcase the beauty of the Garden State at the nation’s largest horticultural event – the PHS Philadelphia Flower Show! From vibrant blooms to hidden gems, New Jersey has it all!
NJTIA Testifies Before Assembly Tourism, Gaming and Arts Committee
January 2024
NJTIA Executive Board members Adam Perle, Jennifer Costa, Michael Snyder, Joann Delvescio, and Executive Director Matt Halpin outlined current tourism funding mechanisms and the need for increased support to stay competitive. They provided an overview of New Jersey’s tourism regions, emphasizing their economic impact and emerging sectors like agri-tourism and film production. The discussion also highlighted major upcoming opportunities, including the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the U.S. semi-quincentennial.
Celebrate New Jersey By Sharing Your Favorite Summer Places
The New Jersey Tourism Industry Association DMO Division kicks off a social celebration in recognition of New Jersey Day
There is no denying that the history, culture, and beauty of the great Garden State is certainly something to celebrate. Which is why sharing experiences this July is what the Destination Marketing Organizations located statewide are hoping to spotlight. New Jersey became the third state to ratify the US Constitution in 1787, and July 27 is when the state’s accomplishments have been recognized, perfect timing to say cheers to a state that has so much to offer. The New Jersey Tourism Industry Association (NJTIA), newly established DMO Marketing Division, which is comprised of over a dozen regional Destination Marketing tourism organizations throughout the state, will be using the month of July for residents and visitors to post the places that makes their time in New Jersey so memorable.From favorite spots, scenic routes, New Jersey based business, farm market, winery or landmark, the tourism community is asking everyone to take part in the fun and even win a prize. To get involved, post a photo or selfie of, or at, your favorite New Jersey venue / location and use the caption: “Summer in NJ from ‘favorite venue / location’ Tag 2 friends Hashtag #CelebrateNJ . Photos will be automatically entered to win prizes from destinations across the state. There is no purchase to enter, the winners will be selected by entries from July 5 – July 27 that meet the hashtag and caption criteria. Winners must be 21 or older and respond through social account when notified by August 10, 2022.Help make Summer 2022 one to remember by sharing some of your favorite New Jersey summer locations.For more information on the advocacy work done by New Jersey Tourism Industry Association and the marketing expertise of the DMO Division, please go to https://www.njtia.org/Prizes have no cash value and will be presented through individual DMO organizations. Custom artwork created by Collingswood based marketing firm Spark Creative Group.
New Jersey Tourism Industry Association Wishes All A Great Independence Day in the Garden State
NJTIA reminds all that from the Skylands to the Shore , the upcoming holiday weekend means a lot to our state economy
Whether you are off for the day, planning a vacation or taking a long weekend, Independence Day is celebrated as the summer season highlight. With millions traveling across our state, the New Jersey Tourism Industry Association wishes all a safe and happy Independence Day. Visitors spending their holiday in New Jersey this July will have options galore from historic sights that were critical to our country’s revolutionary victory to the trend-setting spots that make you savor summer.
Creating much more than a getaway, travelers such as the many coming in this holiday mean big business. Tourism is one of the most important industries in New Jersey. With total spending by visitors to the state reached $44.7 billion, which generated $5 billion in state and local taxes in 2018. The Economic Impact of Tourism in New Jersey Report released May 9 at NJTIA Advocacy Day by the Department of State’s Division of Travel and Tourism, which showed that visitor spending supported 333,860 jobs throughout the state. When combined with indirect and induced jobs, tourism sustained more than 531,000 jobs, making it the 7th largest employer in New Jersey. With actually 10 percent of New Jersey’s jobs supported by tourism. The recent report found that 2018 marked the ninth straight year that visitor spending increased, growing more than 30 percent since 2009.
The New Jersey Travel and Tourism Association (NJTIA) is a 501 c 6 non-profit trade organization. Its members include every aspect of the multi-billion dollar State tourism industry and are a representative body of organizations that promote and serve the individual aspects of that industry. On a daily basis, the organization dedicates itself to the cause of building tourism within NJ. They are currently planning their annual NJ Tourism Conference in Atlantic City on December 4-5. For more information on becoming a member go to www.njtia.org or follow on facebook as New Jersey Tourism Industry Association and on instagram as @NJTIA.