tourism

I can't imagine Aaron Rodgers has time to put together an itinerary to get out and explore his new home

Joel Barkin with the Oneida Indian Nation talks about The Nation's investment in Sylvan Beach, opening The Cove and the Sylvan Beach Supply Co. in 2022.

Central New York really should be a vacation spot.

This 'holiday-themed' place has been named 'The Weirdest Tourist Attraction' in New York, but we don't think there's anything weird about it at all...

Only one attraction brings people to Utica from all over the country. It's so unique, it's the only one of its kind in the Northeast.

We may not be old enough to remember this little piece of musical history, but the Musical Museum of Deansboro was known world wide for their vast collection of unwanted and used instruments.

Nine local "beverage hot spots" are collaborating to raise awareness of some of Oneida County's favorite places grab a drink, and you can get on board by getting a beverage stamp card.

The Ithaca-Tompkins County Convention and Visitors Bureau is taking a different approach to tourism for the winter months - and inviting you to head to an entirely different state!

President Obama visited Cooperstown on May 22, 2014 to discuss the tourism industry. Of course Cooperstown with its Baseball Hall of Fame, Glimmerglass Opera and quaint downtown makes a perfect destination. But what are some other tourist attractions the president missed while he was in the region...

If you’re looking for a little international adventure, there’s one place you may be surprised to learn will welcome you with open arms.

It's the logo that for years has promoted New York State tourism, I heart New York.  In a new campaign strategy, the heart is being replaced by other representations of New York.  Take a look at a new TV commercial featuring updated takes on the I Love New York image.

This week is National Tourism Week, the week set aside to recognize the importance of travel and tourism to our economy.  Oneida County is part of the 8-county Central New York tourism region.  In 2009, the last year for which data are available, 9.1 million visitors stayed overnight in our hotels and spent 2.2 billion dollars.  Listen to our interview with Oneida County Tourism President, Kelly B