What's New
The Latest News in New Hampshire’s Group Tour Industry
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Premium Outlets, Merrimack: Opened in 2012, brand new outlet village featuring over 100 high-end outlet stores including Bloomingdales, Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th, Ann Taylor, and Coach. Groups of 15 or more will receive free VIP Coupon Books upon arrival. Perfectly located in southern New Hampshire, minutes from the Anheuser Busch Brewery, several locally owned group friendly restaurants, and LaBelle Winery’s new vineyard. |
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Residence Inn by Marriott, North Conway: Now has packages for tour operators and group tour planners specializing in leisure group travel that include winter, summer, spring and fall adventures and sports. All equipment is available to rent online, no waiting, and delivery to the hotel. They work with the largest Columbia Dealer in Northern New England! |
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Loon Mountain Resort, Lincoln: New Aerial Forest Adventure Park where guests can challenge themselves by maneuvering from platform to platform in the trees via ziplines, bridges, cables and other challenges. The new park features five levels of difficulty, each one requiring more balance and agility. Open to adults and children 7 and over, the Aerial Forest Adventure Park will operate daily from Labor Day, and weekends through Columbus Day. |
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Muddy Paw Sled Dog Kennel, Jefferson: has increased its fleet of rolling dog sleds and is home to the newest (and possibly the only) 6-8 person rolling dog sled. Tour bus groups of 40+ are easily accommodated during any season at the kennel for educational demos and rides; fall foliage times are most popular with tour groups for this experience. MPSDK has also welcomed several new rescue sled dogs to the kennel this past summer season. The two-legged and four-legged staff welcome guests ages 2+ and groups of all sizes to come experience dog sledding year round! |
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Seacoast Science Center, Rye: opened a new exhibit, the Evolution of Baleen Whales in spring 2012. The exhibit features a model of an Ambulocetus, two pilot whale skeletons and harbor porpoise skeleton, a mural, mobile and a video. The new exhibit tells the 50 million year story of how marine mammals evolved from terrestrial animals and links to their existing signature exhibit, Tofu: The Journey of a Humpback Whale, featuring Tofu's 32-foot skeleton. |
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The Music Hall, Portsmouth: The Music Hall in downtown Portsmouth, New Hampshire announced today that its latest restoration project has been completed – the upper lobby of its landmark Historic Theater. Now as patrons head upstairs from the Beaux Arts Founders Lobby for a live show or film, they will pass through the perfect transition into the Victorian auditorium. |
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