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EOS Hospitality, a full-service management company with a distinctive portfolio of best-in-class hotels and resorts, has announced the appointment of seasoned

EOS Hospitality, a full-service management company with a distinctive portfolio of best-in-class hotels and resorts, has announced the appointment of Gary Thulander as Area Managing Director of Wequassett Resort and Golf Club. In his new role, he will also oversee Red Jacket Resorts, supporting the management team across the five South Yarmouth-based properties. Thulander brings over three decades of hospitality experience to EOS Hospitality and its Cape Cod-based assets. His expertise in operat...

The Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce senior vice president of sales, Patti Lloyd, is recognized for her work in the state's travel and tourism industry.

“I say this at the end of every summer, but it was one of our best summers ever.”

From hotels and restaurants to the ferries and beaches, some venues have reported lower numbers, but sales and foot traffic remain high overall.

The Chatham Bars Inn has unveiled its over-the-top stay package for those looking to spoil themselves this summer. "The Best-Ever Cape Escape" starts at $50,00.

Also, a Maine Apple Tasting event at Rosemont Wine Bar, Sea Glass's chef heads back to Cape Cod, and Copper Branch closes for now.

After a record 2021, 2022 is trending even better. 

Woodstock Inn & Resort promotes marketing chief to president Courtney Lowe (Courtesy photograph) Modified: 5/15/2021 11:00:04 PM WOODSTOCK — The Woodstock Inn & Resort, the luxury hotel and anchor of the village’s economy, has named marketing and business development chief Courtney Lowe as president, with management oversight over all operations. Lowe, a longtime hospitality industry executive who joined the Woodstock Inn in 2010, is taking over the president’s reins from John Hallowell, ...

And as you get ready to travel, you’re gonna find that some bars, restaurants, and hotels are having a hard finding workers....Tourists are not the only summer visitors, though. Businesses typically hire between 15 and 20,000 extra workers to keep up with the summer demand. But this year, finding enough staff is becoming a real problem. The reporter found that local restaurant owner David Colombo “needs to find about 40 more workers” before the beginning of the busy summer season. Turni...