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Predicting a great 2021 for Jersey Shore tourism

Credit: (AP Photo/Mel Evans, File) File photo: At the beach in Seaside Heights, summer 2014 As New Jersey prepares to lift many of its COVID-19 restrictions next week, tourism boosters have a sunny outlook on the upcoming summer season at the Shore. “We are anticipating a great 2021,” said Diane Wieland, director of tourism for Cape May County. Wieland was among the panelists at the 13th annual Jersey Shorecast, hosted by Stockton University’s Levenson Institute of Gaming, Hospitality and Tourism on Wednesday. Atlantic City fared better last year than expected, according to Larry Seig, president and CEO of Meet AC. “We saw a lot of people last year who wanted to get out,” he said. “But now that we even had more of the outdoor restrictions lifted and we can do concerts again and activate the boardwalk, we’re going to see even more people come down.”

Jersey Shore Tourism Boosters Anticipating A Great 2021 As COVID Restrictions Lift

As New Jersey prepares to lift many of its COVID-19 restrictions next week, tourism boosters have a sunny outlook on the upcoming summer season at the shore. “We are anticipating a great 2021,” said Diane Wieland, director of tourism for Cape May County. Wieland was among the panelists at the 13th annual Jersey Shorecast, hosted by Stockton University’s Atlantic City fared better last year than expected, according to Larry Seig, president and CEO of Meet AC. “We saw a lot of people last year who wanted to get out,” said. “But now that we even had more of the outdoor restrictions lifted and we can do concerts again and activate the boardwalk, we’re going to see even more people come down.”

Jersey Shore tourism boosters anticipate busy 2021 season

WHYY By Seaside Heights boardwalk in September 2020. (Emma Lee/WHYY) As New Jersey prepares to lift many of its COVID-19 restrictions next week, tourism boosters have a sunny outlook on the upcoming summer season at the shore. “We are anticipating a great 2021,” said Diane Wieland, director of tourism for Cape May County. Wieland was among the panelists at the 13th annual Jersey Shorecast, hosted by Atlantic City fared better last year than expected, according to Larry Seig, president and CEO of Meet AC. “We saw a lot of people last year who wanted to get out,” said. “But now that we even had more of the outdoor restrictions lifted and we can do concerts again and activate the boardwalk, we’re going to see even more people come down.”

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