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Bucks County, PA visitbuckscounty.com


Chaddsford Winery shop at Peddler’s Village in Lahaska,PA; photo courtesy: Visit Bucks County, credit: Anthony Sinagoga


Visit Bucks County (VBC) reported that Bucks County welcomed 8.15 million visitors in 2018, an increase of 1.6 percent from 2017, and reached a record-breaking $1.1 billion in total economic impact. “The travel industry is a leading contribu- tor to Bucks County’s economic growth and prosperity,” said Paul Bencivengo, President and COO of Visit Bucks County, “Our county’s tourism and hospitality industry continued to break records in 2018 with the total number of visitors, and vis- itor spending, fueling the local economy. Travel matters to every community and makes Bucks County a great place to live, work and play.”


“It’s an exciting time at Visit Bucks County, with an innovative team implementing cutting-edge strategies that bring tourists to the region to experience the County’s remarkable history, culinary scene and unique attractions,” said Bill Haas, Board Chairperson of Visit Bucks County. “Each year, this organization continues to support the hospitality industry and delivers impressive marketing campaigns that engage visitors by showcasing the beautiful place we call home.”


“Bucks County offers a unique selection of venues for meetings and events, corporate retreats, team building and every- thing in between,” said Bencivengo. “Our close proximity to New York and Philadelphia makes Bucks County an ideal coun- tryside destination for planners looking for options outside the city.”


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