AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHistory & Heritage: Historic St. Mary’s City opens its new Visitor Center Nov. 14, with free admission on opening day and exhibits featuring Piscataway perspectives and the stories of early Marylanders. Tourism Economy: Anne Arundel County visitors generated $4.3 billion in economic impact in 2025; Baltimore tourism also brought in $4.3 billion in spending. Outdoor Maryland: The Chesapeake Bay earned a C+, its highest score in 20 years of reporting. Southern Maryland Audubon’s fall outings include a Point Lookout birding trip Oct. 17. Fall Getaways: A guide highlights 12 Maryland wineries for scenic tastings and weekend stays, while Chesapeake Ghost Tours offers 70 haunted experiences on the Eastern Shore. Getting Around: Baltimore Running Festival street closures and parking restrictions could affect visitors this weekend. Local Flavor: St. Mary’s U.S. Oyster Festival marks its 60th year, celebrating a longtime draw for food lovers and visitors.
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