You’ve seen the shrimp signs at each intersection along Highway 90, now there’s an app in the works to go with them. Just over a year ago, Visit Mississippi Gulf Coast placed the signs at intersections across all 26 miles…
Pascagoula has expanded its horizons with more attractions, tourism and jobs created over the past fiscal year.
There seems to be a lack of family fun entertainment Coast wide. Could that be changing in the near future?
Gulf Coast hotel and casinos have seen a spike this year in people wanting to spend their New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day right here on the Coast.
More than ten years after Hurricane Katrina, the old Santa Maria Del Mar retirement home is transforming into a brand new hotel.
If you build it, they will come and hopefully stay longer.
Today is not the official last day of summer but for some people, Labor Day weekend is the final hoorah of the summer season.
Tourism is a large economic driver for the state, particularly here on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Today, beautification and tourism leaders met in Biloxi to discuss ways everyone can make our Coast beautiful.
An ordinance to regulate short term rentals is finally in place in Ocean Springs. But not everyone is on board with the idea.
For the Fourth of July weekend, business picked back up to normal.
Since Hurricane Katrina, the property where Casino Magic once was has sat dormant, but today plans were brought forth to bring it back to life.
Today, the secretary of state and the Department of Marine Resources shared details to build a pier that will give everyone access to this historic barrier island
Jackson County voters have approved a 2% tourism tax. Residents took to the polls today on the issue, which received an overwhelming support by voters. Roughly 71% were in favor versus 28.89% against it.
Tomorrow, Jackson County residents will head to the polls to vote on a 2% tax on tourism.
Tourism is an important part of the Gulf Coast’s economy and a proposed tax in Jackson County will help more people than ever before find their way to South Mississippi as a vacation destination.
The shrimp boats returned to their docks today, heavy with Mississippi Gulf Coast shrimp, and dozens of locals and tourists made their way to the harbor to take home some of the best the Gulf Coast has to offer.
The state of tourism in Mississippi has been slowly fighting its way back ever since Hurricane Katrina and experts say things are looking up.
This week is National Travel and Tourism Week, which is important to us here on the coast as a tourist destination.
Tuesday, the Gulfport City Council gave city developers the green light to move forward with a project they're tentatively calling Fishbone Alley.
A new seasonal airline service from Minnesota could bring more visitors to the Gulf Coast.
The Mississippi Gulf Coast Regional Convention and Visitors Bureau (C.V.B.) is currently underfunded and trying to expand its efforts from primarily Harrison County to both Hancock and Jackson Counties.
A vote from the Moss Point City Council could eventually affect anyone traveling to Jackson County.
Men and women all arrived in their best attire, excited for the awards to get started.