AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLeaf-peeping forecast: New Hampshire tourism officials expect about 3% more visitors this fall than last year, with roughly 3.9 million people projected to come through between now and November and about $2 billion in spending. Cross-border travel: The state says Canadian arrivals are up year-over-year in recent months, but overall tourism from Canada is still below past peaks as travelers weigh political and trade uncertainty. Seacoast storm watch: A nor’easter is expected to bring rain, strong winds up to 40 mph, rough surf, and rip-current risk to the Seacoast this weekend; officials are urging residents to stay indoors and avoid the ocean. Local travel planning: If you’re driving, keep an eye on conditions—reports also note traffic disruptions from crashes in the region. Energy cost relief for visitors and locals: New Hampshire’s new plug-in solar law (effective January) is aimed at helping homeowners and renters cut electricity bills, including renters who can use smaller plug-in units. Community events: The Great Bay 5K returns Oct. 24 in the Seacoast area, with personal-record perks and team competition.
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