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Title: Tourism in Maine: Overview and trends


1
Tourism in MaineOverview and trends
  • Thomas Allen
  • Amy Hudnor
  • CenTRO University of Maine
  • August 15, 2005

2
CenTROCenter for Tourism Research and Outreach
  • Response to Recommendation 69 of the 2003 Blaine
    House Conference on Maines Natural
    Resource-Based Industries
  • A partnership of the University of Maine System,
    tourism industry, and the State of Maine.
  • Jointly administered by UM and USM
  • Education and training
  • Research and outreach

3
Source Longwoods International, 2003 Visitor
Study
4
  • Maine is a drive market.
  • Of the overnight pleasure trip visitors to Maine
  • 30 are from Massachusetts
  • 50 are from New England states
  • 69 are from Northeast US

Source Longwoods International, 2003 Visitor
Study
5
  • Visitors to Maine are drivers

Source Longwoods International, 2003 Visitor
Study
6
  • Visitors in Maine are drivers

Source Longwoods International, 2003 Visitor
Study
7
Places most often visitedby overnight visitors
to Maine
Portland 36 Kittery 28 Freeport 26 Moosehead
Lake 4 Eastport 2 Madawaska 2
Source Longwoods International, 2003 Visitor
Study
8
Tourism and travel expenditures
By all overnight and day visitors to Maine
20005.4 billion total
20036.1 billion total
Source Longwoods International, 2003 Visitor
Study
9
Characteristics of overnight visitors
Since 2000, visitors to Maine are more likely to
be
  • Older (Median age 46.4 versus 45.1)
  • Childless (76 versus 73)
  • Better educated (69 versus 61 with some
    college)
  • White collar (75 versus 71)
  • Higher income (61 versus 56 with 50K)

Source Longwoods International, 2003 Visitor
Study
10
Hospitality Sales - 2004
11
Growth in Hospitality Sales1990 to 2004
12
Importance of Hospitality Sales2004
13
Importance of Hospitality SalesFirst Quarter 2004
14
Importance of Hospitality SalesThird Quarter 2004
15
New Lodging Places
16
Potential Developments
  • Plum Creek development in Greenville
  • Resort / rail development in Brownville
  • Fermata project to identify nature-based tourism
    initiatives
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