Established by a congressional resolution in 1983, National Tourism Week serves to champion the power of the tourism industry. Travel and tourism professionals from across the nation work to promote the impactful contributions travel
May is National Tourism Month so 1Berkshire turns its focus to this thriving and growing part of our Berkshire economy. This month we celebrate the years of investments that have reshaped and preserved our downtowns
The city is launching a facade improvement program to help owners of Tyler Street businesses spruce up their storefronts. The City Council accepted a $30,000 grant from MassDevelopment's Transformative Development Initiative to pilot the
If you're looking to score tickets for any of the county's arts and entertainment attractions, there's a new one-stop shopping destination aimed at making online ticket-buying hassle-free. The newly opened Lenox Visitors Center, operated
1Berkshire Meets Face to Face with 40 International Tour Operators BERKSHIRE COUNTY, MA – Last week, 1Berkshire’s Director of Marketing, Lindsey Schmid participated in the Discover New England International Marketplace to spread the word
SMU’s National Center for Arts Research (NCAR) announces its third annual Arts Vibrancy Index, which ranks more than 900 communities across the country, examining the level of supply, demand, and government support for the arts
Across the United States, tourism professionals are celebrating National Travel & Tourism Week, which runs from May 7-13 2017. First established in 1983, the annual tradition is organized by the U.S. Travel Association, and
In October 2015, John Bissell was named President and CEO of Greylock Federal Credit Union, a $1 billion community lending institution in the beautiful Berkshire hills of Western Massachusetts. As CEO, Mr. Bissell has
U.S. News and World Report released its 2017 ranking of high schools across each state in the country this week. The annual report uses different benchmark measurements - including graduation rates, college preparedness, performance
Lauren “Lo” Sottile is the Development Manager for the Berkshire Museum in Pittsfield. She grew up in the northwest corner of Connecticut before moving to the Berkshires to receive a Bachelor of Arts degree