For summer fun, visit a beach along the Jersey Shore, from Sandy Hook to Cape May |
Looking for the next place
to host your upcoming
special event or convention
or simply searching
for the latest area attraction located
near your hotel – then your
next must-see stop is now located
on the Web. AboutNewJersey.com
is an outstanding online travel and
tourism guide for both the tourist
and fellow New Jerseyan.
AboutNewJersey.com shows
you, through its various sections,
that there is more to New Jersey
than just the Jersey Shore. There
are an incredible amount of activities
and attractions throughout the
state, from the mountains of the
northwest to the historical battlefields
in central New Jersey as well
as the miles of sandy beaches.
Whether your interests are cultural,
historical, or simply relaxation, you
can find information all on this site.
Revolutioanry War Reenactment at Monmouth Battlefield State Park |
For a quick search to locate the
right spot for your next meeting,
AboutNewJersey.com showcases
a variety of options in every region.
Choose a corporate hotel with
high-speed Internet access and all
the modern conveniences of an
office or select a lodging that offers excitement and amusements as
well. AboutNewJersey.com has
over a thousand accommodations
listed in its online guide. You can
even reserve your room at one of
over 400 participating hotels
through the site.
Robert Rosetta, president and
founder of AboutNewJersey.com,
started the Web site as a way to
showcase the many great things
that New Jersey has to offer for the
vacationer as well as the fellow
New Jerseyan. “I have been to 40
states and lived in six and I soon
discovered that people across the
country really had no idea what
New Jersey is like and often had a
very distorted view,” he explains. “Many people have no idea that
there is the magnificent Delaware
Water Gap or the huge, 1.1 million
acre pine forest in the south known
as the Pine Barrens. My goal
through this Web site has been to
show people the real New Jersey.”
Delaware Water Gap at Worthington State Forest in Warren County |
Over the past three years, the
site has evolved to showcase the
great history, beaches, state parks,
and wildlife refuges located throughout
the state as well as the many
lodging and restaurants. AboutNewJersey.com is involved with all
six New Jersey tourism councils, a
board member of both the Shore
Region Tourism Council and the
Greater Atlantic City Tourism
Council, a member of the New
Jersey Travel Industry Association,
as well as on the Executive Steering
Committee for the New Jersey Hall
of Fame and Coordinating Group for
Celebrate NJ.
Visit AboutNewJersey.com from
the comfort of your computer and
plan your next event locale. For
more information, email Rosetta at
info@AboutNewJersey.com.
Photos by Robert Rosetta; AboutNewJersey.com ©2008
