Officials from the Annapolis and Newport tourism bureaus say they're exploring a partnership to share sales leads, split the cost of sales missions and pool resources for joint advertising in trade publications.
"It's a very similar destination, so people who like having their meetings by the water in a smaller venue might go from north to a little further south," said Connie Del Signore, president and chief...
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