Hop on your bike and see authentic sites like this covered bridge in Frederick Countyy.

Maryland’s Guidelines for Working With the Travel Media

The mission of the public relations unit of Maryland’s Office of Tourism Development is to assist qualified journalists develop travel stories about Maryland’s destinations, attractions, accommodations, restaurants and travel-related businesses.

To serve you better, we have developed the following set of guidelines as a way of ensuring that all journalists receive equal treatment and that each experience is as productive as possible.

Concord Point Lighthouse, Havre De Grace

For inspiration on Maryland travel, the following samples of story ideas will surely inspire your next perfect travel article, or provide inspiration for other matchless pieces. Discover why National Geographic Magazine aptly called Maryland “America in Miniature” in a nod to the state’s diversity of landscapes. Our state’s topography ranges from the forested mountains of Western Maryland to the sunny Atlantic Ocean beaches, while the Chesapeake Bay, the largest estuary in the country, nearly splits the state in two. You will find vibrant cities, charming small towns and acres of agricultural land, offering a variety of recreational activities, unique attractions, historical landmarks and hip events. Add comfortable lodging, delectable dining, and world-class arts and entertainment and your story will certainly jump off the page. If you need additional assistance, please use the Contact Us section and we are delighted to provide insider tips to help craft your Maryland story.

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