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New Jersey — New Jersey is an almost mythical portrait of Americana, from roadside diners and seaside boardwalks to pleasant all-American towns and, let’s not forget, Bruce Springsteen and Tony Soprano. Even though the nickname “The Garden State” can seem ironic in the face of New Jersey’s densely populated ports, factories, and suburbs, there are expensive green regions in the north and the west. The region also hosts a unique array of getaway options, from the historic Victorian Mansions of Cape May and the mega-casinos of Atlantic City to the rustic foothills of Delaware Water Gap and the happening scene of downtown Hoboken.

Why Go

For the longest boardwalk in the world, casinos, golf, and summer solace at the shore.

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New Jersey Father’s Day Activities

June 10, 2013 by Paul Eisenberg

It’s no secret that New Jersey has grit. Post Hurricane Sandy, the Garden State is indeed stronger than the storm and is resolutely opening its beaches. The ... Read More »

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Atlantic City's Revitalization Hopes Dashed – Revel, Bankrupt

February 20, 2013 by Amanda Black

Atlantic City has had a hard go at it these past few months. Hurricane Sandy hit the boardwalk at the end of October forcing a five-day shutdown and today, ... Read More »

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7 Snowshoeing Spots for Winter Fun and Fitness

January 10, 2013 by Ben Keene

Some people would have you believe that hiking is a 3-season activity. Assuming a concerned tone, they'll warn you about frigid temperatures, park closures, and ... Read More »

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Winter Wine Trails

December 13, 2012 by Ben Keene

Even without snow and ice in the forecast, December and January temperatures have a way of keeping otherwise outgoing people indoors. So if skiing, snowboarding, ... Read More »

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Commuting After Sandy: A Strategy Guide

November 09, 2012 by Maryrose Mullen

A week after Superstorm Sandy descended, people of the East Coast, many still without power, are attempting to return to normalcy. For a bulk of the area, this ... Read More »

Laura_motta

“Plan to book your international car rental well before embarking on your trip – at least a week in advance, but sooner is better.”

Laura Motta Director, Deals Publishing

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