Two Door County tourism organizations were presented with Wisconsin Tourism Trailblazer Awards by Destinations Wisconsin at the statewide tourism organization’s annual fall tourism conference, held virtually on November 5, 2020. Destination Door County and the Baileys Harbor Community Association were recognized for their work in 2020. Read the full release...

Door County’s tourism industry is coming together to help bundle up and feed Door County. Locations throughout Door County are collecting new or gently used youth coats, hats, mittens, snow pants, and boots along with nonperishables to help fill local pantries.

Destination Door County (DDC) was joined by 76 attendees virtually for their 95th Annual Meeting on Tuesday, October 27th. The virtual event was a first for the organization.

As the snow starts to fall Door County is ready to welcome the winter season with the release of the 2020-2021 Official Winter Guide.

The Village of Egg Harbor was honored with the Governor’s Tourism Stewardship Award at the virtual ceremony for the Governor’s Tourism Awards on October 21, 2020.

Eight local tourism organizations in Door County were awarded more than $740,000 through the Tourism Relief to Accelerate Vitality and Economic Lift (TRAVEL) stimulus grant program administered by the Wisconsin Department of Tourism. The TRAVEL grant program was designed to help Wisconsin’s tourism promotion and tourism development organizations resume business operations and restore economic activity stemming from the COVID-19 public health emergency. The grant program was funded through the state’s discretionary federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act dollars.

To help preserve and protect Door County’s most beloved natural features, Destination Door County (DDC) has formed a partnership with Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics. The partnership, founded on Leave No Trace’s educational principles, is designed to help minimize the impact on the county’s environment.

A new commitment to cleanliness and safety initiative has been launched in Door County as the popular tourism destination prepares to welcome visitors. Details available at https://www.DoorCounty.com/open

While the traditional early May start to Door County’s tourism season will be postponed in 2020 due to the health crisis and Wisconsin’s safer at home order, Door County’s tourism industry is still preparing to welcome visitors, once it is safe to do so.

Door County’s longtime destination management organization is undergoing some big changes to help carry it forward into the next decade and beyond. The Door County Visitor Bureau has changed its name to Destination Door County. The tourism organization has also released a new logo and will begin incorporating it into promotional materials starting in January 2020.

Fans across the U.S.A. spoke and Door County, Wisconsin took home the top spot as the Best Destination for Fall Foliage in the 2019 USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice travel award contest.

Door County Wisconsin has been nominated for a national award, USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice award for Best Destination for Fall Foliage. Nationwide voting for the award continues through August 26, 2019 at 10best.com.

Around 130 guests celebrated National Travel & Tourism Week with the Door County Visitor Bureau (DCVB) during their annual breakfast held at Stone Harbor Resort in Sturgeon Bay on Tuesday, May 7, 2019.

Visitor spending in Door County was up $8.1 million dollars last year according to a report released by the Wisconsin Department of Tourism. The publication of the state's 2018 tourism economic impact report coincides with National Travel and Tourism Week, which runs from May 5-11, 2019.

The Door County Visitor Bureau (DCVB) hosted their first student focused Certified Tourism Ambassador (CTA) class on March 7, 2019 at Crossroads at Big Creek in partnership with Sturgeon Bay Schools.

The 9th annual “Big Bundle Up” campaign concluded earlier this month. The Door County tourism industry and local community worked together to collect 937 winter clothing items.

The Door County Visitor Bureau (DCVB), the tourism marketing organization for Door County is excited to announce the 2019 Door County Official Visitor Guide is now available.

Door County’s tourism industry is collecting new and gently used coats, scarves, hats, mittens and other warm clothing items starting today as part of the Wisconsin Department of Tourism’s “Big Bundle Up” donation campaign. The campaign is a statewide collection program that runs from November 15, 2018 to January 2, 2019.

More than 130 Door County business leaders enjoyed a beautiful dinner at Mr. G’s Fernwood Gardens Ballroom on Tuesday evening October 30th for the Door County Visitor Bureau’s (DCVB) 93rd annual meeting.

Door County has been nominated for USA Today’s 10 Best Readers’ Choice award for Best Destination for Fall Foliage. Voting is underway at 10best.com.

The editors of Budget Travel have named Door County the “Best Romantic Getaway” in their 2018 Budget Travel Awards.

While vibrant fall colors and harvest festivals have traditionally drawn visitors to Wisconsin’s Door County in September and October, the 70-mile peninsula now boasts another intriguing attraction: hard cider.

Door County will be featured on the Travel Channel’s irresistible series, “Bizarre Foods: Delicious Destinations,” in a new episode scheduled to premiere on Tuesday, August 28 at 8:30 p.m. CST.

Over 130 guests celebrated National Travel & Tourism Week with the Door County Visitor Bureau (DCVB) during their annual breakfast held at Stone Harbor Resort in Sturgeon Bay on Tuesday, May 8, 2018.

Door County visitors spent $358.7 million in 2017, an increase of 3.14% over the $347.8 million dollars spent by visitors in 2016.

The Door County tourism industry and local community worked together to collect 1,055 winter clothing items. The campaign was led by the Wisconsin Department of Tourism and organized locally by the Door County Visitor Bureau.

The Door County Visitor Bureau (DCVB), the tourism marketing organization for Door County is excited to announce the 2018 Door County Official Visitor Guide is now available.

Door County’s tourism industry is collecting new and gently used coats, scarves, hats, mittens and other warm clothing items starting today as part of the Wisconsin Department of Tourism’s “Big Bundle Up” donation campaign.

2017-2018 Door County Visitor Bureau Official Winter Guide now available.

Around 140 business leaders enjoyed a beautiful dinner at Horseshoe Bay Golf Club on October 18th for the Door County Visitor Bureau’s (DCVB) 92nd annual meeting. CEO, Jack Moneypenny was recognized for his 10 years of service. Nick Dokolas, owner of Segway the Door Tours won Certified Tourism Ambassador Employer of the Year.

The fans spoke and Door County took the top spot in the USA TODAY-10Best Readers’ Choice Contest for Best Wisconsin Attraction.

The Door County Visitor Bureau (DCVB) named Faye Blank the 2017 Certified Tourism Ambassador (CTA) of the year at their National Travel & Tourism Week breakfast at Stone Harbor Resort in Sturgeon Bay on Wednesday, May 10, 2017.

Door County visitors spent $347.8 million in 2016, an increase of $15 million dollars (4.5%) over the $332.8 million dollars spent by visitors in 2015 according to a report released by the Wisconsin Department of Tourism.

Explore the peninsula this spring with Door County's Season of Blossoms lodging promotion. From April 8 to June 4, twenty-nine lodging establishments throughout Door County are offering packages to celebrate the season.

Nominations are being accepted for Door County's 2017 Certified Tourism Ambassador (CTA) of the year until March 31. Nominees must be current Door County CTA’s and nominations from employers, co-workers or customers are welcome. Self-nominations are also encouraged. Any Door County CTA who has consistently gone above and beyond in their interactions with visitors in Door County are eligible.

Getaway packages offer couples a chance to rekindle the romance on Wisconsin's scenic peninsula this winter.

The Door County Visitor Bureau is excited to announce the 2017 Door County Official Visitor Guide is now available.

Record breaking year for "Big Bundle Up" campaign in Door County. Campaign collects 1,303 items and donates to twelve local organizations.

The community works together this holiday season to collect warm clothes for those in need this winter.

Door County gift certificates make the perfect gift. Available in denominations of $10, $25, and $50.

DCVB and area visitor centers are collecting winter gear in conjunction with the Wisconsin Department of Tourism to help local charities.

Door County Visitor Bureau Wins Tourism Trailblazer Award for Outstanding Partnerships with their Capture Door County "Seasons Behind the Door" photo book.

Door County CTA Employer of the Year award presented, 2017 Visitor Guide Cover displayed, and new board members elected at DCVB's 91st Annual Meeting.

Door County 2016-2017 Winter Guide Now Available

The Door County Visitor Bureau is excited to announce the opening of a newly installed bicycle self-service station at the Door County Welcome Center in Sturgeon Bay.

At the Door County Visitor Bureau's National Travel & Tourism Week breakfast on May 3, 2016, Randy Zahn was named 2016 Certified Tourism Ambassador of the Year and four Carole Counard scholarships were awarded to area high school students pursuing higher education.

Visitor spending in Door County was up $18.2 million dollars in 2015 and totaled $332.8 million, an increase of 5.79% over the $314.6 million spent by visitors in 2014. The annual economic impact numbers were released today as the Door County Visitor Bureau prepares to celebrate National Travel & Tourism Week, which runs from May 1-7, 2016. More...

The Door County Visitor Bureau is inviting residents and visitors to drop off new or gently used coats, sweaters, hats, mittens and other warm clothing items as part of the Wisconsin Department of Tourism’s “Big Bundle Up” donation campaign. The Big Bundle Up is a statewide collection program that runs through January 3, 2016.

Door County CTA Employer of the Year Award, 2016 Visitor Guide Cover Unveiling Highlight the Door County Visitor Bureau’s 90th Annual Meeting

Designed as a supplement to the Door County Visitor Bureau’s (DCVB) Official Visitor Guide, the latest edition of the winter guide provides visitors with winter activity ideas, maps, winter hours for area businesses, events and more for the period of November through March.

Destination Marketing Association International (DMAI) has named Laura Bradley, Marketing & Sales Manager for the Door County Visitor Bureau (DCVB), as one of thirty future leaders of the destination marketing industry.In its fifth year, DMAI’s 30 Under 30 program focuses on identifying and developing the talent of destination marketing professionals, 30 years of age and under, through increased access and exposure to industry networking and thought leadership.

Visitor spending in Door County was up $14.6 million dollars last year according to a report released today by the Wisconsin Department of Tourism. The state’s tourism economic impact report comes on the eve of National Travel and Tourism Week, which runs from May 2-10, 2015.Door County visitors spent $313.4 million in 2014, an increase of 4.89% over the $298.8 million dollars spent by visitors in 2013.Overall visitor spending in Wisconsin totaled $11.4 billion last year.

The Door County Visitor Bureau (DCVB) will again be taking the show on the road this spring to provide local constituents the opportunity to meet with staff members and other tourism industry representatives at different venues around the county. Calling it Bureau On The Go, DCVB staff members will hold office hours at five different locations around the county.

The Door County Visitor Bureau (DCVB) is now accepting nominations for the 2015 Door County Certified Tourism Ambassador (CTA) of the Year award, through April 6.All nominees must be current Door County CTA’s and nominations from employers, co-workers or customers are welcome. Self-nominations are also encouraged. Any Door County CTA who has consistently gone above and beyond in their interactions with visitors in Door County are eligible.

The Door County Maritime Museum broke ground on a 10-story lighthouse tower that will offer interactive displays featuring Door County's maritime history, people, and industries along with amazing views of downtown Sturgeon Bay's historic waterfront.

Located in Peninsula State Park, the new addition will offer indoor bathrooms and meeting/classroom space at one of Wisconsin's most popular state parks.

Local shipbuilding company- Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding is constructing a new ferry named Madonna. She will have the capacity for up to 28 vehicles and 150 passengers-the largest in the ferry-line fleet to date. It is scheduled to be delivered in May, 2020.

The Sturgeon Bay brewery started brewing in 2019 and will open a new taproom in the summer of 2020. The "viewery" will boast great views of the waterfront along with beer brewed right there from local ingredients.

This local theater company opened a brand new indoor theater space in the fall of 2019 to complement its wildly popular outdoor stage in Peninsula State Park, where they’ve performed original musicals under the stars since 1990. Their 2020 season will include ten shows between their two stages; seven in the summer, two in the fall, and one during the winter holidays.

Wild Creative Concepts, the brainchild behind Door County's popular Wild Tomato Pizza, is opening a new concept restaurant in Baileys Harbor. The restaurant plans to use fresh, locally sourced ingredients to create globally inspired dishes.

Cana Island Lighthouse celebrated their 150th anniversary in 2019 and in 2020 they open a new welcome center containing exhibit space, gift shop, and an admission office.

A new observation tower at Peninsula State Park will break ground spring 2020. Visitors will be able to climb the stairs or choose to walk the 850-ft ramp that winds through the forest to the observation platform over 200 feet above the water.