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Maine’s hospitality industry will get a marketing push for slow season

The program, called 'Winter Weekdays", runs from Jan. 5 to April 30 and is meant to build on the success of the 2025 Winter Wednesday pilot program. 

Maine ‘Winter Wednesdays’ campaign aims to tempt diners during slow season

The promotional campaign features price specials at restaurants, breweries and cafes from Jan. 8 through March 26.

What a dozen Maine movers & shakers resolve to do in 2025

While the resolutions are as varied as the individuals they come from, there were a few common themes.

Visit Portland rolls out city shuttle for cruise passengers

The new City Loop Shuttle operates on a circular route through downtown Portland and includes 10 stops from the Eastern Promenade to the Arts District.
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From smart alarm clocks to seaweed wraps: 48-room luxury spa hotel set to open in Portland

The Longfellow Hotel, developed by Portland-based Uncommon Hospitality, will open for business on May 17.

‘Buckle up, Maine’: 2024 business predictions span space to sports

To kick off the new year, Mainebiz asked more than a dozen movers and shakers from different sectors for their 2024 business predictions. The prognostications offer much food for thought.

Game on for Portland Monopoly as local businesses take ‘Chance’ on sponsorships

Harbor Fish Market and Sea Bags are among local businesses featured in a new edition of the iconic board game, which is produced by Top Trumps USA under license from Hasbro Inc.

🔒Selling Maine as a convention destination: Balancing attractions with lack of space for larger events

While Vacationland boasts plenty of unique attractions and tour possibilities, the state’s lure for large meetings and events is limited by a variety of factors.
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Monopoly rolls dice on Portland, seeks sponsors

A Portland edition of Monopoly is under development, with sponsorship opportunities for businesses with a desire to get in the game.

🔒Stirring the pot: Portland sees a wave of new restaurants and expansions

While still grappling with industry-wide staffing and supply-chain shortages, Portland’s restaurants are on the rebound. There has been a host of new investments in Maine's largest city, which is home to more than 500 licensed eating and drinking establishments.
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