Important Information About Your Summer Travel
Plan your summer “staycation”
Check out some of our local attractions on the web or call one of our local tourism offices
for free brochures to help you plan your “staycation.” Online, you also can check out
helpful local event calendars, restaurants and other accommodations to help plan your getaway
with ease.
I LOVE NY TOURISM BOARD
www.iloveny.com
1-800-CALL-NYS
GENESEE COUNTY TOURISM
1-800-CALL-NYS
www.visitgeneseeny.com
1-800-622-2686
MONROE COUNTY TOURISM
1-800-622-2686
www.visitrochester.com
1-800-677-7282
NIAGARA COUNTY TOURISM
1-800-677-7282
www.niagara-usa.com
1-800-FALLS-US
ORLEANS COUNTY TOURISM
1-800-FALLS-US
www.orleanscountytourism.com
1-800-724-0314
NYS PARKS AND CAMPGROUNDS
1-800-724-0314
www.nysparks.state.ny.us
Reservations made through Reserve America
www.reserveamerica.com
1-800-456-CAMP
FISHING LICENSES
Reservations made through Reserve America
www.reserveamerica.com
1-800-456-CAMP
During these tough times, we all are watching our expenses and cutting back. Fortunately, we
live in one of the best tourist destinations in the world. With many lakes, streams and
inland waterways, the Erie Canal, and an array of natural wonders and fascinating sights right
here, we don’t have to sacrifice fun this summer, despite the economy.
I hope that you will consider taking your family, your friends or yourself on a “staycation” this summer. Not only will a “staycation” help spur tourism, but it will help our local economy and help keep these tourist attractions, restaurants, campgrounds and Main Streets in business for the future.
Because we enjoy so many wonderful waterways and lakes, I also am inviting you to attend a Boater Safety Course to be held on June 20. New York State requires you pass an 8-hour boater safety course if:
Wishing you all the best and a wonderful summer va- or stay-cation!
Member of Assembly Tourism Committee
I hope that you will consider taking your family, your friends or yourself on a “staycation” this summer. Not only will a “staycation” help spur tourism, but it will help our local economy and help keep these tourist attractions, restaurants, campgrounds and Main Streets in business for the future.
Because we enjoy so many wonderful waterways and lakes, I also am inviting you to attend a Boater Safety Course to be held on June 20. New York State requires you pass an 8-hour boater safety course if:
- You operate a jet ski and are at least 14 years of age.
- You wish to operate a motorboat (other than a jet ski) and you are at least 10 years old and less than 18 years old.
Wishing you all the best and a wonderful summer va- or stay-cation!
Member of Assembly Tourism Committee
