Bucks County Tourism Program has awarded $597,463 in grants to 58 local organizations, businesses, and community initiatives to support tourism growth in the county, writes Tuhin Sarkar for Travel and Tour World.
Since its creation in 2008, the Bucks County Tourism Grant Program has provided over $7.85 million to more than 156 local organizations, driving development, marketing, and new projects that keep tourists coming to the county.
The program operates through a partnership between Visit Bucks County and the County of Bucks and is financed by local lodging taxes, ensuring that current tourism supports future growth.
One of the recipients is the Newtown Historic Association, which has been honored with the 2025 Charles H. Martin Grant.
Named after the former Bucks County Commissioner who established the tourism grant program, the prestigious award recognizes outstanding and lasting contributions to the tourism industry in the county.
Thanks to the grant, the Newtown Historic Association’s Court Inn, which also serves as the association’s headquarters, will be able to further enhance the historic significance of the town, preserve its heritage, and attract an even greater number of visitors.
Read more about Bucks County tourism grants awarded to local businesses, organizations, and initiatives in the Travel and Tour World.
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