For thousands of years, the people who have inhabited this peninsula have made their livelihoods from the sea. The Wampanoag people used quahogs as a food staple, and their shells as valuable wampum…
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The mild March weather has brought spring fever to Cape Cod a little earlier than usual. The sun is out, the ospreys are returning, daffodils are popping, and the Cape Cod Chamber is buzzing with…
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A few years ago, in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Lake Tahoe community leaders had a problem. The region was seeing a sudden frenzy of visitors and new residents, all looking to escape pandemic…
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Last month, the Healey-Driscoll Administration announced the “Municipal Empowerment Act,” a legislative proposal that includes a set of tools designed to help towns generate additional revenue and…
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In 1957, the sand dunes, salty air, and villages of Cape Cod were made famous across the world with one hit song. Patti Page, a 30-year-old singer originally from Oklahoma, had never been to the Cape…
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As 2023 comes to a close and we consider everything the Cape Cod Chamber achieved over the last year, we offer our appreciation to the many members and supporters who helped make it possible…
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For many organizations, the holiday season is a time of traditions and reflection. The Cape Cod Chamber is no exception. It’s become our annual tradition in December to look back on the last twelve months and take stock of what our team has accomplished. This year, the Chamber has continued its…
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How was the summer? Good question, and October is when the Chamber compiles and examines the hard data from the season. The Chamber references monthly data reports provided by the Massachusetts…
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In a recent CEO Corner, I discussed the relative lack of investment that Massachusetts has made to sustain the statewide tourism economy – the state’s third biggest economic driver – and how the…
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