Content Marketing

Content marketing is the practice of developing written pieces, video, photography, infographics and more for the web. Content may live on CTvisit.com, be sent in an email, or be shared across social media platorms, including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest. Here are a few of the ways we are using content to promote our partners.

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8 Spring Flings to Get You Out of the City

When the snow and ice finally thaw and things start to turn green again, that’s the perfect time to take a trip outside the city and experience springtime in Connecticut. Late March through mid-June, everything from flowers and fishing to farm animals and food trucks re-emerges from hibernation, ready to be experienced. Got a springtime fling we haven’t mentioned? Let us know @CTvisit.

Get Muddy at Connecticut Spas

Any time of year, it's fun to get a little muddy and pamper yourself with a wonderful and well-deserved visit to one of Connecticut’s award-winning spas! How does a calming mud wrap, soothing massage, gentle facial or revitalizing body scrub sound? For an even more luxurious and relaxing treat, plan your getaway to one of Connecticut’s superb spa properties where you can take the time to unwind. It’s always the season to refresh and renew at an inviting destination of relaxation!

33 Things to Do in Connecticut this May

Looking for something to do in Connecticut in May? Whether you want something active or relaxing, cultural or nature-oriented, historic or trendy, Connecticut's got you covered. Here are some highlights.

Historic Homes & Gardens You Need to Tour

Old houses have treasures to find and secrets to uncover, and in Connecticut, there are over four centuries of homes to explore. Some were home to well-known historic figures, like Mark Twain and Harriet Beecher Stowe. Others were built by individuals who became larger than life, such as actor William Gillette’s “castle” on the Connecticut River and dictionary namesake Noah Webster’s West Hartford birthplace. Still others house amazing art collections or are surrounded by lush, expertly tended gardens. You’ll find dozens of these historic houses, many of which are National Historic Landmarks, all over the state—and each has a story to tell.

Dining at Connecticut's Vineyards

Most wineries welcome picnics, and many offer bites to enhance the tasting experience, such as cheese, bread and chocolate. Others have snacks for sale in a market setting, like locally made cheeses, breads, jams, baked goods and meats. But a few vineyards along the Connecticut Wine Trail also offer richer dining experiences on site or nearby, with chef-inspired menus that require reservations, often weeks in advance. Here a few of the wonderful fine dining options close to the heart of Connecticut’s vineyards.

Featuring: Gouveia Vineyards | Hopkins Inn | Jones Family Farms | Sharpe Hill Vineyard | The Bistro at Chamard Vineyards