Media
Press Contact
Kate Fox, Executive Director, Destination Salem
P.O. Box 630 | Salem, MA 01970
kfox@salem.org | (978) 741-3252
Media Kit (pdf)
Press Releases
October 27, 2010: Visitors to Salem urged to take train or ferry
October 5, 2010: New Haunted Happenings Events and Attractions for Families
September 27, 2010: Haunted Happenings App for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch Released
October 27, 2009: Public Safety Advisory for Halloween night in Salem, Mass.
September 17, 2009: Salem & Radio 92.9 Partner to Produce Halloween Concert
Salem Haunted Happenings in the News: 2010
The Salem News, November 19: Profits make Halloween a very happy one for City
The Salem News, October 28: All hands on deck for Salem's monster weekend
The Salem News, October 28: Officials: Don't tarry, but take the trains and ferry
The Sun, UK, October 28: The Witch Report
Toronto Sun, October 28: Top 10 places to celebrate Halloween
Salem.Patch.com, October 27: Halloween visitors urged to arrive via train and ferry
The Salem News, October 25: How Haunted Happenings bewitched the city of Salem
Motel.com, October 25: Witches & Pirates: History in Salem
The Salem News, October 23: Filling up fast: Haunted Happenings gives a lift to hotels across the North Shore
Boston.com, October 18: Pumpkin Festival this weekend in Salem
La Presse, Quebec, October 16: Salem envoutée ("Salem Bewitched") Page 1, Page 2, Page 3
Salem Haunted Happenings in the News: 2009
The Salem News, November 2, 2009: Unseasonably Mild
Wicked Local, November 1, 2009: Locals and visitors among the thousands in Salem for Halloween
Matty in the Morning, Kiss 108, October 30, 2009: Mayor Driscoll and Kate Fox
BU Today, October 30, 2009: Day Tripping: This Halloween, there's always Salem
Gatehouse Media, October 29, 2009: Coming back to haunt you:
Today on MSN.com, October 28, 2009: Top 10 Places to get Spooked on Halloween
The Boston Globe, Explore New England, October 25, 2009: 13 Frights
Delaware County Daily Times, October, 18, 2009: Salem: Where Halloween really lives!
Semana, Spain, October 28, 2009: Escapada: Salem Celebra Halloween
ABC News Travel: October 20, 2009: America's 11 Spookiest Halloween Destinations
New York Daily News, October 18, 2009: Halloween Spirit is Alive at Boston's Charles Street Jail, Salem's Witch
The Salem News, October 15, 2009: A Happy Tourist Season in Salem
Metromix Connecticut, October 15, 2009: Eating your way through Salem
Gatehouse Media, October 14, 2009: Culture and kitsch collide in Salem
Newsday, October 8, 2009: Halloween Getaways a short drive from Long Island
The Salem Gazette, October 4, 2009: Photos: Haunted Happenings Grand Parade
Bay Windows, October 1, 2009: Fall family fun, with a side of activism
The Salem News, September 29, 2009: Halloween Season Kicks off Thursday with Parade
The Salem News, September 29, 2009: Live Band, Fireworks to Cap Halloween Night in Salem
The Hartford Courant, September 26, 2009: Enchanting Salem comes to spooky life once the sun goes wn
Salem Haunted Happenings in the Blogs 2009
The Salem News: Halloween Slide Shows, October 31, 2009
Boston Family Life: What you need to know before you go to Salem, October 31, 2009
Boston Family Life: Eerie Evenings at the Witch House, October 31, 2009
The Fun of Research: A Day in Salem, October 28, 2009
Boston Family Life, October 22, 2009
Kidzense, October 2009
The UMass Lowell Connector, October 15, 2009
Travel Dreams and Moonbeams, October 13, 2009
The Boston 10, October 10, 2009
TheExaminer.com, October 9, 2009
GoCityKids, October 3, 2009
The New England Journal of Aesthetic Research, October 2, 2009
JourneyEtc.com, October 2, 2009
North Shore Art Throb, October 1, 2009
The New England Journal of Aesthetic Research, September 29, 2009
Boston Family Life, September 29, 2009
The Salem Insider, September 28, 2009
Celebrity Cemetery, September 26, 2009
About Salem:
Salem, Massachusetts, is a destination recognized around the world for its rich history, which includes the tragic Salem Witch Trials of 1692, the glorious maritime era that left its indelible mark on Salem through architecture, museums, and artifacts, and for its month-long celebration of Halloween. Today more than 900,000 visitors come to Salem annually, generating more than $65.5 million in tourism spending; approximately one-quarter of Salem's annual visitation happens in October, when tourism spending is estimated at more than $9.5 million.
