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Evan Smith, CEO
Discover Newport
www.DiscoverNewport.org
Rhode Island may be the smallest state in our nation, but it’s far from the least populated and Newport is where it all started. There is more to do, see and enjoy in Newport than many places around the country — and if you’ve never experienced Newport, Rhode Island — we encourage you to plan a visit. For Destination Spotlight #51 in our long-running series, during the live broadcast of America’s #1 Travel Radio Show on 24 August 2019, we turned our attention to this fun coastal city, that’s located in the 13th state and was admitted to the union way back in 1790. From the historic Mansions along Bellevue Avenue, to the Tennis Hall of Fame, Fort Adams that dates back to 1799, multiple long sandy beaches, an abundance of seafood and popular restaurants, quaint B&B’s, and unmistakeable architecture — if you enjoy boating then Newport is also your place as it’s known as the “Sailing Capital of the World.” You can hear the full interview with Discover Newport’s CEO Evan Smith that aired across our national network of 410+ RMWorldTravel with Robert & Mary Carey and Rudy Maxa radio affiliates, and now archived on our website here …
