“Hypnotized By Hunterdon County” article in New Jersey Realtor Magazine highlights success of county’s tourism efforts
HUNTERDON COUNTY, NJ – Hunterdon County Commissioners Jeff Kuhl and Susan Soloway, who also serve as co-liaisons to the Department of Economic Development & Tourism, are pleased to highlight the recent feature of Hunterdon County in the Winter 2025 issue of New Jersey Realtor Magazine.
The article, titled “Hypnotized By Hunterdon County,” showcases the county’s unique charm, vibrant communities, and the various opportunities it offers for both residents and visitors.
“It is exciting to see Hunterdon County recognized in this magazine article, which beautifully captures the essence of what makes our county so special. From our scenic beauty to our strong sense of community, it’s great to see Hunterdon County’s many assets celebrated on this platform,” Kuhl said.
The feature article in New Jersey Realtor Magazine highlights Hunterdon County’s picturesque landscape, thriving local businesses, and wealth of cultural and recreational activities. The in-depth coverage emphasizes the county’s appeal as a premier destination for both real estate investment and tourism, reflecting the hard work and dedication of the Department of Economic Development & Tourism.
“The recognition from New Jersey Realtor Magazine is a testament to the collaborative efforts of our local businesses, government, and residents in making Hunterdon County an exceptional place to live, work, and visit. The Department of Economic Development & Tourism plays a crucial role in promoting Hunterdon County as a top destination for visitors and small businesses,” Soloway said.
“Hunterdon County has turned a corner,” said Marc Saluk, Director of Economic Development & Tourism. “We used to be the ‘best-kept secret’ that only some knew about. But now, we want people to enjoy Hunterdon, and it’s nice to see that our collective marketing push in recent years has resulted in so many people and publications raving about what’s here.”
Commissioners Kuhl and Soloway encourage residents and visitors to explore all that Hunterdon County has to offer, from its historic sites and outdoor recreation to its diverse dining and shopping experiences.
For more information about Hunterdon County’s Economic Development & Tourism initiatives, visit their website: HOME – Hunterdon County.
