New England's Fall Foliage Draws Global Tourists

Visitors from across the world are flocking to the Northeast to experience the vibrant autumn colors.

New England's leaf-peeping season is attracting tourists from as far as Florida and Berlin.
The region's scenic drives, train rides, and quaint towns offer an ideal backdrop for viewing fall colors.
Climate change poses a threat to the foliage, with droughts causing leaves to wither prematurely.
Tourists appreciate not only the foliage but also New England's distinctive architecture and landscapes.
Local businesses are benefiting from the influx of visitors eager to experience nature's display.