Yes, we welcome members of the media and are able to assist visiting journalists with securing lodging and admission into attractions and tours on a case-by-case basis. Destination Gettysburg is unable to assist with transportation to and from the Gettysburg area, but is happy to accommodate the media for travel within the destination. For more information on our media policy, request a visit.

Destination Gettysburg cannot guarantee lodging, meals or admission into attractions and tours for guests of working journalists.

Permits are required for commercial filming and certain instances of still photography. Federal law requires a permit for all commercial filming, no matter the size of the crew or the type of equipment. This includes individuals or small groups that don’t use much equipment, but generate revenue by posting footage on websites, such as YouTube and TikTok. It can take up to 30 days for the National Park Service to review and process permit requests. You can learn more and apply for a permit at nps.gov/gett/planyourvisit/filming-permits.htm.

Yes, our extensive photograph collection includes images from the battlefield and battlefield tours, food and beverage, around town and beyond, holidays and much more. Media are encouraged to view images and b-roll in our press photo gallery. If journalists don’t find what they are looking for, email Mary Grace Kauffman at marygrace@destinationgettysburg.com and she’ll supply what you need.