Tourism 2005: Cultural Travel
If cultural travel is the thing in 2005, how will your area's tourism industry come out in the race? Click here to read an interesting outlook by Forbes Magazine on the subject.
posted by Don Iannone, D.Div., Ph.D. at
Monday, January 03, 2005
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One of the things that used to discourage me when I lived in Tucson was the tendacy for the big resort properties to treat their guests like they were on board a cruise ship and not let them venture into town to see what the destination was really all about. Cleveland doesn't have those types of resorts, but it needs to promote its history and its personality to help visitors understand the unique charm of being here. That means doing a better job for working historic preservation into the city's destination planning process and its econonmic development strategy.
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Bill Barrow, at 11:47 PM
Hi Bill,
Thanks for your comment, and I agree with your observations about cities and visitors.
By the way, I went to the U of A in Tucson a long time ago. We love Arizona. Are you in Cleveland now? What is your email address?
Don Iannone
dtia@ix.netcom.com
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Don Iannone, D.Div., Ph.D., at 7:31 AM
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