Illinois tourism rebound ‘a couple year process’ – Center Square

Following the “Great Resignation” where people left their jobs for various reasons, Dave Herrell, president and CEO of Visit Quad Citie, said a major obstacle that remains is a shortage of workers.
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Fed up neighbor
3 years ago

I understand that Chicago will issue bulletproof vest to all tourists

Riverbender
3 years ago

Tourism in Illinois? People actually want to visit cornfields?

Doug
3 years ago

Tourism is completely dead now due to rampant violent crime. Have these idiots learned nothing from Cleveland and Detroit?

87Saluki
3 years ago

Keep jacking up fuel taxes and neighboring state tourism is what’s going to “rebound”. People will have to make choices about where to spend their “fun” money.

Wilton
3 years ago
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The only “tourists” that will come to Illinois will be people who moved to another state and then remembered that there is something they buried in their old back yard that they need to dig up and take with them

Last edited 3 years ago by Wilton
Lions Choice
3 years ago

 Pritzker COVID Lockdown Lunacy Trashed Illinois Tourism Industry

Fed up neighbor
3 years ago

Couple year process, na maybe a couple decades.

Last edited 3 years ago by Fed up neighbor

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