Inside 1986 Vol 1 No 3
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Wilson feels that this extraordinary com- bination of events will prove to be a boon to the economy— perhaps increasing Montana summer tourism revenues by $50 to $70 million.
NATIONAL TOURISM WEEK The business of tourism was the theme of a biennial meeting of travel industry repre- sentatives from Montana. Idaho and Wyo- ming at the Tri-State Travel Rendezvous May 16 and 17. The conference convened at the Old Faithful Inn in Yellowstone National Park and was attended by nearly 300 busi- ness pe...ople in both the public and private sectors.
Several impressive speakers addressed the conference. Pete Williams, who headed the Wyoming Futures Project, discussed his state's findings about tourism in the years ahead. Wyoming, like Montana, traditionally has been dependent on extractive industries that are currently experiencing slow growth.
The tourism industry, on the other hand, shows great promise for the future both as a non-polluting, enviromentally sound industry and as an investment project for state government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wilson feels that this extraordinary com- bination of events will prove to be a boon to the economy— perhaps increasing Montana summer tourism revenues by $50 to $70 million.
NATIONAL TOURISM WEEK The business of tourism was the theme of a biennial meeting of travel industry repre- sentatives from Montana. Idaho and Wyo- ming at the Tri-State Travel Rendezvous May 16 and 17. The conference convened at the Old Faithful Inn in Yellowstone National Park and was attended by nearly 300 busi- ness pe...ople in both the public and private sectors.
Several impressive speakers addressed the conference. Pete Williams, who headed the Wyoming Futures Project, discussed his state's findings about tourism in the years ahead. Wyoming, like Montana, traditionally has been dependent on extractive industries that are currently experiencing slow growth.
The tourism industry, on the other hand, shows great promise for the future both as a non-polluting, enviromentally sound industry and as an investment project for state government.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Dept. of Commerce to read onlineMoreLess
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