Iowa tourism: Economic impact, quality of life and fun

By: Emery Styron|May 8, 2024

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It’s spring at last, and who doesn’t feel the urge to get out and enjoy Iowa’s lakes, trails, historic sites, scenic views and community events?

The feel-good activity of tourism, said Iowa Association of Business and Industry (ABI) President Mike Ralston, contributes significantly to the state’s economy, and is crucial to local economies in visitor meccas like Dyersville, Pella and the Iowa Lakes Corridor.

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