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Council Matters: Tourism in Colorado Springs Nov 20 2017

from Council Matters Archives - Studio 809 Podcasts · host Dave Gardner

Discussions of tourism kick off today’s program. The USOC Olympic Museum is first and Bill Murray and Tom Strand take different positions. They also disagree on a proposed stadium (that refuses to die). City for Champions, tax increment financing, Lodging Auto Rental Tax, Colorado Springs Convention & Visitors Bureau, the Chamber of Commerce and Economic… The post Council Matters: Tourism in Colorado Springs Nov 20 2017 appeared first on Studio 809 Podcasts.

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Discussions of tourism kick off today’s program. The USOC Olympic Museum is first and Bill Murray and Tom Strand take different positions. They also disagree on a proposed stadium (that refuses to die). City for Champions, tax increment financing, Lodging Auto Rental Tax, Colorado Springs Convention & Visitors Bureau, the Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development – all are discussed. What do YOU think? Let us know by clicking POST below and adding a comment. (Episode 54, recorded 2017 11 13)

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