May 20, 2025 25 min

Regional Tourism

from WNIT's Economic Outlook Hosted by PBS Michiana-WNIT

As temperatures rise and travel season kicks into gear, Northern Indiana is ready to welcome visitors looking for unique experiences—from lakeside getaways and outdoor recreation to cultural destinations and Amish Country charm.In this episode of Economic Outlook, host Jeff Rea is joined by tourism leaders from across the region, including Cori Humes (Kosciusko County Convention and Visitors Bureau), Sonya Nash (LaGrange County Convention and Visitors Bureau), and Jon Hunsberger (Elkhart County CVB). Together, they discuss how tourism drives local economies, supports small businesses, and strengthens community identity.Discover the strategies behind attracting visitors, creating memorable experiences, and turning seasonal tourism into a year-round economic engine.

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