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Tag: tourism

Illinois’ hotel, camping and gas costs could dent summer driving

Illinois’ hotel, camping and gas costs could dent summer driving

— July 11, 2019

Despite Chicago’s skyscrapers, parks and museums, Springfield’s historic sites, southern Illinois’ Cahokia Mounds and Galena’s charm, Illinois is expected to just do all right…

  • Spring tourism, park projects taking shape in southwest Illinois

    Spring tourism, park projects taking shape in southwest Illinois

    — February 28, 2019

    Spring will see some long-planned tourism, parks and recreation projects taking shape across Metro East. However, some are proceeding more quickly than others. For the third time in…

  • Leavitt: What’s wrong with Chicago?

    Leavitt: What’s wrong with Chicago?

    — October 17, 2018

    Conde Nast Traveler just named Chicago, for the second straight year, the best big city in the nation to visit. But for millions of people in this country, Chicago isn’t a place to…

  • Oswego rejoining Aurora area tourism group

    Oswego rejoining Aurora area tourism group

    — February 28, 2018

    The village of Oswego has voted to rejoin the Aurora Area Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) after a 14-year absence. “The Aurora Area Convention and Visitors Bureau is thrilled…

  • From Route 66 to the Illinois River, Central Illinois towns tout tourism

    From Route 66 to the Illinois River, Central Illinois towns tout tourism

    — June 22, 2017

    The Windy City has long brought in a bounty of out-of-towners, but Central Illinois convention and visitor bureau experts say change is in the air as a growing number of people take…

  • Land deal expands Starved Rock, Matthiessen state parks

    Land deal expands Starved Rock, Matthiessen state parks

    — November 9, 2018

    Gov. Bruce Rauner announced the state has acquired 2,629 acres of property in LaSalle County to protect natural resources and expand recreation opportunities, tourism and economic development…

  • Illinois saw record tourism for second year in row

    Illinois saw record tourism for second year in row

    — May 18, 2018

      Visitors to Illinois hit an all-time high in 2017, with nearly 114 million people traveling to the state last year and giving a $1.1 billion boost to the state’s economy….

  • Springfield says there’s more to see than the Land of Lincoln

    Springfield says there’s more to see than the Land of Lincoln

    — August 2, 2017

    In the early days of his law career, Abraham Lincoln would harness his horse, Old Bob, to a carriage packed with clothes and necessities, and travel the 8th Judicial Circuit, often…

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