Since the nineteenth century, the lumber and mining industries have provided the main source of economic revenue for Itasca County. However, the Itasca County Historical Society felt that resorts and tourism may have played just as significant a role in the economic, social, and cultural development of Grand Rapids and the rest of Itasca County as did the lumber and mining industries during their heydays. Indeed, a significant portion of Itasca County's current revenue is drawn from the resort and tourist industry. This report documents a project to investigate the historical role and impact of resorts and tourism in the county.Prepared in partnership with Itasca County Historical Society by the Community Assistantship Program (CAP), which ...
Using the Community Capitals Framework, this study examined language in county-level comprehensive p...
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current i...
The Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota, has been providing tourism and travel rese...
Although traditional resorts in Otter Tail County have significant local economic impact, challeng...
In 2014, Visit Grand Rapids, the convention and visitor bureau in Grand Rapids, collaborated with a ...
In 2014, Visit Grand Rapids, the convention and visitor bureau in Grand Rapids, collaborated with a ...
In 2014, Visit Grand Rapids, the convention and visitor bureau in Grand Rapids, collaborated with a ...
Grand Rapids city officials desired an understanding of the economic impact to the local economy fro...
Personal interviews with owners or managers of privately-owned outdoor recreation-based lodging ente...
Visitor Profile, an applied research program using intercept surveys, provides data on visitor chara...
Reported here are detailed 1970 lodging industry data for each Minnesota county.Community/Rural/Urba...
This report provides a profile of resident attitudes toward tourism in St. Ignatius, Montana in the ...
The project assists communities to identify and assess local assets as part of a sustainable tourism...
This report is a brief four-page history of the state water trails and public access program, center...
From April to July 2004, researchers conducted surveys of residents and business owners in Piscataqu...
Using the Community Capitals Framework, this study examined language in county-level comprehensive p...
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current i...
The Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota, has been providing tourism and travel rese...
Although traditional resorts in Otter Tail County have significant local economic impact, challeng...
In 2014, Visit Grand Rapids, the convention and visitor bureau in Grand Rapids, collaborated with a ...
In 2014, Visit Grand Rapids, the convention and visitor bureau in Grand Rapids, collaborated with a ...
In 2014, Visit Grand Rapids, the convention and visitor bureau in Grand Rapids, collaborated with a ...
Grand Rapids city officials desired an understanding of the economic impact to the local economy fro...
Personal interviews with owners or managers of privately-owned outdoor recreation-based lodging ente...
Visitor Profile, an applied research program using intercept surveys, provides data on visitor chara...
Reported here are detailed 1970 lodging industry data for each Minnesota county.Community/Rural/Urba...
This report provides a profile of resident attitudes toward tourism in St. Ignatius, Montana in the ...
The project assists communities to identify and assess local assets as part of a sustainable tourism...
This report is a brief four-page history of the state water trails and public access program, center...
From April to July 2004, researchers conducted surveys of residents and business owners in Piscataqu...
Using the Community Capitals Framework, this study examined language in county-level comprehensive p...
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current i...
The Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota, has been providing tourism and travel rese...