Guess they didn't see the study that Iowa recently did, showing that their Welcome Center staff influenced a third of the visitors they served to extend their stay.
And spend an additional $25 million dollars.
ROI? Hell yeah...
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July 22, 2010
The ROI of Welcome Centers
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