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The change has been what tourists engage in while here. Division of T&T, on the nheconomy.com site, states that tourism return on investment last year was strongest in autumn; even though the y-over-y numbers planted winter as the highest percentage of growth. Since we know that summer has, and is the strongest, the room to grow tourism in the autumn made perfectly good sense. Some of that would be to boating not just ending after Labor Day; that has been trending now for a while, but seems to be getting stronger. Winter on the other hand didn't seem to make sense - at least at first. The movement from snowmobiling - one of the most dominant activities 25 years ago - to ski resort related activities meant that a haphazard winter played less of an effect; and may have actually improved the resort outcomes. My understanding is Gunstock did very well. And I would presume this also added to room and meal expenditures. |
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