These questions, and many more like them, can only be answered by your community. Kansas communities can improve their economy through tourism-even the most remote areas that don't believe they have anything worthwhile to offer. Every community has it own special inducements to attract visitors. These resources need to be identified and developed. There must be a reason to attract people to your community in order to have a tourism industry.
Tourism is a complex industry.
The list of what attracts and interest people is long and varied. A local committee must study, research analyze and then prioritize the potential list of attractions. It is easy to rationalize reasons not to pursue the tourist dollar. We don't want strangers in our town. In fact it can add to that air of mystery and intrigue.