MeetNKY investing $10 million to improve tourism

Wednesday, April 19, 2023

Many residing in and who visits northern Kentucky time to time thinks that the region is an unexplored gem. However, the organization taking care of trying to attract greater number of people to come to northern Kentucky has been winning in keeping it a remote place. In Kentucky, Northern Kentucky is the number two financially impacted areas, as per the data of MeetNKY.

From his Indiana t-shirt, it was conspicuous of Tim Reichmuth that he is from out of town. Reichmuth in a recent interview with Spectrum News 1, said that he was visiting Newport together with his wife.

He said that they’re from Indianapolis and they have been in Northern Kentucky many times before. This is their first time after COVID situation.

He stated that why they came back to NK, because of their rooted love for the area.

They love the river of Northern Kentucky. They both like the Levee area here. They’re happy to see that it’s filling back with people once again. Reichmuth said that they’re going to go to the aquarium for sure. In fact, he and his wife just had this talk with their son the other day, who just moved back from California.

He informed him and Dawn, his wife, that they were coming here. And so they had this conversation, and then he sent pictures to him from the hotel.

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• Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati tourism generated $5 billion of economic impact