Tourism, economic development leaders collaborate to remain open and set for business

Monday, August 23, 2021

Talk Business & Politics, as COVID-19 has affected tourism sector along with business expansion, Arkansas is slowly moving ahead to remain open and all set for business. The officials of tourism and economy in Arkansas have spent several years to talk to all working people, live and play in Arkansas.

Three people have new tools and new collaborations working hard on those efforts to carry on their business. Thanks to the Arkansas Legislature and a Gov. Asa Hutchinson executive order to build up more and more outdoor recreation businesses. Of late, Secretary of Parks, Heritage & Tourism Stacy Hurst, Secretary of Commerce Mike Preston, and Arkansas Tourism Director Travis Napper, sat down with TB&P Editor-in-Chief Roby Brock.

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