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World Heritage: Will It Really Bring More Tourism to the U.S.?

Posted on June 25, 2014 by Jonathan Tourtellot
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Poverty Point just became the 22nd U.S. World Heritage site. The much-desired designation raises tourism opportunities and a few concerns. Continue reading →

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