An article entitled The Experience Economy: Monetizing Warren County’s Natural Assets in the Lake George Mirror underscores the significant impact of the Experience Economy in Warren County, highlighting how outdoor recreation fuels our tourism sector and supports thousands of local jobs.
For Lake George Mirror article: https://lnkd.in/eXxAM2-Z
At EDC, we’re dedicated to amplifying these natural assets to bolster economic growth and community vitality. That’s why our recent study of the region’s economic past, present, and future highlights the enduring role of outdoor experiences as the first—and longest-standing—pillar of our prosperity.
For EDC Past, Present & Future Economic report: https://lnkd.in/eQViGNRT
Our collaborative efforts helped to develop the Outdoor Recreation Economy Strategic Plan, aiming to identify and bridge gaps in recreational infrastructure. By enhancing these assets, we strive to improve residents’ quality of life, attract new businesses, and create employment opportunities.
For Outdoor Recreation Economy report: https://lnkd.in/eBAZn__j
We also recognize that protecting our natural resources is not just an environmental priority, it’s a core economic strategy. Stewardship of the landscapes that define our region is essential to sustaining the outdoor experiences that power our economy.
As our CEO, Jim Siplon, noted: “Ever since the nineteenth century, ours has been an experience economy; people came for the outdoor experience and that hasn’t changed.”
By investing in and promoting our region’s unparalleled outdoor experiences, EDC Warren County is committed to ensuring sustainable economic development that honors our rich natural heritage.
