How Culinary Tourism is Transforming the Travel Space with Jane Connelly | Big Tourism

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Recorded30 Jul 2021

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According to a 2020 Food Monitor Report, 80% of all travelers research food and drink while they are visiting a destination, 63% of millennials seek restaurants that are socially responsible and culinary travelers spend 25% more per day than other travelers. Culinary tourism is a juicy topic that the Big Tourism show just had to taste. Join host Arica Sears and her guest Jane Connelly as they dive into Jane’s career helping others appreciate food heritage, culinary experience and sustainable economic development. Add one extra treat for the ASPN audience... Arica and Jane have a mini culinary tourism series coming soon.

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