‘Feel the roar’ – QC Air Show may attract 80,000
Dave Thompson
Jon Schmieder, CEO and founder of the Huddle Up Group sports consultants, talks to a group of local business leaders during a lunch meeting Tuesday, Feb. 11, at the Iron Tee Golf facility in Bettendorf. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON
The power of sports tourism continues to drive the Quad Cities economy. But the competition for sporting events is tough. That means the region needs to continue to improve and update its efforts to attract tournaments and tourists.
Those were some of the key messages delivered Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 11, during a Visit Quad Cities lunch meeting at the…
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