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Travelers Flocked to Illinois Last Year, Generating over $88 Billion in Economic Impact – WTOP News

  • Illinois tourism reached record peaks last year, generating over $88 billion in total economic impact, driven by around 115 million domestic and international tourists who spent $50.2 billion.
  • The state's "Middle of Everything" tourism campaign helped generate an additional 2.8 million trips and $904 million in visitor spending, driving the record-breaking growth.
  • Visitor spending produced nearly $5 billion in direct state and local tax revenues for Illinois communities, with an additional $372 million generated in hotel tax revenue.
  • During fiscal year 2025, the state supported the industry with over $3.3 million in grants for projects including the Route 66 centennial and the Illinois America 250 campaign.
  • The Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity is expanding its focus on outdoor recreation activities through a dedicated tourism unit, promoting hiking and wine tasting in Shawnee National Forest.
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Travelers flocked to Illinois last year, generating over $88 billion in economic impact

Illinois tourism reached new peaks last year, breaking records on visitor spending and generating over $88 billion in total economic impact, Gov.

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