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The sky's the limit for Ohio's solar eclipse tourism. How will it impact the economy?

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Ohio is expected to attract anywhere from 139,000 to 556,000 visitors inside the line of totality. Cedar Point is even opening up early for one day only to observe the eclipse. Ohio hotels and businesses are preparing for increased traffic. An Ohio State professor says it could be more than $1 billion.

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The sky's the limit for Ohio's solar eclipse tourism. How will it impact the economy?

Thousands and thousands of visitors are planning trips to Ohio for the total solar eclipse. Hotels and businesses are gearing up.

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