Think Arches National Park's timed entry hurt Moab's economy? Nope! A new study found that visitor spending and tourism jobs actually grew while the reservation system was active. So, it seems managing crowds might actually be good for business.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 4 mentions in the last 30 days.
Good news for Moab businesses: the park's reservation system didn't hurt, it actually helped bring in more money!
Local businesses and tourism workers in Moab seem to be the big winners, seeing more money and jobs thanks to the park's management.
No groups negatively affected
Grand County commissioners voted 4-3 to commit $500,000 to an Arches National Park shuttle pilot Tuesday — about 11 days after the 37-page contract reached the county attorney, and at the first regular commission meeting where the proposal appeared a...