Scottsdale economic, tourism strategic plans interwine

Bringing fresh crowds to Old Town can be a function of both the city’s proposed economic development and tourism strategic plans.

(Independement Newsmedia/J. Graber)

The proposed strategic economic development and tourism plans presented to the Scottsdale City Council during its Nov. 10 meeting proved to be intertwined with each other.

“I’m looking forward to the next steps,” Mayor Lisa Borowski told Economic Development and Tourism Senior Director Kevin Burke and Alex Keen, of Keen Independent Research, who put together the reports and presented them to council.

Both plans are expected to be adopted in the consent agenda of the council’s Nov. 24 meeting.

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