Tourism in Door County: How much is too much?
b'Myles Dannhausen Jr. and Andrew Kleidon discuss the state of tourism in Door County, specifically whether the county is tapped out. They look back at tourism\\u2019s late-90s peak, the impact of room tax and public investments in attractions and infrastructure, and the data that could give us insights into whether tourism has - in fact - reached a new level in Door County.\\n\\nFor more context on Door County\\u2019s recent tourism history:\\n\\nFrom 2007: Treading Lightly: Can Door County Maintain its Character While Attracting More Visitors?\\nhttps://doorcountypulse.com/treading-lightly/\\n\\nFrom 2009: How tourism expenditures are calculated\\nhttps://doorcountypulse.com/playing-with-numbers/\\n\\nFrom 2008: Tourism Spending Dropped in 2007\\nhttps://doorcountypulse.com/tourism-spending-dropped-in-2007-2/\\n\\nFrom 2008: Steve Grutzmacher on the Stagnant Door County Tourism Industry\\nhttps://doorcountypulse.com/an-outlook-10/\\n\\nFrom 2008: Rebounding: Bringing Tourism Market Back Requires More than Marketing\\nhttps://doorcountypulse.com/rebounding/\\n\\nFrom 2010: Time for New Thinking: Expert gives perspective on how a community can retain its character\\nhttps://doorcountypulse.com/time-for-new-thinking/\\n \\nFrom 2012: Dead Zone: Sister Bay Business Climate Goes Cold\\nhttps://doorcountypulse.com/dead-zone-sister-bay-business-climate-goes-cold/\\n\\nFrom 2017: Dead Zone No More: How Sister Bay Came Back\\nhttps://doorcountypulse.com/dead-zone-no-more-sister-bays-rebound/'