tourism

Springfield government, the local chamber of commerce and city tourism officials all hope to create a $175 million event center somewhere downtown. They say the opportunity cost in not doing so amounts to more than $125,000 per day.

From float trips and trails to festivals and family attractions, southwest Missouri offers a wide variety of summer experiences for locals and visitors alike.

The Springfield Convention and Visitors Bureau recently asked itself — what’s in a name?

The winners of this year’s Super Bowl are entering a multi-year agreement with the southwest Missouri tourism hub.

Boosters say the American Heartland theme park and resort is going to be as big as Disneyland.

Sustainable tourism expert Dr. David Perkins explains.