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Ask Chris Gahl to clarify how 75k spent in advertising, generated 400k in visitor spending.
He’s incapable of explaining any specific details of that sort.
Hogsett says the city remains committed to bringing visitors. Maybe start with, IDK, ending murders on the canal, random stabbing elsewhere and the hyper-aggressive, professional panhandling that’s come to define his administration. No? Spending $1M on ads targeted at Hoosiers who known the truth about downtown is your strategy? Okay. Would have better luck fooling out of state folks tho. Just sayin
Visit Indy is a joke staffed by do nothing, make work hacks. It’s time to stop funneling public funds to this “organization”.