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Cultural site visits within Regional District of Fraser-Fort George dip 6.5% in 2024
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Not as many people ventured out to the eight cultural sites within the Regional District of Fraser Fort-George.
According to its 2024 Annual Culture report, there was an overall 6.5% drop in visitors to the cultural sites when compared to 2023, but attendance was stronger than in 2022.
When digging deeper into the RDFFG’s cultural sites, the Central B.C.
Prince George’s hotel revenue was $65,360,000 in 2024 – a 5.3% decrease when compared to 2023 ($69.2 million).
The expansion plan has an estimated cost of $8.9 million and received approval from the Regional District Board of Directors.
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