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Welcome to Bardstown, KY: The Bourbon Capital of the World®

Bourbon’s popularity is now a global phenomenon, but you need only look at Bardstown, Kentucky, to see its remarkable and evolving impacts. This historic city of 13,500 people is booming as a result, but it’s also enduring growing pains.

The economic impacts from a massive influx of tourists to what is now America’s bourbon epicenter are positive on many levels, but with those crowds comes pressure on infrastructure, services and accommodations. The demand for hotels, bars and restaurants is at an all-time high, and investors from across the globe are addressing those needs.

Still, as a two-century-old Kentucky cultural and entertainment center long before it was discovered by bourbon drinkers ;– many locals want to ensure the traditional Bardstown experience doesn’t disappear amid novel entertainment options.



Table of Contents
Chapter 1. The Town that Bourbon Built Chapter 2. The Bourbon Renaissance Chapter 3. Cultivating and Managing Bourbon Tourism Chapter 4. The Economics of Bourbon Chapter 5. Bourbon’s Celebrity Culture Chapter 6. The Future of Bourbon Tourism Chapter 7. Conclusion Afterword. The Living Case Study of the Bourbon Capital of the World®

The Rebirth of Bourbon: Building a Tourism

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    A Paperback / softback by Steve Coomes, Kim Huston, Michael Mangeot

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      Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 04/09/2020
      ISBN13: 9781838677145, 978-1838677145
      ISBN10: 1838677143

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Welcome to Bardstown, KY: The Bourbon Capital of the World®

      Bourbon’s popularity is now a global phenomenon, but you need only look at Bardstown, Kentucky, to see its remarkable and evolving impacts. This historic city of 13,500 people is booming as a result, but it’s also enduring growing pains.

      The economic impacts from a massive influx of tourists to what is now America’s bourbon epicenter are positive on many levels, but with those crowds comes pressure on infrastructure, services and accommodations. The demand for hotels, bars and restaurants is at an all-time high, and investors from across the globe are addressing those needs.

      Still, as a two-century-old Kentucky cultural and entertainment center long before it was discovered by bourbon drinkers ;– many locals want to ensure the traditional Bardstown experience doesn’t disappear amid novel entertainment options.



      Table of Contents
      Chapter 1. The Town that Bourbon Built Chapter 2. The Bourbon Renaissance Chapter 3. Cultivating and Managing Bourbon Tourism Chapter 4. The Economics of Bourbon Chapter 5. Bourbon’s Celebrity Culture Chapter 6. The Future of Bourbon Tourism Chapter 7. Conclusion Afterword. The Living Case Study of the Bourbon Capital of the World®

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