Estes expands the ‘glow’ for holiday season
ESTES PARK – The village at the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park is expanding its holiday festivities substantially to lure more visitor dollars in what usually had been a quiet time of year.
“It’s really important for our businesses,” said Kara Franker, CEO of Visit Estes Park, the area’s marketing organization. “We see this as a tourism opportunity to market Estes Park as the ideal winter village, a little snow globe in the mountains – because that’s what it is.”
Other than the annual “Catch the Glow” parade on the Friday after Thanksgiving, “this historically hasn’t been a busy season, but…
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