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Register for Meet Minneapolis' September 30 Webinar, Featuring Minneapolis Police Chief Arradondo

Wednesday, September 30
2 p.m. - 3 p.m.
Featuring Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo

Meet Minneapolis hosts monthly webinar updates, and for this month's update they will take a deeper look at public safety, the latest impact of the pandemic, and provide key data and insights that are the basis of a strategic recovery plan for this critical economic industry in Minneapolis.

The Tourism and Hospitality industry is integral to the Minneapolis economy, representing more than $8 billion in metro area visitor spending and supporting nearly 36,000 workers in the city in 2019. The coronavirus pandemic has brought us to a standstill – keeping our visitors, convention attendees and sports fans at home and temporarily halted critical incremental spending at our airport, restaurants, shops, attractions, hotels and meeting and convention facilities.

Even though it will look different - people will travel again. For Meet Minneapolis, restoring confidence among residents and visitors is critical for Minneapolis to continue being a vibrant, diverse and active city where we all love to live, work and play.

This webinar will cover:

  • Public Safety Update
  • Q & A with Minneapolis Police Chief Arradondo 
  • Research Update
  • Meet Minneapolis Recovery Plan

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