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Pennsylvania: Governor Shapiro BringsGreat American GetawayRV Tour toClarion, Tioga, and Warren Counties,Visiting Small Businesses, Touring Charming Towns, and Showcasing Breathtaking Outdoor Recreation Attractions
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Wellsboro, PA ~ On the fifth day of the Great American Getaway RV tour, Governor Josh Shapiro made a series of stops in Clarion, Tioga, and Warren counties to promote small businesses and showcase Pennsylvania's outdoor recreation industry and experiences. The tour, which was launched on Monday, aims to highlight the state's new tourism brand: The Great American Getaway.

During his visit to Clarion County, Governor Shapiro was joined by Tourism Director Hind Karns for a tour of the Foxburg Country Club. This historic club, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, boasts the oldest continuously used golf course in the United States. The Governor also stopped by the Allegheny Grille for a meal along the picturesque Allegheny River.

Continuing his tour in Tioga County, Governor Shapiro and his family hiked the Rimrock Trail in the Allegheny National Forest before heading to Wellsboro. There, they visited several small businesses on Main Street including Arise Café, Pop's Culture Shoppe, and Penns Well Hotel. The Governor also took time to visit Leonard Harrison State Park and take in the breathtaking views of Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon.

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The Great American Getaway RV tour is part of Governor Shapiro's efforts to promote Pennsylvania as a premier weekend getaway destination. With thousands of attractions and major events coming to the state in 2026 such as America's 250th anniversary celebration, the NFL Draft, FIFA World Cup, and MLB All-Star Game, there is no shortage of reasons for visitors to plan their next trip to Pennsylvania.

Tourism is a key component of Governor Shapiro's economic development strategy and plays a significant role in supporting local communities. A recent report released by the Pennsylvania Tourism Office showed that tourism generated $76 billion in economic impact and supported over 486,000 jobs in 2022 alone. In addition to promoting small businesses and main streets across the state, Governor Shapiro has proposed an $18 million investment in tourism to further boost the economy and attract more visitors.

For those seeking inspiration for their next Great American Getaway in Pennsylvania, the state's official tourism website, visitpa.com, offers a variety of resources and recommendations. Visitors can also follow along on social media platforms such as Instagram, Pinterest, Twitter, and TikTok for more ideas and inspiration.

With its diverse range of attractions and experiences, Pennsylvania truly has something for everyone. Whether it's exploring historic sites, hiking through national forests, or supporting local businesses, the Great American Getaway RV tour is showcasing all that the Commonwealth has to offer as a top destination for travelers.

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