The streets of historic downtown Lancaster are noticeably more crowded since the Pennsylvania Dutch Convention and Visitors Bureau opened in April, reports the Intelligencer Journal.
"It's clear that we have tons of new visitors. ... There are a lot more people on the street in the evenings," said Phil Wenger, president of the Isaac's Restaurant & Deli chain, which has a restaurant at 25 N. Queen St.
"We're definitely seeing a lot more," said Phillip Eck, manager of Annie Bailey's Irish Pub and Restaurant, 28 E. King St. "The doormen are seeing a lot of different state IDs."
Original source: Intelligencer-Journal
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