Abilene Promotes Late-Summer Tourism to Area Attractions
Visit Abilene, the city's tourism organization, is encouraging travelers to consider the central Kansas town for late-summer trips. The campaign highlights several local attractions, including the Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum, the state's Official Heritage Railroad, and a collection of historic homes and museums.
Abilene, located along Interstate 70, has received national recognition as a small-town travel destination in recent years. The city's tourism offerings center on its connections to President Dwight D. Eisenhower, Old West history, and locally owned businesses.
The tourism organization noted that Abilene is accessible as both a day trip and a weekend destination for travelers along the I-70 corridor.
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