Kentucky business group tours Boise

IBR Staff//May 14, 2018

Some of the visitors from Kentucky took a walking tour of downtown Boise, including a stop at the new City Hall Plaza. Photo by Teya Vitu.

Commerce Lexington traveled with a group of 180 people from Kentucky to Boise to learn why Boise ranks so high on many Top 10 lists at the moment. They were looking for information they could take back to Lexington.

The Boise Department of Art and History gave a downtown walking tour. One stop was the Basque Block. Photo by Teya Vitu.

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