Visit Indy announced that Indianapolis has been named one of the top 14 places to visit in 2026 by Condé Nast Traveler. The city is gearing up to attract 30 million annual visitors, significantly contributing to an estimated $5.8 billion in economic impact.

Morgan Snyder, Senior Director of Public Relations and Film for Visit Indy, highlighted the organization’s efforts to promote the city for conventions, events and leisure travel.

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Patty Spitler, former WISH-TV Anchor and Entertainment Reporter, and current host of Pet Pals TV and Great Day TV, has released a book titled "The Dog Who Saved My Life." The book shares personal stories from Spitler's life, including her childhood memories of growing up in Dayton, Ohio, her radio DJ jobs as a teenager, and her journey to becoming a TV personality. The book is named in honor of her late dog, Louie, who helped her recover from depression after dealing with hearing loss.

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Katy Mann, author of 'Where to Take the Kids Indianapolis,' will host book signings across Indiana and Kansas from November 14 to November 23. The book provides a comprehensive guide to family-friendly activities in Indianapolis, offering insights into local attractions, hidden gems, and budget-friendly outings. The book is organized like a directory, featuring activities tailored to different age groups and interests, from toddlers to teens, and includes seasonal adventures, road trips, and day trips. Mann's work is described as a love letter to her children's childhood, capturing the essence of family adventures and the joy of discovering new places together.

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