Next month we can expect the preliminary economic impact report on T.F. Green and the outlying airports, and it will likely say that which has become quite evident ever since the terminal reconstruction and the arrival of Southwest Airlines.
Green Airport is among the state’s most important economic generators, not only establishing itself among the best regional airports in the nation, but opening up opportunities for development that the city of Warwick is now seizing upon, and that has become clear from the development around the airport property.
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While the city of Providence continues its renaissance, including the prospect of a hotel with that very name, Warwick is too, in a different way. As the convention center, skating rink and Waterplace Park attract attention in Providence, so does Green Airport, giving rise to new hotels, businesses and restaurants.
In this issue of Providence Business News we devote our Focus section to discussing the airport and business travel, some of the issues surrounding both, and paying tribute to how important Green Airport has become to Warwick’s and to our state’s economy.
