A day in Berlin, the heart of Holmes County’s Amish country and one of Ohio’s best small towns

Mel Gingerich has fielded a lot of questions in the nine years he’s been giving buggy tours around Berlin. Where do you live?
Slate

Something Odd Is Happening to Tourism in Amish Country

Ohio’s Amish Country, located in the northeastern part of the state, draws over 4 million visitors every year—second only to Cedar Point amusement park as the Buckeye State’s most popular tourist ...
The Boston Globe

The magic and charm of Ohio’s Amish country

BERLIN, Ohio — The Amish Country Theater here advertises itself as “a side-splittin’ comedy adventure.” “Side-splittin’” may not be the first descriptor that comes to mind when we think of the Amish.
The Conversation

Amish culture prizes peace − but you wouldn’t necessarily know it from a stop in Amish Country tourist towns

Susan L Trollinger does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond ...
Cleveland.com

Ohio unveils new tourism slogan -- its old one

COLUMBUS, Ohio—Ohio’s new tourism slogan, unveiled Wednesday, is its old tourism slogan -- “the heart of it all.” The return to the state’s old slogan, used between 1984 and 2001, is part of Gov. Mike ...
The Cincinnati Enquirer

Ohio's returned to its old tourism slogan, here's why

Ohio is, once again, the heart of it all. Gov. Mike DeWine announced a new − or, more accurately, old − tourism slogan for the state Wednesday: "Ohio, The Heart of it All." The state first used this ...