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Jon Jarosh on how fewer temporary work visas affects tourism

Destination Door County Chief Communications Officer Jon Jarosh discusses how a reduction in H-2B temporary work vias is affecting seasonal employers as the tourism economy booms in the region.

By Shawn Johnson, Marisa Wojcik | Here & Now

June 26, 2026 • Northeast Region

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Jon Jarosh on how a reduction in H-2B temporary work visas affects seasonal employers.

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