7 Surefire Ways to Always Spot a Tourist in Indiana
Indiana is a fantastic place to visit, and for those who have never been here, there’s a ton to see. Whether on a college tour, cross country trip, or visiting for work or pleasure, a tourist in Indiana is pretty easy to spot. How can you tell if someone is a tourist or an authentic Hoosier? Here are 7 tried and true ways.

Indiana has a ton of craft breweries throughout the state, particularly in proximity to college towns. Many tourists haven't tried Indiana's finest brews and will compensate by tasting or ordering a flight of various beers.

You've seen them: the passersby doing a double take when they see a Square Donuts sign or spot this elusive donut in public. They may stare, order while stumbling over their words, or simply furrow their brow in confusion.
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Indiana weather is fickle, so the surest way to spot a tourist is by their clothing choices. You brought a sweater to slip on for when the wind hits, but the family shivering as they walk down the block in shorts and tank tops? Tourists.
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It's safe to assume that roughly 40% of the people you'll encounter on race day are out of towners. Look past the tailgating and you'll be sure to see the visitors checking out the speedway grounds.

Indiana tourists are always snapping pictures of their trips, surprised by the beauty of our fine state. They'll stick out in a crowd, for sure.

Yes, it's pretty obvious, and even rental cars at the airport have different state tags. They'll stand out quickly, so you'll know on the road if you're dealing with a tourist.

Whether visiting the hallowed halls of Notre Dame, seeing the Dunes for the first time, gawking at the expansive cornfields, or finding themselves in awe at the many wonders that cities like Fort Wayne, Bloomington, and Indianapolis have to offer, this is the general look a tourist will have when visiting Indiana for the first time.
Finding a tourist in Indiana is pretty simple! What other ways have you found to spot a tourist in our state?
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