Jackson Hole (Jackson Hole) is an attraction in the US state of Wyoming.
For ordinary people, let alone attractions, they probably don't even know that Wyoming is a US state. Together with several neighboring states, it forms a famous “cube state” in the western United States.
Back then, European colonists came to the American continent to seize Indian land and establish colonies. Guess it's bothersome, so just draw some horizontal and vertical lines on the map as colony boundaries.
The Eastern Colony was first established, and Europeans also respected the local topography a little bit; some set borders according to the trend of mountains, rivers, and rivers.
If you get to the west, the endless plains, or the crowds are sparse, you can simply take a straight line.
Wyoming is a rectangular shape with rules. The only place the US can compete with it is the neighboring state of Colorado.
Jackson Hole (Jackson Hole) is a place where people familiar with English might think, is it a cave?
Actually, the origin of the name is that the town is surrounded by mountains. Seen from above, it looks like a “hole.” It is close to Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park, and is the best ski resort in North America.
However, for people in the financial world, Jackson Hole gets the most attention every year in late August. Since 1978, central bank governors, economists, and finance ministers from various countries have come here every year to discuss various economic issues.
Davos is very important; we can talk about anything. Jackson Hole is relatively pure...