The United States has seen its fair share of big-spender events over the last year or so: Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, the Super Bowl, the Barbie movie—take your pick. And while all of those were manufactured spectacles, one natural occurrence is sitting right up there with them. Americans are expected to fuel another economic boom with travel and tourism to see the total solar eclipse in April, The Washington Post reported on Wednesday. Along the path of totality, hotels are sold out, festivals are at full capacity, and locals are planning for some of the biggest crowds they’ve ever seen. “We know how to host big ... (full story)