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Title: Impact of Decreased Tourism on the Cornish Holiday Industry Hey everyone, have you seen the recent report on Cornwall Live? It seems that the Cornish holiday industry is facing its lowest point in a decade due to the decline in tourism. This is concerning news for all of us who care about Cornwall's economy and the livelihood of local businesses. As the summer season approaches, it's crucial that we come together to support the holiday industry in Cornwall. Let's spread the word about the stunning destinations and attractions that Cornwall has to offer. By promoting local tourism, we can help revive the industry and contribute to the region's recovery. Let's do our part to make this summer a successful one for Cornwall. Share your favorite Cornish holiday spots and activities, and let's encourage others to explore all that this beautiful region has to offer. Together, we can help Cornwall bounce back stronger than ever. #SupportCornishTourism #CornwallRevival #ExploreLocalDestinations What are your thoughts on this? Let's discuss how we can support Cornwall through this tough time. https://ift.tt/XBtrQzh

Tourism can reshape entire neighborhoods and influence the #realestate market. From bustling cities to getaway destinations, visitor demand is not just shaping experiences but also dictating real estate trends and opportunities. https://bit.ly/3TpBiek

South Dakota tourism is a lot more than the Black Hills and Badlands, and for two straight years, the southeastern region that includes Sioux Falls has generated more tourism dollars. What's bringing people to the area? The latest from News Watch: #Tourism #SouthDakota

A new economic impact study reports that tourism remains a resilient industry and key economic contributor in the Central Okanagan despite recent challenges, growing to a $2.4 billion dollar industry for our community, an increase of about 14% compared to 2018. “Kelowna’s brand as a desirable travel destination remains strong, and this resiliency is reassuring as we continue to promote Kelowna nationally as a year-round travel destination,” says Tourism Kelowna President & CEO, Lisanne Ballantyne. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gfEnvxXr #economicimpact #valueoftourism #BCTourismCounts #TourismCounts #destinationmanagement #destinationmarketing #exploreKelowna

Hidden in the shadow of top-billing Ontario attractions like the CN Tower and Niagara Falls, there are some true hidden gems tourists can enjoy in less-travelled parts of the province. 📝A new study commissioned by online tour operator and software company Bókun, a Tripadvisor company ranks some of the best 'hidden gem' destinations in Canada. Ontario locations claimed three of the top eight spots on the ranking, including Parkwood National Historic Site in City of Oshawa, sitting in eighth place. Read more about the rankings and plan your trip to this #DurhamRegion (not-so-hidden) gem. https://bit.ly/451HqOl Destination Ontario | Central Counties Tourism | Greater Oshawa Chamber of Commerce

❤️National Travel and Tourism Week (NTTW) recognizes the importance of the travel industry and its significant impact on the economy. We proudly join the celebration, highlighting how tourism benefits our community in Terrebonne Parish and beyond. 🤍Economic Footprint: The travel industry in the United States boasts a staggering $2.8 trillion economic footprint. This substantial contribution underscores the importance of travel as a critical driver of economic growth and prosperity. In Terrebonne Parish alone, tourism generated over $113 million in visitor spending, showcasing tourism's crucial role in our local economy. 💙Generating Spending and Supporting Jobs: Travel generates $1.3 trillion in spending nationwide, fueling various sectors, from hospitality to retail. In Terrebonne Parish, tourism supports 1,260 jobs and generates over $37 million in employment earnings. These jobs are vital for the well-being of our community, providing livelihoods and opportunities for growth. ❤️Saving Families Money: Tourism boosts the economy and saves families money. Without tourism, each household in Terrebonne Parish would have to pay an additional $324 in state and local taxes. This financial relief is a testament to the value of tourism in offsetting costs that would otherwise burden local residents. 🤍Why Tourism Matters: Tourism is more than just an economic driver; it enriches our community by promoting cultural exchange, preserving local heritage, and enhancing the quality of life for residents and visitors alike. Events, festivals, and attractions in Houma unite people, fostering a sense of community and pride in our unique culture and natural beauty! #NTTW24 #NTTW #Travel #Tourism #Explorehouma #Travelisessential Louisiana Office of Tourism Louisiana Travel Association U.S. Travel Association Brand USA

What's the reality of tourism in the Valley this summer? Maggie Dresser with the The Flathead Beacon wrote the attached article that explains our "busy-but-manageable" summer! Here in Whitefish, our summer forecast remains flat to last year...and last year, well - it was flat to 2019... over-visitation and/or over-tourism is not a concern in Whitefish, Montana this summer. https://lnkd.in/g-SDxgW7

📈 #Kentucky is boosting its tourism industry with the #KentuckyTourism Development Act, offering valuable #incentives for businesses. From distilleries to resorts, learn how your clients can benefit from these opportunities. Discover how our #LocationAdvisory Services team can guide businesses through the application and reporting process to maximize these benefits. Dive into the details in our blog by Devon McSurley at the link below. #TourismDevelopment

#Kentucky is fostering its tourism industry via the #KentuckyTourism Development Act, unlocking valuable opportunities for businesses! Whether your client is running a distillery or a resort, it's time to seize the incentives being offered. Let our #LocationAdvisory Services team assist you in maneuvering through the application and reporting process, making the most out of these benefits. For an in-depth understanding, check out our latest blog post by Devon McSurley at the link below!

Exciting insights shared by CSUMB Sustainable Hospitality Management Program’s partner and recent College of Business Diamond Key guest lecturer, Melissa Krueger of Classic Vacations! As we delve into the relationship between livability and tourism, let's ponder: A nice place to live is indeed a nice place to visit. How can sustainable practices amplify this connection? Read this Travel Weekly opinion peice. #SustainableHospitality #Tourism #Livability 🌱✈️