Northwest Tenn. Tourism Association to Host Annual Legislative Breakfast
From the Apr 23, 2024 e-EditionUNION CITY — The Northwest Tennessee Tourism Association (NWTTA) to host the Second Annual NWTN Legislative Breakfast, sponsored by Total Tech Solutions. This key event is Friday, May 24 at Discovery Park of America in Union City. Doors open at 8:30 a.m. and the event begins at 9 a.m.
The NWTN Legislative Breakfast is designed to connect and engage key stakeholders in the tourism industry.
Connecting, Learning, Shaping the Future of Tourism
The event fosters collaboration between local and state government officials, business leaders, and tourism partners. Attendees will be able to engage in discussions on the future of tourism in Northwest Tennessee and how it contributes to a healthy economy.
Insights from Industry Experts, State Legislators
Keynote speaker Sara Beth Urban, CEO of the Tennessee Hospitality & Tourism Association, will provide valuable insights into the industry and updates on the latest changes. Additionally, Senators Ed Jackson and John Stevens, and Representatives Tandy Darby, Rusty Grills, Chris Hurt, and Brock Martin will be present to participate in a panel discussion about key tourism matters at the state level.
A Record-Breaking Year for Tennessee Tourism
“Tourism in Tennessee is booming!” says Kasey Muench, Executive Director of NWTN Tourism. “In 2022 alone, tourism put over $288 million back into Northwest Tennessee. As the state’s second-largest industry, tourism is generating jobs and economic development that benefit Tennesseans across the board. The NWTN Legislative Breakfast is all about how we can work together to keep this momentum going and make Northwest Tennessee an even bigger tourist destination.”
Admission is free, however, registration is required. To reserve your spot to network with key decision-makers in the tourism industry, please RSVP by visiting www.nwtntourism.com.
This event is also sponsored by Carroll Bank & Trust, Farm Bureau of Tennessee, Abbotts Print Shop, Gibson Electric, Lenox Golf and Event Co., and McKenzie Chamber and Industrial Board.
Don’t miss this opportunity to shape the future of tourism in Northwest Tennessee!
About Northwest Tennessee Tourism Association
Northwest Tennessee Tourism Association is a dedicated organization committed to promoting the nine counties of Benton, Carroll, Crockett, Dyer, Gibson, Henry, Lake, Obion, and Weakley. We work to showcase the region’s unique attractions, rich history, and vibrant culture, inviting visitors to experience the authentic charm of Northwest Tennessee. If you’re interested in becoming a member of NWTTA, simply log on to their website (www.nwtntourism.com) or email Kasey Muench at kasey@nwtntourism.com
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