North Carolina heads into 2027 with a divided General Assembly as Democrats take control of the House and Republicans retain a razor-thin Senate majority. NCTIA looks forward to bipartisan cooperation to advance and protect tourism.

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Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority hosts an Advocacy in Action session to educate and encourage active participation.

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Here’s a preview of topics that will be covered during NCTIA’s 2026 Tourism Leadership Conference, Dec 1-2 at Pinehurst Resort. Key sessions will cover the travel economy, financial risks for NC tourism, and NC tourism trends.

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North Carolina is advancing the Raleigh-to-Richmond passenger rail line project with $550 million in federal-state funding to cut travel time by more than an hour.

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With North Carolina’s film grant reserve depleted and future projects at risk, Republican legislative leaders are proposing a one-time $31 million appropriation to prioritize eligible projects and help stabilize the state’s film industry.

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From Mount Airy to Hatteras Island, nearly 1,000 cyclists will cover 500 miles during Cycle NC’s Mountains to Coast Ride, showcasing North Carolina’s diverse communities, culture, food, and hospitality along the way.

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As WNC approaches the two-year anniversary of Helene, Gov. Stein releases an Economic Recovery Plan that aims to coordinate the region’s long-term rebuilding and growth.

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A new Senator was seated from the east, the State's major events fund was tapped for a signature tennis event, and registration for the Tourism Leadership Conference is now open!

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North Carolina communities mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with memorials, tributes and days of service.

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North Carolina tourism hit a record $37.2B in visitor spending in 2025, but new county-level data highlights the importance of continued investment in strategic areas.

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