A bill advancing in the General Assembly would clarify the intended use of tourism-related occupancy tax revenues, following a recent North Carolina Supreme Court ruling.
NCTIAJune5.pdf
NCTIA breaks down the recent NC Supreme Court ruling on occupancy taxes and explains why local tourism authorities still make funding decisions, each under its unique local law.
NCTIAMay29.pdf
NCTIA mourns the passing of Mikie Wall, a leisure travel specialist who significantly impacted NC's tourism economy.
NCTIAMay22.pdf
Legislative leaders announced a breakthrough state budget agreement that could bring greater stability for North Carolina’s tourism industry.
NCTIAMay15.pdf
North Carolina’s tourism economy reached new heights in 2025, with visitor spending reaching a record $37.2 billion statewide and supporting 231,000 jobs despite Hurricane Helene’s disruption.
NCTIAMay8.pdf
A new Senate bill won’t change school calendars yet, but it could set the stage for a major rethink of summer break and its impact on students, families and the State’s economy.
NCTIAMay1.pdf
The first week of the General Assembly’s short session offered something that has been in short supply on Jones Street: a tangible sign of compromise, agreement between the two chambers, and progress on a major appropriations issue.
NCTIAApril24.pdf
The General Assembly is expected to settle unfinished business when the session begins next week.
NCTIAJApril17.pdf
NCTIA Board of Directors met in Salisbury to set policy and outline future initiatives that will enhance a thriving tourism economy.
NCTIAApril10.pdf
NCTIAMar27.pdf
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