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Livermore Honored as One Of State's Merriest Cities | Community News

Livermore was recently highlighted on VisitCalifornia.com as one of 15 California towns and cities with a holiday spirit.

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There's a new movement in California tourism: visiting tribal lands

California’s tourism bureau is trying something for the first time: A new promotional campaign called “Visit Native California” nudging travelers toward tribal lands.

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Around Kings County: California, Central Valley tourism recovering slowly


Figures from the state tourism agency show hotel occupancy in March 2021 at around 64%.That is an improvement from all of 2020 when tourist spending in California was just 45% of the amount spent in 2019, before the pandemic hit. But the state is likely to take years to recover fully from the devastating impact on business from COVID-19. 
Caroline Beteta, president and CEO of Visit California says, “The pandemic has been an enormous challenge across the globe, and tragically has taken lives and livelihoods. California — and California’s travel and hospitality industry — are well-positioned for recovery.” 
The state tourism agency says visitor spending in California dropped to $65.10 billion in 2020, only 45% of the 2019 amount. The last time tourism spending in California was below $60 billion was 1996.

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