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New York State Hospitality Leaders on the Return of Business Events in 2022 - Vimarsana News

New York State Hospitality Leaders on the Return of Business Events in 2022

New York is serious about the return of business events. Announced last November, the state’s $450 million "Bring Back Tourism, Bring Back Jobs" recovery package includes the $25 million Meet in New York grant program to help convention centers and conference venues attract events, traveler spending and jobs. Another $25 million will expand the global I LOVE NY marketing campaign into additional domestic and international markets.  

Tourism Officials Protest Use Of Hotel Tax Money To Ease Flooding - Vimarsana News

Tourism Officials Protest Use Of Hotel Tax Money To Ease Flooding

UpdatedTue, Apr 13, 2021 at 8:41 am ET Replies(3) The Florida hotel industry said a Senate bill would take away funds needed to regenerate tourism. (Shutterstock) TALLAHASSEE, FL — State tax money earmarked to promote and market tourism in Florida would be diverted, in part, to other uses under a proposal that has drawn strong opposition from the tourism industry, which argues it has taken the brunt of the coronavirus pandemic. The Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association has forwarded a letter to members of the Florida Senate Committee on Community Affairs strongly opposing Senate Bill 2...

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COVID liability bill on way to Holcomb | Local | The Journal Gazette - Vimarsana News

COVID liability bill on way to Holcomb | Local | The Journal Gazette

General Assembly NIKI KELLY | The Journal Gazette INDIANAPOLIS – A bill to protect businesses, schools and nonprofits from COVID-19-related lawsuits is heading to the governor's desk. The Indiana Senate voted 39-7 Monday to accept final changes on the bill. Gov. Eric Holcomb has stated his support for the measure. “Many Indiana businesses, organizations and individuals have made significant sacrifices during the pandemic to try and keep those in our community healthy,” said Sen. Mark Messmer, R-Jasper. “Unfortunately, the losses some businesses have experienced because of the COVID-19...