It was a great day celebrating Mississippi tourism last week at the Capitol! $7.5 BILLION spent by visitors in 2023, which contributed $744 million in state and local taxes. We were honored to have Lieutenant Governor Delbert Hosemann as our esteemed speaker. There is so much for Mississippi's fourth-largest industry to be proud of and we have some of the hardest working tourism professionals around!
MISSISSIPPI TOURISM ASSOCIATION’s Post
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In 2022, the continued growth in visitor spending in Iredell County has once again highlighted the undeniable value of tourism to our community. The increase of 12.8% to $367.9 million is not just a statistic, but a testament to the enduring allure of our county's attractions and the warm hospitality we offer. The tourism industry has a profound impact, touching every facet of Iredell County's economy. With over 2,335 individuals employed directly in the travel and tourism sector, it's evident that tourism provides not only memorable experiences for our visitors but also essential livelihoods for our residents. The $91 million in total payroll generated by the tourism industry echoes loudly as it circulates through our local businesses, supporting families and fostering growth. Equally impressive is the $14.2 million in state tax revenue and $11.9 million in local taxes, generated from both sales and property tax revenue. These financial contributions power our community's infrastructure, enriching the lives of those who call Iredell County home. As we reflect on these remarkable figures, we're reminded that behind every dollar spent is a story of exploration, connection, and discovery. Together, we continue to build a thriving destination that not only captivates the hearts of visitors but also uplifts the dreams of our own citizens. Here's to another year of embracing the boundless opportunities that tourism brings to Iredell County, and to the partnerships that make it all possible.
Domestic and international visitors to and within Iredell County spent $367.9 million in 2022, an increase of 12.8% from 2021. The data comes from an annual study commissioned by Visit North Carolina, a unit of the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina (EDPNC). Read More: 👇
2022 Visitor Impact for Iredell County
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