California Tourism Month.
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Overview
This resolution officially designates May 2026 as California Tourism Month. It encourages Californians to support the state’s tourism industry and local businesses by traveling within the state. The resolution highlights the significant economic contributions of tourism, including revenue generation and job creation. It reaffirms a previous declaration made in 2016.
Key provisions
- Designates May 2026 as California Tourism Month.
- Urges Californians to support tourism and local businesses.
- Recognizes the economic impact of tourism on California.
- Acknowledges the importance of tourism to the state’s workforce.
- Highlights the role of small businesses in the tourism sector.
Who is affected
- California residents
- Tourism industry businesses
- Local businesses
- Visitors to California
- California residents and visitors
Notable changes
- Reaffirms a previous declaration of California Tourism Month.
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