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Ohio's 2011 tourism marketing campaign resulted in $14 in state and local taxes for every $1 invested in it! Click here for the press release
U.S. Travel Association study proves tourism promotion campaigns increase visitation.
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UPDATES
February
Strong tourism helps Tuscarawas County, Ohio set sales-tax revenue record.
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January
Columbus will host the 2013 NHL All-Star Game. $12 million in visitor spending and nearly 10,000 hotel room nights expected.
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December
Columbus Mayor Coleman proposes $2 million increase to the Destination Columbus marketing campaign.
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Central Ohio will receive a $50 million impact when Dublin hosts the 2013 Presidents Cup at Muirfiled Village Golf Course.
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November
Tourism brings $267 million annually and supports more than 4,000 jobs in the Mansfield, Ohio area.
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October
October is the busiest month for visitors in Holmes County because of the leaves.
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September
Tourism added 12,500 jobs over the past 12 months!
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August
Tourism contributed $38 billion to Ohio's economy in 2010, about 7% more than in 2009.
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July
Tourism (leisure & hospitality) added 10,600 Ohio Jobs in June 2011.
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Wisconsin increases Department of Tourism Marketing Budget to over $12 million annually!
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USTA study proves tourism promotion campaigns increase visitation.
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Wisconsin budget boosts tourism promotion to $12.3 million.
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June
Ohio Tourism Division and Ad Agency Win Prestigious SABRE AWARD for Marketing Campaign.
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Pure Michigan credited for $2 billion jump in visitor spending and 10,000 new jobs in 2010.
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May
Ohio Tourism Division Launches Marketing Campaign.
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