In an effort to bolster the nation’s music tourism sector, U.S. Senators John Hickenlooper and Marsha Blackburn introduced the bipartisan American Music tourism Act this week. The legislation, aimed at supporting and expanding tourism for those seeking to travel to see their favorite performers live, calls on the Department of Commerce to develop a comprehensive plan to attract more domestic and international visitors to music venues across the United States.
“Music venues are the custodians of our cultural heritage,” stated Senator Hickenlooper tourism/”>in the announcement of the legislation. “From the iconic Red Rocks to the historic Grand Ole Opry and countless smaller venues nationwide, people flock to our states to enjoy world-class music and connect with one another. Our bill will assist these venues by fostering growth in the music tourism sector.”
Senator Blackburn highlighted the significant cultural and economic impacts of music tourism, particularly in her home state…
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